Hey there, hero!

I'm just starting the process of taking a course, and I'm looking for advice from you.

Whether you formally teach others or not, we all make the move from showing others how to do something to learning how to do things ourselves.

What do you do to be as open as possible to the great things headed your way? How do you combat the assumptions you've made about something you're learning? What do you do to quiet the distractions?

What are your best practices as a learner?

I'd like to maximize my level of success in this course I'm taking, and I'd love to hear your best practices.

Let me know in the comments below.

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