Learning As A Way Of Living
“Live life as an experience of constant learning”
In the moment we think we know, we stop being curious and, therefore, we stop learning. And it’s at this very moment that starts the beginning of the end for us.
People that stop learning tend to be less tolerant, closed, and superb. They stop learning because they assume lots of things and they settle for the life they have; they dont aim for more, they dont have goals and ambitions.
On the other hand, people that aspire for more and aren’t satisfied with their current life tend to have what is known as “the begginer’s mind”…
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