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“The more you learn, the more you realize you don’t know.”
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Realize How Little You Know
The more you learn, the more you realize you don’t know. And that’s a humbling realization.
If you want to be a learner, you have to appreciate the fact that you have much to learn. This is not false humility or some kind of feigned status. It is a mindset.
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Be Someone’s Case Study
Master the principles your potential mentor teaches and then share with them how it made an impact on your life, sometimes that’s enough to kickstart a relationship that becomes a mentorship.
This can work because you’re demonstrating that their teaching works which makes ...
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Be An Apprentice
Excellence takes time, and to achieve it you have to adopt the mindset of an apprentice. To think like an apprentice:
- Watch, listen and be present in the process.
- Practice often instead of waiting for your Big Break.
- Accept that few become great on their own...
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Realize How Little You Know
The more you learn, the more you realize you don’t know. And that’s a humbling realization.
If you want to be a learner, you have to appreciate the fact that you have much to learn. This is not false humility or some kind of feigned status. It is a mindset.
The paradox of knowledge is that as you learn more, you realize how much you don't know.
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