“Setting goals is the first step in turning the invisible into the visible.”&nbsp;

Problem Solving

Figure out your “why.” Consider these questions.<ul><li>What opportunities will become available by learning that new thing?</li><li>What would you do if you could use your desired skill right now?</li><li>Will you have a deeper relationship with your family/friends? Grow your business?&nbsp;</li></ul>

Know your outcome

No matter what you want to learn or accomplish, there’s someone in the world that has already achieved what you want.You have access nowadays to endless resources in the form of&nbsp;biographies, books, videos, online classes and so on. You just have to search.

Model the best

There are no shortcuts.The 10,000 hour rule is still under debate, but it doesn’t defeat the fact that immersion through repetition of the task at hand is the only way to achieve mastery.&nbsp;

Immerse yourself in the process

Seek an outside perspective as soon as possible.We try to learn everything ourselves, without seeking the feedback of others, only to realize that we were way off-course.&nbsp;

Get immediate feedback

Since our focus is limited, we can maximize our results is to eliminate&nbsp;what doesn’t work.The easiest way to do this is to use Pareto’s principle to your task: almost every time, there are a few important tasks that give you the majority of your desired results.

Drop what doesn’t work

Don’t quit just because you’re not getting the results you desire in this moment.If you have a clear vision, someone to model, and embrace massive experimentation, there’s no reason not to give up.

Go long

The speed at which we learn anything can determine the quality of our lives. Imagine if you could pick up that skill you've always wanted to learn, in a matter of months versus years. How would that affect your life? How will blockchain impact finance and business?

Go long

Seven Steps To Learn and Master Anything As Quickly As Possible - James Altucher

Hack the 10,000 hour rule

Plus, Minus, Equal

Micro-Skills