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Learning fast versus learning deep

Learning fast versus learning deep

When you’re trying to learn something new, you can choose to learn it fast or learn it deep, and there is a place for both.

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I’ll continue to add more shallow/quick learning into my life, for things like the periodic table, geography and other general knowledge type subjects, but knowing when to choose to go deep is a great thing to consider.

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