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Leonardo da Vinci's creative process
How to approach problem-solving like da Vinci
The importance of curiosity and observation
Benefits of teaching what you learn
- When you learn with the intention to teach, you learn more deeply.
- While you teach, you will realize where you have gaps in your knowledge.
- Teaching will give you valuable feedback.
- You will have to apply what you learn.
- You will help others succeed.
- You will build deeper relationships with others.
- You will build a reputation as a giver.
- The more you teach, the better you become.
- You can get paid as a teacher, coach, consultant, or writer.
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The Explanation Effect
Learning is not passive: you can't learn just by taking in information. Without some form of active processing, like teaching, almost everything we read is lost in a short time.
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Spending 15 minutes a day reflecting on what you've learned can have a 20% learning gain.
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