Profound Mastery 🏆
- Common Advice
People always start with the basics and have an DOWN-UP approach (DON'T)⬆
⤞ Don’t learn the foundations, learn in advanced parts, invest in a high ROI.
⤞ Try Up-Down ⬇ instead, it's true that some of the basics are important but time is against us.
⤞ After you understand the differences between basic and advanced the lines start to blur
- Devils Advocate: When learning the alphabet or a language, a down-up approach is a-lot better.
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