Embed learning in your daily routine
You have to design all of your learning so it fits around your daily routine. Don’t try and create a new way of living your life.
Make a change and design habits so they fit around your lifestyle.
Think: You need to build a bridge from where you are to where you want to be in one month, one year, and ten years. You aren’t hopping on a plane and flying straight there. The bridge is built with the blocks of new information and habits, and held together with the mortar of your daily life.
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