Finding Time For Learning
- Most adults who are juggling work, parenting and self-care find it hard to set aside time to learn anything new.
- The desire to learn is there, as one knows the importance of upgrading one’s skill sets. The challenge is to find the time to learn.
- The most fundamental strategy is not to spread ourselves too thin, and have only one project at a time. If we want to learn tennis, painting and coding, we need to pick one first.
- If multiple projects are important to us, we still need to focus on learning one project at a time and pick the second one after progress is made on the first one.
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