Books

Starting on this, heard good things about it! Will review once I'm done =)

https://warpcast.com/hickuphh3/0x38bb2ed6
1/3: Finished reading, highly relatable to tubo-boost learning. Points that stood out:

**Research**
Spending time to list out key learning objectives, scope, what educational resources to use might save hours in the future learning irrelevant stuff or figuring things out

3/3: **Experimentation** Applies to the learning methods, and to the material itself. 

Don’t be fixated on tested and proven methods, see what works best for you. Highly contextual, the optimal methods used to learn 1 thing could be different from another. Relates to another concept in the book on metalearning

1 of the more impactful self-improvement books I've read in my life, will recommend! 😁

2/3: **Directness**
Learning / being in the environment you will actually use the knowledge / skill in. Eg. If you wanna compete in Ninja warrior, you can train in the gym, but a better way would be to create and train on the obstacles used in the show.