I presume that you have learnt alot yourself? Don't get me wrong but I think it's very easy to make this sort of post and even those who hasn't learnt anything can just get there device and come up with something like this.
This isn't saying you have not learnt anything but if you aim at helping Bitcoin I think detailed help would be better like you talked about things they may be having problems learn, you can help them by writing on those topics and giving them your thoughts on it, well this is harder than just giving encouragement but it is more helpful.
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Yeah it's a helpful tip for those who want to learn, there is a difference between this and giving up because you can't solve something or you can't find a path through it, it's fine to take a break and later go back into the stuff, knowledge is like an endless ocean, the more you don't quit the more things become more clearer to you.
It's a shame that many people stay away from anything they can't easily figure out, they don't want to learn and for someone to continue learning something even when they don't get it yet means that person have determination, nonstop learning starts from been determined.
I believe that learning is a better word than been smart, because if you are the smartest in your city there is always another that's more smarter than you, knowledge is
It's a shame that many people stay away from anything they can't easily figure out, they don't want to learn and for someone to continue learning something even when they don't get it yet means that person have determination, nonstop learning starts from been determined.
I believe that learning is a better word than been smart, because if you are the smartest in your city there is always another that's more smarter than you, knowledge is
LEARNING A NEW skill is good as having multiple skills boost your credibility and offer you better opportunities to work. Consider a person in a domain who is specific on a particular skill but suddenly he lost his working platform it will be hard for him to hire himself again in the same position if he owns some other skills it can be helpful. At the same time, I would say you should focus on the other skills relevant to taste and your domain if try to change your domain it would be non-efficient and costly for your career. Because learning a new skill is easy but shifting the domain for a skill is not a piece of cake, it's like jumping to space without any proper research results an being dangerous haha.
But as OP said learning never ends and its a fact from the start of life to death we always learn something from elders, our teachers, our students, and even children for the rest fo our education society is enough haha it teaches you how to survive even in cruel times.
But as OP said learning never ends and its a fact from the start of life to death we always learn something from elders, our teachers, our students, and even children for the rest fo our education society is enough haha it teaches you how to survive even in cruel times.
The theory of the Learning Curves is not new and one it would be interesting to learn a little bit about it before talking about this topic.
The classical view about the learning process defines a period when people learn very fast and can experience what is called the knowledge illusion (I think that many users here, including me, fall there) but the more they know the more difficult is for them to continue learning, until they reach the plateau of their true personal learning limits:
The classical view about the learning process defines a period when people learn very fast and can experience what is called the knowledge illusion (I think that many users here, including me, fall there) but the more they know the more difficult is for them to continue learning, until they reach the plateau of their true personal learning limits:
I appreciate OP's idea, it works like charm and very effective in building brain power. A student that doesn't perform well in school, can dropout of school and learn a new skill, writing, coding, or design etc. When, in a year, that student resumes school, he will outperform his expectations and that of others about him. I agree with you, if a skill is hard for the brain to comprehend at all, the person can pause it, and practice what his brain is capable of learning. Once he begins to master his new skill, It'll create the self trust and confidence that he can achieve something and anything they focus on doing. Everybody is not the same, we all learn differently.
I don't think it is helpful but I agree with you that when someone is stuck at what they are learning at that time is that they shouldn't surrender but it would be much better if they stay learning what they are learning at that time even though they are stuck but there's a way that it wi continue which is to ask someone who has already learned it. When I started here in the forum, there are things that I don't know but I didn't stop instead I ask for guide from others and what I should have done. As you can see, I achieved what I have right now and ranked up.
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I haven't thought much about it, but I think feeling stuck or losing motivation while learning a new skill or achieving a goal is a common experience for many people. And I think you're right to suggest trying something new in order to reignite the passion.
Exploring other things can indeed be good when faced with a mental block while learning something new, and I have experienced that myself more than once. But I guess everyone's experience is different. Some may find it helpful to shift their focus to something completely unrelated, allowing their minds to refresh. On the other hand, some may prefer to dive deeper into the problem, persistently seeking a solution until it is found. Regardless of the method chosen, I believe it's important to take occasional breaks, give your brain some rest, and engage in physical activities or relaxing. These moments of relaxation can recharge your mental energy and provide a fresh perspective when you return to your learning or problem-solving tasks.
Never quit. When learning stops or you get stuck or stagnant on an idea, divert interest to learn something else for a while, and then revisit the initial subject of interest for learning completion. That's geniuses are made.
I believe that learning never ends; no matter how stuck our thoughts get, we strategize and look for ways to understand what we want to learn.Although your suggestion is correct, at some points in learning, if you stop understanding, you will need some rest by diverting your attention into something completely different from what you are learning in order to get some brain reset to continue from where we stopped.
Some people are geniuses and can absorb virtually everything at once; these people do not require extra rest before comprehending whatever they wish to comprehend.
When I was in a Bad Mood it was very difficult to understand something I wanted to learn, I was once in a Bad Mood situation when I wanted to do my daily tasks in the forum. Bad mood can have a freezing effect on the brain, I mean when I'm in a bad mood it's very difficult for me to understand something I've read. This situation needs to refresh the mood by doing things that can give peace, I prefer listening to classical music or watching comedy films to reset the atmosphere. I'll be back when things get better and I can fully concentrate on completing my daily tasks on the forum.
Never quit. When learning stops or you get stuck or stagnant on an idea, divert interest to learn something else for a while, and then revisit the initial subject of interest for learning completion. That's geniuses are made.
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The point is that everyone must have consistency in developing themselves, both in forums and outside. When you get stuck in boredom somewhere and try to divert your interest elsewhere it doesn't necessarily improve, but all you need to do is stop for a moment and do something else to stimulate your initial interest. Everyone has a way of killing boredom and talking on forums may only include self-development stages in discussion skills.What do you think? Was this helpful?
When you are bored stop for a moment and don't force yourself to engage in endless discussions. It's easier to learn something light according to our interests because when you force yourself to learn a lot of things that's where boredom will arise. Reading will provide broad insights and this is where the key to success in enhancing self-development.
This topic made sense to me as at the time of writing this and I want to use it to encourage and uplift anyone here who is feeling stuck while learning a new skill or has lost the zeal to continue, please reinvent to refire.
One way to stay on learning to the end when stuck or stagnant at a point, should be to divert attention to another interest. Let's say a newbie without any clue as to how this place converses or how cryptocurrencies or the decentralized network operates, may have to experience a hard time learning the new terms and learning from the wisdom of those who have succeeded. If after sometime one gets stuck and can't even make a sense of the whole thing, perhaps it would be time to learn something else, just to stimulate the brains concentration power and ability.
Later if you go back to the first thing you were learning, you would notice how easy it was all the while, but you just couldn't concentrate then. This new Neuro pathways will have been formed, new level of understanding and comprehension will be formed and that's how growth is noticed and revealed.
Never quit. When learning stops or you get stuck or stagnant on an idea, divert interest to learn something else for a while, and then revisit the initial subject of interest for learning completion. That's geniuses are made.
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I don't rule out that it may be useful to someone. For me, these are obvious things.One way to stay on learning to the end when stuck or stagnant at a point, should be to divert attention to another interest. Let's say a newbie without any clue as to how this place converses or how cryptocurrencies or the decentralized network operates, may have to experience a hard time learning the new terms and learning from the wisdom of those who have succeeded. If after sometime one gets stuck and can't even make a sense of the whole thing, perhaps it would be time to learn something else, just to stimulate the brains concentration power and ability.
Later if you go back to the first thing you were learning, you would notice how easy it was all the while, but you just couldn't concentrate then. This new Neuro pathways will have been formed, new level of understanding and comprehension will be formed and that's how growth is noticed and revealed.
Never quit. When learning stops or you get stuck or stagnant on an idea, divert interest to learn something else for a while, and then revisit the initial subject of interest for learning completion. That's geniuses are made.
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On my own behalf, I can add that in the process of any learning (new information) it is more productive to alternate training with physical activity (any). Even if it's just walking. But in general, switching from I can add that in the process of any learning one information to another in order to get distracted is quite a working scheme. This allows you not to get hung up and stop getting stuck on one topic that arises with prolonged concentration. Simply put, it is impossible to study continuously and pauses are necessary. Such as rest or change of activity. This works not only when learning new information related to bitcoin or cryptocurrencies, but in general with any.
There is no end to learning or there is no age to learn. As long as you live in the world, you will constantly learn something new from the world. If you think my education is over then you are wrong because at every stage of real life you will face new experiences which will teach you a lot. By education, we mean a certain degree which completes our educational qualifications but if we want to continue in real life, we cannot go according to any degree. Cryptocurrency is no different if you think you know enough about
Cryptocurrencies, but I will tell you that you have a lot more to know than that. Education is something you can learn from anyone younger or older than you. You may not know a thing but you will find that someone younger than you is quite experienced about that thing. That is, there is no end to learning for everyone, big or small.
Cryptocurrencies, but I will tell you that you have a lot more to know than that. Education is something you can learn from anyone younger or older than you. You may not know a thing but you will find that someone younger than you is quite experienced about that thing. That is, there is no end to learning for everyone, big or small.
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It also take one who's determined to apply a diversionary method because someone who likes to procrastinate or easily gives up on something will find it difficult to achieve that feat.
One of these two things must be responsible for anyone's entry to this forum – It's either they came here with a genuine interest and passion to learn or a passion to earn a living. Whichever of these two, the person coming here would still end up learning, otherwise they will remain stagnated. Those who head straight to bounties upon registering and indulging in social media tasks will still be learning too from the different engagements they get into and their interactions on other sites.
Talking about people ceasing to learn, they say that's the day they will stop to exist or die. There's something about the human mind that makes individuals appear stagnant if they don't task their brains in learning new stuff. We all know how different tech used to be three decades ago compared to what it's today. This is the same thing that happens to the human mind that stops learning.
And the only person that stops learning is a dead person.
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I agree with what you have said. There are different techniques for learning any new things. Some are well known while some are hybrids that have been developed from personal experience. We all have the one that works for us. From personal experience, the best way I learn is through a compact method. If I were to learn about Bitcoin, I would start with the introduction and pick one aspect of Bitcoin that I feel I have the closest knowledge in. Then when it comes time, I found that I assimilate better when I study in the early hours of the day before when my mind is at rest before my body, soul and mind gets occupied with the world's problems. This is my own method. It works perfectly for me.
Never quit. When learning stops or you get stuck or stagnant on an idea, divert interest to learn something else for a while, and then revisit the initial subject of interest for learning completion. That's geniuses are made.
Yes, and that's a good motivation and must be repeated, and if it is related to the world of trading, regardless of the type of coin/token, in my opinion, I don't think we have heard of anyone who has entered the market in the near future, immediately made big profits. There must be a loss too. and as you said revisit the subject. Btw, To stop there must be, There is a time to stop and you can feel the code. Yes. when the body starts to get tired you need to rest so that the process of scanning a tired body can return to normal.
Have you not thought hard about the saying "Learning never ends"? This saying is applicable to every aspect of life, whether academic, ways of life, finance, etc., in whatever we find ourselves doing today. As we keep on growing, that's how we will keep on learning and discovering new things (new innovations, new ideas). To me, I believe it's only the dead who have no room for knowledge expansion; as long as we are all living, we keep on learning.
Yea, it will be for some people who need motivation to keep on pushing in whatever they are doing. It's just a reminder to me of how I was finding it difficult to find myself around the forum in the beginning, but consistency brought me this far, and I will never allow my fear to stop me from achieving something. Anyone who is determined enough can do it; the only sacrifice that's required is time to learn and to take correction when they find out they have made a mistake.
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Yea, it will be for some people who need motivation to keep on pushing in whatever they are doing. It's just a reminder to me of how I was finding it difficult to find myself around the forum in the beginning, but consistency brought me this far, and I will never allow my fear to stop me from achieving something. Anyone who is determined enough can do it; the only sacrifice that's required is time to learn and to take correction when they find out they have made a mistake.
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For me not really although I agree with what you say. For me, learning will stop at death, not only about cryptocurrencies, I mean, but in general. Another thing is the intensity. Many topics, such as those related to Bitcoin can be difficult to understand at first but if you are willing to learn, with time and habit you always end up knowing more. Although age is a handicap in certain aspects. For example, if you start learning a language, playing an instrument or programming when you are over 50 you will have a hard time reaching a proficient level, but you can always learn.
A very interesting question actually.
Many older members are often irritated when newbies often ask the same questions about merits, opportunities to earn on the forum, how to advance on the forum, what is bitcoin etc.
I understand that for some newbies, the Internet forum is a new way of communication and that they do not know how to find certain information, and the reactions of the forum community can discourage them.
Some people learn new things easier and faster, while others need more time and effort.
It is important not to rush, take enough time to learn, be patient and use different ways of learning about new things like youtube videos, social networks etc.
Sometimes it's good to take a break from too much new information and focus on something else.
Many older members are often irritated when newbies often ask the same questions about merits, opportunities to earn on the forum, how to advance on the forum, what is bitcoin etc.
I understand that for some newbies, the Internet forum is a new way of communication and that they do not know how to find certain information, and the reactions of the forum community can discourage them.
Some people learn new things easier and faster, while others need more time and effort.
It is important not to rush, take enough time to learn, be patient and use different ways of learning about new things like youtube videos, social networks etc.
Sometimes it's good to take a break from too much new information and focus on something else.
Let's say a newbie without any clue as to how this place converses or how cryptocurrencies or the decentralized network operates, may have to experience a hard time learning the new terms and learning from the wisdom of those who have succeeded.
One of these two things must be responsible for anyone's entry to this forum – It's either they came here with a genuine interest and passion to learn or a passion to earn a living. Whichever of these two, the person coming here would still end up learning, otherwise they will remain stagnated. Those who head straight to bounties upon registering and indulging social media tasks will still be learning too from the different engagements they get into and their interactions on other sites.Talking about people ceasing to learn, they say that's the day they will stop to exist or die. There's something about the human mind that makes individuals appear stagnant if they don't task their brains in learning new stuff. We all know how different tech used to be three decades ago compared to what it's today. This is the same thing that happens to the human mind that stops learning.
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