EFFECTIVE SELF-LEARNING: HOW TO MASTER AND SUCCEED

We all know that self-learning is an indispensable skill for everyone in an era where everything is developing rapidly, but how can you make your self-learning more effective? Let's explore with A8 Resource 4 factors to pay attention to when self-learning to find the answer to the question: "What is preventing us from self-learning effectively?" in this post.

WHAT IS SELF-LEARNING SKILL?

According to author Hoang Nguyen shared in the article " To self-learning, you also need to self-learning ", self-learning skill is the ability to be proactive in developing knowledge or mastering a certain type of skill.

4 DECIDING FACTORS FOR SUCCESSFUL SELF-LEARNING

1. Aspiration:

Ask yourself and answer: Why do I need to learn this? What kind of person do I want to become after learning it?

There are 3 types of purposes for learning:

• Learn to have a professional skill, then use this skill to make money: accounting, design, engineering,...
• Learn to develop yourself: communication skills, critical thinking, time management,...
• Learn to experience: try new things: oil painting, singing,...

2. Curiosity:

Curiosity helps you get to the root of the problem. Apply questions that stimulate your curiosity such as: HOW, WHAT, WHY – How does this work, what is it, why is it needed.

3. Self-awareness:

Self-awareness is the ability to evaluate yourself objectively, meaning being able to see where you are wrong, and where you can make adjustments to get better.

4. It’s okay to feel silly:

What makes you easily give up when learning a new skill is not a lack of intelligence but the feeling of being silly when you fail the first time. Therefore, you must clearly define your purpose to accept your "silliness":

• If you learn to make money, only when you eliminate the "silliness" in your skills and professional knowledge can you make a lot of money.
• If you learn to develop yourself, feeling "silly" will be easier to accept, and slow progress is also progress.
• If you learn to experience, "silliness" is also a part of life, calmly accept it.

We cannot know what skill sets will be needed in the future to be able to make a lot of money, but continuously learning to improve yourself will never be in vain. A8 Resource hopes that this post will give you another perspective on self-learning and application to achieve the desired results in your self-learning.

*This post is referenced from author Hoang Nguyen's article:

• Why do you keep learning but don't "improve"? 4 Factors that determine the ability to self-learning: https://vietcetera.com/vn/vi-sao-hoc-hoai-ma-khong-len-trinh-4-yeu-to-quyet-dinh-kha-nang -study
• To self-learning, you also need to self-learning: https://vietcetera.com/vn/de-tu-hoc-cung-can-phai-tu-hoc