Quotes About Learning

para adquirir una nueva destreza o mejorar en cualquier cosa que hagamos hay que estar dispuestos a seguir adelante aunque por un tiempo parezcamos tontos y nos sintamos estúpidos.

Jim Rohn said, "If you read one book every month about your industry, in ten years you'll have read 120 books. That will put you in the top one percent of your field.

There are essentially two things that will make you wise -- the books you read and the people you meet.

You don't have to get it perfect, you just have to get it going. Babies don't walk the first time they try, but eventually they get it right

We are the accumulation of our past experiences. How we channel those experiences and knowledge into wisdom as we move forward is critical.

I like to read I"m ten and a half.

An intelligent man [doesn't] know everything, he simply [knows] how to look everything up quickly and efficiently." - Jack Chalker, Songs of the Dancing Gods

The "norm" for humanity is love. Brutality is an aberration. We are not sinners by nature. We learn to be bad. We are taught to stray from our good paths. We are made to be crazy by other people who are also crazy and who draw for us a map of the world which is ugly, negative, fearful, and crazy.

Excellence and achievement have a structure that can be copied. By modeling successful people, we can learn from the experience of those who have already succeeded.

If I try to teach you what I do, you will fail because you are not me. If you hang around me, you will observe what I do, and you may pick up some good habits. But there are a lot of things you will want to do differently. Colm O'Shea

Those who want to win and lack skill can get someone with skill to help them. I

You have to be willing to make mistakes regularly; there is nothing wrong with it.

But a doctor learns, because he has to, not to worry actively about patients until the worrying can do some good; meanwhile, they have to be walled off in a quiet compartment of the mind. They don't teach that at medical school, but it's as important as your stethoscope.

You teach what you know... but impart who you are.

You're a fast learner," she remarked. "You've gone from slowpoke to safety hazard in one day.

Since I was trying so hard to make books lead my life, I didn't want to read them and then just put them back on the shelf and say, "good book," as if I was patting a good dog. I wanted books to change me, and I wanted to write books that would change others.

Another thing I've been trying to do on my walks is to know what I'm looking at, when I'm looking at it. I want to be smart. When I walk down the sidewalk I see about a hundred different kinds of bugs and all I do is point at them like a caveman and say 'Ugh, look, a bug,' but I know each one of them must have a different name and a different reason why and how it came to be on the planet, and I don't know any of that stuff.

So yes, this means dirt is good. Mud pies rule.

Title Page 101 AMAZING FACTS Jack Goldstein

The world is the true classroom. The most rewarding and important type of learning is through experience, seeing something with our own eyes.

The best teacher is experience and not through someone's distorted point of view

Once we've learned enough about the universe we will admit to ourselves that we will never know everything.

One famous Zen master actually described spiritual practice as "one mistake after another," which is to say, one opportunity after another to learn. It is from "difficulties, mistakes, and errors" that we actually learn. To live life is to make a succession of errors. Understanding this can bring us great ease and forgiveness for ourselves and others—we are at ease with the difficulties of life.

The adult brain and nervous system grow and change throughout our lives. Until the very end, we are neurologically transformed by whatever we practice. We are not limited by the past.