Learn-To-Learn

Active listening and empathy are powerful tools to carry with his head all times. These directly improve our capacity to learn and to engage with others. If we want success, these are required.

We've heard from numbers of people concerning how being depressed gets in the way of their learning. Depression can mean a lot of things. We explore here how to get beyond that state and to the learning and success that you want.

In this micro-series episode we discuss research on the importance of purpose and learning. We find this research to be very interesting and highlights the benefits of finding a purpose in learning that we’ve laid out in other podcast episodes. 

We pick up our conversation again about how emotional coefficient or capacity can be enhanced, in this case, specifically through self-awareness. There are many games to be made in our learning and in our workplace through this approach.

We all know those extraordinary individuals who radiate passion and commitment, changing the world and inspiring others with their clarity and drive. What sets them apart is their deep connection to their purpose. You can have that too.

Gratitude is somewhat of a magic ticket to where we want to go. Here we explore the whys, the hows and the outcomes that gratitude brings in so many ways.

This micro-series episode addresses the critical role of purpose in education and personal growth. A powerful sense of purpose is often missing in traditional educational settings, where the focus is on rote learning and teaching to the test. This extinguishes students’ sense of purpose and therefore joy and appreciation of learning.

Now we go more in depth into the methods and processes through which using optimism creates success in all areas. The research shows us what the outcomes are and we explore more of how to get there.

In this micro-series episode, we discuss how developing integrity, trustworthiness, and the ability to engage well with others creates leaders that people naturally follow and respect. Drawing insights from Lao Tzu and Socrates, we discuss how the most effective leaders are those who lead by example and foster collective success.

There are very distinct and specific strategies that we can employ to help us develop this power. Optimists succeed much more readily and much more easily. Something that we all want.