Welcome to The Resilient Learner Podcast!

We help learners of all ages cultivate the adaptable mindsets and skills necessary to carve their own path in their education and careers.

In this episode, we'll continue our discussion about 'deschooling', outlining 5 action steps we can take in our quest to become enthusiastic, self-directed learners. If you're new to the podcast, The Resilient Learner Podcast may be for you if you relate to any of the following:

• You love to learn and are currently trying to learn something (start a new career/major/school/degree/class) but you're feeling fearful/stuck/unclear about how to proceed.
• You lack clarity about your desires, goals, purpose and don't  know where to begin to figure it all out.
• You feel that your education did NOT prepare you to be successful in the ‘real world’ and want to do something about it now.
• You have impostor feelings and self-doubt is eating you alive and limiting your professional opportunities.
• You were a high achiever in K-12 and labeled as having ‘a lot of potential’, yet find yourself stuck and dissatisfied with your education and/or career.
• You were very good at following paths created for you by authority figures, but feel incapable of creating your own 'life syllabus'.

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Music by Music Unlimited from Pixabay

Welcome to The Resilient Learner Podcast!

We help learners of all ages cultivate the adaptable mindsets and skills necessary to carve their own path in their education and careers.

In this episode, we'll be talking about 'deschooling', which is an idea borrowed from the homeschooling world and represents a specific period between leaving the traditional school environment and beginning a homeschooling journey, where the child does very little formal work and reconnects with their love of learning. I am going to adapt this idea and discuss how it can be applied to adult learners who want to unlearn some behavior and thought patterns from the traditional school environment that get in the way of the quest to become enthusiastic self-directed learners. If you're new to the podcast, The Resilient Learner Podcast may be for you if you relate to any of the following:

• You love to learn and are currently trying to learn something (start a new career/major/school/degree/class) but you're feeling fearful/stuck/unclear about how to proceed.
• You lack clarity about your desires, goals, purpose and don't  know where to begin to figure it all out.
• You feel that your education did NOT prepare you to be successful in the ‘real world’ and want to do something about it now.
• You have impostor feelings and self-doubt is eating you alive and limiting your professional opportunities.
• You were a high achiever in K-12 and labeled as having ‘a lot of potential’, yet find yourself stuck and dissatisfied with your education and/or career.
• You were very good at following paths created for you by authority figures, but feel incapable of creating your own 'life syllabus'.

If you like this episode, please subscribe and share!

Music by Music Unlimited from Pixabay

Welcome to The Resilient Learner Podcast!

We help learners of all ages cultivate the adaptable mindsets and skills necessary to carve their own path in their education and careers.

In this episode, we're talking about a major factor that may be limiting how you show up in the world and thus your perception of your success - the fear of failure! If this means nothing to you, then maybe this episode isn't for you. But if you're like me and millions of other people who heard 'Failure is not an option' loud and clear during your childhood and beyond, tune in to learn about how to start unpacking this fear and reducing its impact on your life! If you're new to the podcast, The Resilient Learner Podcast may be for you if you relate to any of the following:

• You love to learn and are currently trying to learn something (start a new career/major/school/degree/class) but you're feeling fearful/stuck/unclear about how to proceed.
• You lack clarity about your desires, goals, purpose and don't  know where to begin to figure it all out.
• You feel that your education did NOT prepare you to be successful in the ‘real world’ and want to do something about it now.
• You have impostor feelings and self-doubt is eating you alive and limiting your professional opportunities.
• You were a high achiever in K-12 and labeled as having ‘a lot of potential’, yet find yourself stuck and dissatisfied with your education and/or career.
• You were very good at following paths created for you by authority figures, but feel incapable of creating your own 'life syllabus'.

If you like this episode, please subscribe and share!

Music by Music Unlimited from Pixabay

Welcome to The Resilient Learner Podcast!

We help learners of all ages cultivate the adaptable mindsets and skills necessary to carve their own path in their education and careers.

This podcast may be for you if you relate to any of the following:

• You love to learn and are currently trying to learn something (start a new career/major/school/degree/class) but you're feeling fearful/stuck/unclear about how to proceed.
• You lack clarity about your desires, goals, purpose and don't  know where to begin to figure it all out.
• You feel that your education did NOT prepare you to be successful in the ‘real world’ and want to do something about it now.
• You have impostor feelings and self-doubt is eating you alive and limiting your professional opportunities.
• You were a high achiever in K-12 and labeled as having ‘a lot of potential’, yet find yourself stuck and dissatisfied with your education and/or career.
• You were very good at following paths created for you by authority figures, but feel incapable of creating your own 'life syllabus'.

In this episode, I will share my story of realizing that my fragile learning mindset and skills were limiting my personal and professional achievement, and outline the 3 foundational traits of a resilient learner.

If you like this episode, please subscribe and share!

Music by Music Unlimited from Pixabay