I love learning.
I love teaching.
I have grown with all my knowledge to a better perspective and positive person. It has given me immense strength to be a strong, resilient, balanced and positive person.
I believe teaching tarot cards and reading tarot cards ongoing since last 20 years has allowed me to be an acceptable and accepting person.
Being a healer and coach, I surely know how much of continuous learning opens your mind.
Being a Redikall Crystalline mind facilitator, I believe a lot in karma and mindset. The higher the consciousness, the higher is a chance of better and positive life.
I have opened my ability to make choices and expand my horizon by creating an infinite possibilities, to create a desiring life.
Continuous learning is your self-motivated persistence in acquiring knowledge and competencies in order to expand your skillset and develop future opportunities. It forms part of your personal and professional development in an effort to avoid stagnation and reach your full potential.
Knowledge is now at everyone’s fingertips as it is freely available on google. But is learning is same as abosrbing? I guess, no. Is learning same as tranaforming,? I guess the answer is no.
Those not making use of this opportunity will remain where they are – their capabilities diminishing in importance. These seven benefits of lifelong learning should be reason enough to never stop learning.
Learning is essential to our existence. Just like food nourishes our bodies, ilcontinued learning nourishes our minds. Lifelong learning is an indispensable tool for every career and organisation. It helps in acquiring critical thinking skills and discovering new ways of relating to people from different cultures. To live a life without continuous learning is unthinkable.
“The only thing that is constant is change,” Heraclitus famously said.
1. Keeps you updated and valuable
Continuous learning helps you well informed, agile and alert. Ensure you remain relevant to your sector by keeping up-to-date with trends and adapting your skill set. To function effectively in this rapidly changing world of technology, you need to learn new things to remain valuable.
2. Expanding your horizons
Lifelong learning will help you adapt to unexpected changes, learn new skills, explore new directions and refining yourself. By continuing to learn, you’ll more easily step out of your comfort zone and take on new opportunities.
3. Learning is upgrading
When you’re always learning, you’ll keep improving, you will keep growing personally, professionally and spiritually. It is like upgrading mobile phones, we need to upgrade our super brain and mind by continuous learning.
4. Competence leads to confidence
Learning new things gives us a feeling of accomplishment which, in turn, boosts our confidence in our own capabilities; you’ll also feel more ready to take on challenges and explore new business ventures.
5. Spark new ideas
Being a tarot card reader, I believe a lot in giving insights to my clients while reading cards, which becomes a super learning
Acquiring new skills will unveil new opportunities and help you find innovative solutions to problems. This could earn you more money.
6. Change your perspective and makes you positive
We forget that we have choices every second and all choices can be chosen perhaps we have an eye for a differnt perspective. Continuous learning opens your mind and changes your attitude by building on what you already know. The more you learn, the more you become positive as ignorance is dangerous. Lesser the knowledge, means you are more in dark and negative. Changing perspective helps you see brighter sides of the same situation – helping you understand more deeply.
7. Pay it forward
Learning when shared becomes ingrained in you.
Continuous learning isn’t just about you. Lifelong learning helps develop your leadership skills which then translates into fostering lifelong learning in other individuals, by encouraging them to pursue further new learnings
So happy learning
Happy sharing
Happy caring
Happy teaching
Happy teacher's day
With much love and gratitude
Roop Lakhani
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