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Knowledge acquisition system

I see the ability to acquire knowledge quickly as one of the most important, especially in the face of a very fast-changing world. As such, it is a skill that can simply be developed.

For example, I see from myself that my memory has become incomparably better over the past few years. I could be wrong but I assume they have an effect on this:

How do I learn new topics?

It's a process based on surrounding myself with a chosen topic based on the best available sources, which I choose carefully. I believe they define how effectively I learn.

Sources are usually centered around people or projects. There are also people around them who are worth watching. We can say that it is a network of connections that allows us to reach out to more sources and thus shape our entire environment.

Books are another part of the knowledge acquisition process. The key is just to choose the right titles. The aforementioned sources help with this.

So in simple terms:

  • I treat the whole process as fun and having a good time
  • I accept everything I find with openness and detachment
    • openness: I assume that the information is true and valuable
    • distance: I don't trust her 100% and assume she may be misleading me
    • A combination of openness and detachment offers the opportunity to develop better practices than those recommended by the best
  • I reach out to the best possible sources (blogs, articles, youtube channels, twitter accounts, online courses)
  • I get to know people who are at the root of a topic (such as technology developers or prominent experts). I usually do this on Twitter or Instagram
  • I discover titles of recommended books and those that intrigue me
  • I subscribe to the newsletters of the above-mentioned people

How much am I study?

I don't measure it in any way, but learning is practically an integral part of my day. This means that I use practically every free moment to learn something new. At the same time, I also have space for total non-thinking, rest and silence, which I also see as a very important part of the process of acquiring knowledge.

Detailed process

Na Projects/Ahoy! I described the detailed process of how I learn (polish only):

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