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I usually focus on one goal at a time and dedicate all the time I have available to it. The key is that I must have something I want to accomplish as a reason
by goshx 9y ago
I usually focus on one goal at a time and dedicate all the time I have available to it.
The key is that I must have something I want to accomplish as a reason to learn something new. For instance, if I just decide to learn a new programming language, I will lose interest very quickly. But if I decide I wan't to create a new app, I can then use that same programming language for the job and I will consume every information I can in order to make it happen. Usually using google and youtube to find the resources. I start from the basic I need to start and go on from there.
I've used that method to learn new programming languages, surf fishing, technical analysis/investments in the stock market, grow plants, electronics, cooking, etc.
TLDR; focusing on a project makes it easier to learn as you need the information in order to make it happen
- andyjohnson0 9y agoThat's what I do too: make something to learn something. Currently writing an android app to learn Kotlin.