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|titre = Learn - author [[Derek Sivers]]
 
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|contenu=
 
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<poem>
 
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Learning is underrated.
 
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People wonder why they’re not living their ideal life.
 
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Maybe they never learned how.
 
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You get healthy by learning healthy habits.
 
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You get wealthy by learning valuable skills.
 
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You build a great interpersonal life by learning people skills.
 
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Most misery comes from not learning these things.
 
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The biggest obstacle to learning is assuming you already know.
 
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Confidence is usually ignorance.
 
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Never consider yourself an expert.
 
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It’s the strong swimmers who drown.
 
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Don’t believe what you think.
 
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Have questions, not answers.
 
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Doubt everything.
 
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The easiest person to fool is yourself.
 
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Don’t answer a hard question too quickly.
 
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Don’t stop at the first answer.
 
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In mystery stories, the first suspect is not the culprit.
 
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If you’re not embarrassed by what you thought last year, you need to learn more and faster.
 
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When you’re really learning, you’ll feel stupid and vulnerable
 
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— like a hermit crab between shells.
 
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Be surprised by something every day.
 
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Find that exciting moment when you get a new perspective.
 
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Like a movie that reveals something at the end which changes the way you think of everything you’ve seen before.
 
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If you’re not having these moments often, find new inputs.
 
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Whatever scares you, go do it. Then it won’t scare you anymore.
 
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Whatever you hate, get to know it. Then you won’t hate it anymore.
 
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Talk with people you usually avoid.
 
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Pursue subjects you know nothing about, and experiences unlike anything you’ve done before.
 
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If you’re not surprised — if you didn’t feel your brain changing — then you didn’t really learn.
 
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Don’t be consistent with your past self. Only idiots never change their mind.
 
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Sacrifice the things you used to believe, and the ways you used to be.
 
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Learning leaves a trail of little deaths.
 
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Remember what you learn.
 
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Know why you’re learning.
 
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Information doesn’t stick without emotion. You learn better when you’re having fun.
 
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Take notes.
 
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Review them often.
 
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Make flash cards to remind your future self what you learned today.
 
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Quiz yourself with spaced repetition.
 
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Knowledge fades and eventually disappears unless you keep it refreshed.
 
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Internalize it.
 
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Don’t expect to just look it up when you need it. Integrate it into how you think.
 
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Get out of your room and try out a new skill in the real world. Go to the physical place where it’s happening, and put your ass on the line with something to lose.
 
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A vivid, visceral feeling of danger will teach you better than words.
 
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Knowledge is often described simply — “in a nutshell”. But the inside of a nutshell is complex.
 
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So crack open nutshells to understand them better.
 
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Put concepts in a nutshell to keep them in your pocket and pass them around.
 
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Communicate knowledge to others to make sure you understand.
 
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Don’t quote.
 
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Put it in your own words without looking up or referencing what others said.
 
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If you can’t explain it yourself, you don’t know it.
 
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To communicate clearly, you have to think clearly. Writing is refined thinking.
 
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Public speaking tests your writing on a real audience. Great public speaking comes from great private thinking.
 
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Teaching and learning are telepathy.
 
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We can connect across oceans and centuries.
 
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Words written by someone long ago and far away can penetrate your mind.
 
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Share what you learn so it can be received by others, even when you are long gone.
 
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Learning makes you a better person and makes the world a better place.
 
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Learning is a pursuit you can’t lose.
 
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As you age, you’ll lose muscle and beauty, but you won’t lose your wisdom.
 
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Learning is how to live.
 
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</poem>
 
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{{boîte déroulante
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|titre = Learn - author [[Derek Sivers]]
 +
|contenu=
 +
<poem>
 +
Learning is underrated.
 +
People wonder why they’re not living their ideal life.
 +
Maybe they never learned how.
 +
You get healthy by learning healthy habits.
 +
You get wealthy by learning valuable skills.
 +
You build a great interpersonal life by learning people skills.
 +
Most misery comes from not learning these things.
 +
The biggest obstacle to learning is assuming you already know.
 +
Confidence is usually ignorance.
 +
Never consider yourself an expert.
 +
It’s the strong swimmers who drown.
 +
Don’t believe what you think.
 +
Have questions, not answers.
 +
Doubt everything.
 +
The easiest person to fool is yourself.
 +
Don’t answer a hard question too quickly.
 +
Don’t stop at the first answer.
 +
In mystery stories, the first suspect is not the culprit.
 +
If you’re not embarrassed by what you thought last year, you need to learn more and faster.
 +
When you’re really learning, you’ll feel stupid and vulnerable
 +
— like a hermit crab between shells.
 +
Be surprised by something every day.
 +
Find that exciting moment when you get a new perspective.
 +
Like a movie that reveals something at the end which changes the way you think of everything you’ve seen before.
 +
If you’re not having these moments often, find new inputs.
 +
Whatever scares you, go do it. Then it won’t scare you anymore.
 +
Whatever you hate, get to know it. Then you won’t hate it anymore.
 +
Talk with people you usually avoid.
 +
Pursue subjects you know nothing about, and experiences unlike anything you’ve done before.
 +
If you’re not surprised — if you didn’t feel your brain changing — then you didn’t really learn.
 +
Don’t be consistent with your past self. Only idiots never change their mind.
 +
Sacrifice the things you used to believe, and the ways you used to be.
 +
Learning leaves a trail of little deaths.
 +
Remember what you learn.
 +
Know why you’re learning.
 +
Information doesn’t stick without emotion. You learn better when you’re having fun.
 +
Take notes.
 +
Review them often.
 +
Make flash cards to remind your future self what you learned today.
 +
Quiz yourself with spaced repetition.
 +
Knowledge fades and eventually disappears unless you keep it refreshed.
 +
Internalize it.
 +
Don’t expect to just look it up when you need it. Integrate it into how you think.
 +
 +
 +
Get out of your room and try out a new skill in the real world. Go to the physical place where it’s happening, and put your ass on the line with something to lose.
 +
A vivid, visceral feeling of danger will teach you better than words.
 +
Knowledge is often described simply — “in a nutshell”. But the inside of a nutshell is complex.
 +
So crack open nutshells to understand them better.
 +
Put concepts in a nutshell to keep them in your pocket and pass them around.
 +
Communicate knowledge to others to make sure you understand.
 +
Don’t quote.
 +
Put it in your own words without looking up or referencing what others said.
 +
If you can’t explain it yourself, you don’t know it.
 +
To communicate clearly, you have to think clearly. Writing is refined thinking.
 +
Public speaking tests your writing on a real audience. Great public speaking comes from great private thinking.
 +
Teaching and learning are telepathy.
 +
We can connect across oceans and centuries.
 +
Words written by someone long ago and far away can penetrate your mind.
 +
Share what you learn so it can be received by others, even when you are long gone.
 +
Learning makes you a better person and makes the world a better place.
 +
Learning is a pursuit you can’t lose.
 +
As you age, you’ll lose muscle and beauty, but you won’t lose your wisdom.
 +
Learning is how to live.
 +
</poem>
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}}
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