One of the best things we can do for our careers (and our lives) is to make a commitment to continuous learning.
When we stop learning, we make ourselves vulnerable to the forces of change rather than leading it. Thus, learning needs to be an “all the time thing”, not something you did in school, or in your first few years on the job.
“What we need to work on is getting comfortable with struggle in learning,” – Amanda Ripley, What Can People Do to Get Better at Learning?
Watch this video get the perspectives of professors, engineers and journalists on what it takes to get better at learning.
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Carlos Escobar 