This course offers a method for cultivating an accountability mindset, and is especially geared towards professional life. It is brief, but still has a lot to offer.Ģ - Holding Yourself Accountable: Dorie Clark I found the course informative and helpful, especially for formulating a self-directed learning plan and reflecting on my current learning goals. He is walking me through his process of building his world famous blog, and writing the bestselling book Atomic Habits.

In the second scenario, James Clear and I are at the Bodleian Library.

In the first, I am at Tim Ferriss's house, and he is teaching me about his learning strategies and how he applies them to languages and entrepreneurship. Okay, maybe I went a bit overboard.Īnother component of the course involves reflecting on an ideal learning experience with the person of your choice, anywhere in the world:įor this section I came up with two utopian learning scenarios. Here are some of my answers: web design, SEO, marketing, copywriting, meta learning skills, basic neuroscience, public speaking, mandarin, piano, guitar, singing, humour writing, jiu-jitsu, weightlifting, and mental models.

What have you learned for fun or curiosity?.

Part of the course invites you to step into an imaginary time-machine and travel ten to twenty years in the future, and respond to three learning-related questions:

Apply knowledge, and transfer it to other disciplines.

This involves trial and error, and iterated learning cycles. This usually occurs through following a learning plan and having a mentor or teacher

Identify an interest in a subject or skill.

Learning Agility begins with a 4-phase model of learning: It also offers helpful worksheets to formulate your own learning plan, and briefly touches upon what the future of learning may look like. This course covers the fundamentals of how we learn, and guides you through the process of prioritizing what you want to learn.

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