It must become a habit. And as such, it requires careful cultivation.
終生必須變成一種習慣并且需要刻意培養(yǎng)
來自學習和自己相處的搬運工
First, developing a learning habit requires you to articulate the outcomes you’d like to achieve.
首先要培養(yǎng)一種能夠明確實現(xiàn)結果的學習習慣
In my own life, I like to maintain a reading program that exposes me to a variety of subjects and genres with the goal of general intellectual exploration, while also digging more deeply into a few areas, including education, foreign policy, and leadership. Picking one or two outcomes will allow you to set achievable goals to make the habit stick.
例如 看各種科目的書是作者的方法
我老哥也是這樣
Based on those choices, set realistic goals.
切合實際的目標
比如幾本書，每天幾分鐘
With goals in hand, develop a learning community.
建立一個這樣目標的群體
就像打卡互相監(jiān)督群
To focus on your objectives, ditch the distractions. Learning is fun, but it is also hard work.
剔除所有干擾，畢竟學習雖然有意思但是不輕松
Finally, where appropriate, use technology to supplement learning.
最后利用互聯(lián)網(wǎng)工具在線課堂等作為補充
最后
We’re all born with a natural curiosity. We want to learn. But the demands of work and personal life often diminish our time and will to engage that natural curiosity. Developing specific learning habits — consciously established and conscientiously cultivated — can be a route to both continued professional relevance and deep personal happiness. Maybe Roosevelt had it right: a lifetime of learning can be a success in itself.
