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Lifelong learning is more than just formal education and professional development; it’s a way to find personal satisfaction and enrichment. By keeping your brain stimulated and your mind open, you can find new passions, curiosities, and hobbies. You can also improve your well-being and decrease stress levels. Similar to how completing a physical challenge brings a rewarding sensation, so too can intellectual challenges.
But how can you foster the mindset of a lifelong learner and enjoy those benefits? The following five tips are meant to inspire and help you work towards a successful lifelong learning journey:
1. Read Often
Even for short periods of time, reading can introduce you to new ideas, new vocabulary, and new perspectives. Whether it’s a book of literature, poems, or financial advice, frequent reading helps you build cognitive skills and improves concentration. It may also introduce you to questions you had never thought to ask before.
Need some inspiration on what to read? Check out these books by our Creative Writing instructors.
2. Be Curious
Being curious means you’re the first to take a bite of an unfamiliar food, you eagerly say yes to new experiences, and you’re always wondering why or how something works. Maintaining an inquisitive approach to life will surely lead you down paths you never considered before, opening your world to exciting discoveries and self-realizations.
3. Engage with your Hobbies
Intentionally making time for hobbies and including them in your daily schedule is a meaningful way to find personal success. From knitting to photography to playing guitar, hobbies help us discover what we love and what makes us happy.
4. Set and Showcase Goals
Write down your goals, save them on your home screen, or tape them to your mirror. Better yet, tell your friends and family about what you hope to achieve. By displaying and disclosing your goals, you can better visualise your dreams and keep yourself inspired to pursue them.
5. Enrol in a Course
Follow a curiosity, pursue a passion, or upskill for professional development; regardless of the motivation, enrolling in a course will give you a routine that keeps your brain active, your thirst for knowledge strong, and most importantly, your goals accessible.
Ready to take a course and start your lifelong learning journey? Check out our offerings.
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