I was reading this article on the habits of what successful people do per se where they instead had a twist and focused on what they don\u2019t do. For example, in most articles you would expect to read something like a person is passionate about what they do whereas in this case they would say a person doesn\u2019t do what they hate. It\u2019s basically the same message packaged in a different way. It made me wonder, which way do you personally learn better with?<\/p>\n
I think for myself I learn better by knowing what people does as opposed to doesn\u2019t do. I often like to try and learn with a clear mind on how another person approaches something and why they are enthusiastic about it. With that I can better cross compare on whether or not it suits my specific situation. You can do it the other way too but I feel that way is more confrontational in a sense. Especially if it\u2019s a method that you actually prefer at the moment. I think even from childhood we all don\u2019t like being told that we can\u2019t do something right?<\/p>\n
Just observing what the other person does specifically gives you a more open mind to want to adapt or rethink how you do things I feel if it is currently working very well for another.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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