Do you think it’s better to sit and learn taking long periods off the tools,or it’s better to learn practically
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Sure, you need to spend more time learning before executing because learning is essential for sharpening knowledge. With learning you would have Personal Growth: It helps you develop new skills, broaden your knowledge, and enhance your understanding of the things to carry it out with success. In aRead more
Sure, you need to spend more time learning before executing because learning is essential for sharpening knowledge. With learning you would have Personal Growth:
It helps you develop new skills, broaden your knowledge, and enhance your understanding of the things to carry it out with success. In a rapidly changing world , continuous learning keeps you competitive and opens up new career paths.
So basically, it is good to Practice and Repeat before executing a thing: Learning often requires practice and repetition. If others are practicing more frequently or effectively before executing you will be on your way to winning at it
See lessYou have to know that when you practice it completely gives you a foresight of what you will be doing if you practice with tools rather than theory What is affecting most people sometimes is that they just focus on theory not minding the practical aspect not knowing that the practical aspect mattersRead more
You have to know that when you practice it completely gives you a foresight of what you will be doing if you practice with tools rather than theory
What is affecting most people sometimes is that they just focus on theory not minding the practical aspect not knowing that the practical aspect matters a lot but why I can see is that the theory and the particle expect should be 50/50 so that as you read you practice
See lessBalancing learning and execution depends on your goal, but excessive learning without action can hinder progress. Spend enough time learning to grasp fundamentals and build confidence, but prioritize action to gain practical experience. Start with core knowledge, then execute small steps to test andRead more
Balancing learning and execution depends on your goal, but excessive learning without action can hinder progress. Spend enough time learning to grasp fundamentals and build confidence, but prioritize action to gain practical experience. Start with core knowledge, then execute small steps to test and refine your skills.
But sometimes over learning can lead to analysis paralysis, delaying results and growth. Action provides real world feedback, revealing gaps no amount of study can uncover. allocate time based on complexity simple tasks need less prep, while complex ones benefit from deeper study.
See lessI believe it is very important that you learn and understand what you are trying to execute and invest into so that you don't waste your time or your resource. That is why you need to be patient in what you are doing, to really understand the basics and also know how everything is being done beforeRead more
I believe it is very important that you learn and understand what you are trying to execute and invest into so that you don’t waste your time or your resource.
That is why you need to be patient in what you are doing, to really understand the basics and also know how everything is being done before you start executing your plans.
If you think you don’t have the time to learn it then then you should probably get an instructor or a mentor to guide you.
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