The Key Skill of All Skills
Learn How to Learn
Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Psychology, Education & Training, Self Help, Self Improvement, Memory Improvement
| Author: | David Myers | ISBN: | 9781619846647 |
| Publisher: | Gatekeeper Press | Publication: | July 24, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | David Myers |
| ISBN: | 9781619846647 |
| Publisher: | Gatekeeper Press |
| Publication: | July 24, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Everything Is Connected
This reference book for life helps make everything you read and do, work better. It shows you how to acquire the most basic life comprehension and transformation skills—connecting one thing with another. And then adding more and more pieces of the puzzle together, using them in ever new ways, as you understand and use the process.
Learning how to learn is transformational in personal, professional life. It impacts your work and home life regardless of your age, profession, geographic location, or social status. The 10 Lessons provide direct applications to everyday life. You can begin at the beginning or you can turn to the sections and lessons that first draw your interest…and then move on to others as you begin to understand the process.
Many other books and experts connect the dots for you as they deliver their advice. But there is limited understanding of how to apply it to your own life. This guide show you HOW to do for yourself and apply every facet to YOUR work and life.
Take the journey. Unlock the mystery of how to learn. Discover and put the pieces of your puzzle together. This process will create opportunity for you to get even more out of every aspect of your life.
About the Author
David has spoken on The Uniform Structure of Information, Life As A Reading Comprehension Test, and the like, at what was then known as the Institute for Rational Emotive Therapy, prestigious business conferences like Dale Carnegie and the National Federation of Independent Business, and taught his program in some 2000 classrooms from First Grade to PhD’s. He is a graduate of Berkeley and received his Masters at Stony Brook. While editing a theatre magazine in San Francisco, David interviewed luminaries throughout the arts on their Common Bonds, which gave him the idea for this book. The farther he looked to see whether anyone had ever written one about that, the more evident it became why the muses are spoken of as sisters, and how that held the key to applying The Lessons WITHIN Their Lessons—how different components of reality are formulated similarly by writers, artists, and composers—to every facet of work and life. David became a member of the National Federation of Independent Business Hall of Fame by using that skill with every kind of business owner: everything is like a garden, a meal, a boat, a cabinet, a catalog, etc. That opened up how learning about their problems and communicating his solutions was like every math lesson you ever learned: first This + or - That = The Other; then Unknowns + or - Constants = Answers, once you moved them around correctly.
When he asked David Amram, widely billed as the foremost living American composer, if any of the “juice” in their discussion were already in print anywhere, Amram commented that David brings out the best in him. His book will do that for you, as well.
Everything Is Connected
This reference book for life helps make everything you read and do, work better. It shows you how to acquire the most basic life comprehension and transformation skills—connecting one thing with another. And then adding more and more pieces of the puzzle together, using them in ever new ways, as you understand and use the process.
Learning how to learn is transformational in personal, professional life. It impacts your work and home life regardless of your age, profession, geographic location, or social status. The 10 Lessons provide direct applications to everyday life. You can begin at the beginning or you can turn to the sections and lessons that first draw your interest…and then move on to others as you begin to understand the process.
Many other books and experts connect the dots for you as they deliver their advice. But there is limited understanding of how to apply it to your own life. This guide show you HOW to do for yourself and apply every facet to YOUR work and life.
Take the journey. Unlock the mystery of how to learn. Discover and put the pieces of your puzzle together. This process will create opportunity for you to get even more out of every aspect of your life.
About the Author
David has spoken on The Uniform Structure of Information, Life As A Reading Comprehension Test, and the like, at what was then known as the Institute for Rational Emotive Therapy, prestigious business conferences like Dale Carnegie and the National Federation of Independent Business, and taught his program in some 2000 classrooms from First Grade to PhD’s. He is a graduate of Berkeley and received his Masters at Stony Brook. While editing a theatre magazine in San Francisco, David interviewed luminaries throughout the arts on their Common Bonds, which gave him the idea for this book. The farther he looked to see whether anyone had ever written one about that, the more evident it became why the muses are spoken of as sisters, and how that held the key to applying The Lessons WITHIN Their Lessons—how different components of reality are formulated similarly by writers, artists, and composers—to every facet of work and life. David became a member of the National Federation of Independent Business Hall of Fame by using that skill with every kind of business owner: everything is like a garden, a meal, a boat, a cabinet, a catalog, etc. That opened up how learning about their problems and communicating his solutions was like every math lesson you ever learned: first This + or - That = The Other; then Unknowns + or - Constants = Answers, once you moved them around correctly.
When he asked David Amram, widely billed as the foremost living American composer, if any of the “juice” in their discussion were already in print anywhere, Amram commented that David brings out the best in him. His book will do that for you, as well.
