When you learn something as fun, how you keep the consistency?

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Sina HN Yazdi · Accepted Answer

@andrew_howe1 Very inspiring! Thank you Andrew

Mansur Inanc · Answer

This is one of the fundamentals of successful learning. If learning is fun, you will try to do it as much as possible. So first find out what type of learner you are. If you are visual, auditory, or kinesthetic learner, then put your learning styles to use.

Sheikh Waqas · Answer

You should spend 100% of your time on learning, but only 10% on doing.

Uma Venugopal · Answer

I try to see how this new skill can work in a real-life situation. Then if it does, I try pushing it to see if it can solve any real problems. The exciting part is seeing what people think of your product/skill that you've developed and also how it has personally helped me change and grow into a better human :)

Andrew Howe · Answer

If you want to increase your chances of success, then you should follow these steps: 
Step 1: Tame your monkey brain. The human mind is like a monkey. It can get distracted very easily. What you should do is learn to distract your monkey mind. If you think of the big goal you want to achieve, then your monkey mind will be distracted. 
Step 2: Take baby steps. Baby steps are the best way to stay on track. If you take ten small specific steps, you will feel better about your results, and also, you are less likely to get distracted. The ""small steps"" keep you grounded, humble, and motivated. Small steps are also vital for building momentum. It is very important for your long-term success."

Taylah Drury · Answer

Learning something can be fun, but it is not easy to stick to it. Success is the result of daily actions and it is a gradual process.

Sina HN Yazdi · Answer

@mansur_inanc It's a good starting point

Sina HN Yazdi · Answer

@uma_venugopal I like your perspective

When you learn something as fun, how you keep the consistency?

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