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Creator: Michael Simmons Price: $339 and 3 days free Link: Welcome! | Michael Simmons’ Course (learningritual.com) Type: #litnote #todevelop Topics: [[ Learning ]]
- Social Learning
- The learning pyramid
- Passive: Reading without note-taking
- Active: Highlight and copying notes
- Constructive: Mind mapping, taking notes in own words, answers and questions
- Interactive: debating, dialoguing and explaining it to someone else
- Explanation effect
- More accountability
- Connecting with others
- Deeper learning
- Building an asset
- Proof of skill
- You need a learning network and learning challenge
- Wealth of information creates poverty of attention
- Learn skills others find difficult to master
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Micro-skills
- Break skills into their subskills
- Identify the $1000/Hour skills with little competition
- Suggestion for getting started
- Imposter syndrome
- Under your name or brand
- Format
- Medium
- Distribution
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Build your curriculum:
- Make a public commitment
- Skill Selection
- and Heuristics for selection
- Top Mental Models
- Fields
- Top Books on Fields
- Top Trends
- Tracking trends
- How to search
- 80/20 RULE
- Keywords
- Sites used for search
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Learning how to learn
- Full spectrum reading
- learn using as many processing systems as you can
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Daily Learning Schedule
- If someone were watching you learn over your shoulder, what would be they be most surprised by?
- Curation
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Explore 20+ books on a topic
- Get a landscape view
- Use fractal reading
- Skipping to find the most important parts or pages.
- No you won’t miss anything
- It will double your speed.
- Metadata is much valuable than the whole book.
- Consume your book before you read it Get key ideas
- Ask questions; Should you read this book? What are the important points/chapters
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Make time
- Make time for learning sacred. Let no one touch your time
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Turn your learning into knowledge assets
- People take detailed notes but don’t share publicly what they learn.
- Learn to overcome imposter syndrome
- No more writers block
- Remember what you learn with spaced repititon using your desktop and mobile wallpaper
- Highlight text and share what you have learned.
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Learn virality hacks for social medias
- Learn how to get attention online and how social media algorithms work.
- Switch aspect ratio
- Highlight text
- Add images
- Change colors
- Make slides
- Make animations
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The challanges of online thought leaderships
- It’s hard and is going to be harder: A wealth of attention creates a poverty of attention.
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So make blockbuster
- You have less competition
- Winner takes the most
- Prefer quality over quantity
- Create evergreen content
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Be the first and or best
- What you say
- Who you say it to
- How you say it
- Where you say it
- Ship
- Before you begin to learn
- Clean your desk
- Use bathroo
- Go somewhere quiet
- Eat food if hungry
- Tell others that you are busy
- Close your email and social media
- Put phoneo n airplane mode
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Clarify
- What do you want to create at the end of the hour?
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Thought Leader opportunities
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Curation— Summarization— Connection
- Find highest quality resources and highest quality excerpts
- Easy, scalable, takes less time to produce it and people will pay for it.
- Newsletters, Books, Books list.
- Explain the curation process
- I spend 30 hours every week searching for the top articles, videos, and this is my #h1
- Explain why you picked the item
- This is unique and interesting, changed the way I think, Helped me get results faster
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Don’t do
- Post a link
- Give no context
- expect people to value it
- As you research, you collect information, how do you want to package what you collect at the end of the month
- **Collect diverse rare and valuable data
- Use mental models to get unique insights
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Curation— Summarization— Connection
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