Welcome to Quick Brain, bite-size brain hacks for busy people who want to learn faster and achieve more.

I'm your coach, Jim Quick.

Free your mind.

Let's imagine if we could access 100% of our brain's capacity.

I wasn't high, wasn't wired, just clear.

I knew what I needed to do and how to do it. I know Kung Fu.

Show me.

Can you share some strategies for making lifelong learning a real habit, especially when time

and attention are limited? This is a question that we got in our community, and I wanted to turn this into a

little quick tip session for you, and I hope that you find it useful. Everybody knows that the

faster you learn, the faster you earn. If you want to look at the through line of some of the

most successful individuals, they embrace learning and personal growth. But how do you make it a habit? Remember,

first you create your habits, then your habits create you. So I want to give you a handful of

quick tips. And you don't have to do everything, but this is for me supporting you, be the

limitless learner that you are. And so lifelong learning is, you know, is critical to stay ahead in a rapidly

changing industry. So here are some practical ideas for making learning a consistent habit,

even with limited time and attention. Number one, prioritize learning with clearly defined goals.

You need to define your learning objectives.

Focus on areas that directly enhance maybe your skills or address gaps.

Maybe there are market trends, communication, accelerated learning as a habit.

Maybe you need to understand client psychology.

And then set learning milestones.

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