Lifelong learning can change your life (it changed mine)

We’ve all been in a position where we needed to learn something to take the next step in life - a skill, or a language, for example.

Now, remember the beginning. That first day of school, or the beginning of a new semester. The excitement of opening the door of possibility and promise for a better future. Then come the challenges given by your teachers to arrive at the other side, smarter and more confident. The feeling of being capable to do anything in life.

The feelings at the beginning and the end remain pretty much the same. And personally, I am quite addicted to them.

Learning is about passion. It allows you to be curious. It should motivate you and make you happy. During my quest for acquiring some skill or another, I realised that one can put what one learns into practice much better and faster. It’s essential to not only consume information but apply it to life and work. What works great for me is to always make sure I get the most value out of my time and money.

How do I do it? I start by setting intentions and then I take small steps throughout the process to integrate the lessons. I listen to those that have walked the path already and I cherish the gifts of their wisdom. They inspire me to rewrite my story and create the life I want to live.

Now I feel ready to share these lessons with you so that you can make the most next time you take on the challenge of upskilling. I hope to inspire you to engage with the process more often, with more passion, and to see you unlock new personal and career highlights. You can become a lifelong learner, by investing in what’s relevant and meaningful to you. It’s a game-changer, I promise.

Stay inspired. Keep inspiring.