5 Benefits of Adopting an Experimental Mindset
Learn something. Try something. Improve something. Repeat.
We have never been inundated with more information. Access to anything we have ever wanted to learn is a click away.
We can learn from the greatest minds in the world by listening to Tim Ferriss.
We can learn how to be a better communicator by subscribing to Conor Neill on Youtube.
And we can learn how to build out a blog and monetize it by observing Tom Kuegler right here on Medium (BTW — he is about to launch a free virtual summit (tomorrow) were he interviewed some of today’s greatest minds including, Chris Brogan and some of Medium’s rising stars— Anthony Moore, Tiffany Sun, Tim Denning and Frank McKinley — sign-up here and I will see you there).
However, all the knowledge in the world is worthless, if we do not follow the words from Clausewitz in the title of this article — and turn knowledge into capability.
“It is necessary to combine knowledge born from study with sincere practice in our daily lives. These two must go together.” — Dalai Lama
I used to think that my greatest strength was my curiosity. However, this was a lie.
