Hey, y'all, welcome to the show.

Now, one of my favorite things about our relationship, me, the host of the show and you

in the community out there, we are in this shared community, and that's my favorite thing. There's

an actual dialogue. I've probably dialoged with you if you're not just a lurker, which is

fine if you want to sit in the background and just take all this information and stories and fun

in. I get it. But I want you to know that I respond um, I respond when poked. Um, and today's episode is a

testament to that, uh, because it is, uh, based on a DM that I got, uh, very recently around

transitioning and how to start something new. You know, so many of us are in a transition here

during COVID. And I thought it was a really

relevant thing that I wanted to elevate out of the DMs and into the podcast show here

today.

This idea of starting something new has at it a core principle that I believe is so important.

And that is the idea of becoming or being,

if you already want, if you're not, becoming a lifelong learner, how to learn something new.

And so it reminded me when I was responding to this DM and I sent them to this video that

I wanted to share a video that I made a while ago about

specifically this process of how I learn new things. And I want to remind you that this is a core.

Like it's part of, I believe how I really accelerated my lifelong learning, not just ambitions, but the skill, the muscle around

it is because I was constantly in over my head. And that makes for a good environment where you

need to learn things to survive and ultimately thrive. So this comes from a lot of experience

and my own experience talking to others

who are some of the best and fastest learners in the world, people who've made a living,

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