What do you think would happen if we took,

or just for the sake of today's micro show,

if we take, rather, learning out of the realm of schools,

and if we could outline a easily repeatable process for learning. What would it look like? I think we could do it

in a very simple framework. And in fact, that's what I want to do today, as I want to outline

a pattern that emerges if you deconstruct what the learning process is of the highest performers in the world.

I want to articulate what I believe this process is to you, and I want to do so by introducing

three phases, and then I'm going to hit you with the punchline at the end, which is going to

articulate why this matters a lot. So, shall we begin? Yeah, it's true.

Whether you're learning to cook, to play the piano, write compelling copy, rather, to drive people

to your website, I think this pattern is durable and across any other myriad of things that you

could articulate as well.

The three phases, the personal phase, the public phase, and the practice phase.

Now I'm going to get into a little bit of detail here.

This is not something where you have to take rigorous notes or there's not a listicle of 25

things, but I do want you to have your, you know,

I'd like you to have your radar on high here because I think the, this is a meta skill.

If I have deconstructed the most talented, I think successful and fulfilled people,

they all know how they learn and they are good at learning

at acquiring knowledge and skills. I'm therefore suggesting that understanding the basic

components of learning and being able to apply those to how you learn is an absolute critical skill, especially in this ever-changing

world that we're a part of. It's changing faster than ever before. So listen up. First phase,

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