Frank Steff

@heyizmadz 1/ Having a vision for the future If you don't know where you go, how are you going to choose what to learn and where to improve?

Avoid these 3 things if you want to be unsuccessful: • Learning every day • Consistently trying new things • Having a vision for the future You’re welcome.

@jakobcigrovski Just remember, it's for people who really have no money. It's important to buy books to encourage writers. The digital version of those books is usually cheaper and close to zero.

"I don't have money to buy new books." You know that 99% of the books have a PDF version uploaded online, right? Then stop crying and download those mfs.

@MatthewNichol5 Masses

What one word best describes what you see?

@heyDhavall Great visuals! I believe they work even better if you actually read those books.

2. Atomic Habits

6 visual summaries of the best books in the world: 1. Start With Why

@MindPsychology_ With AI growing, I believe Critical Thinking is the number 1 skill to practice.

@heyizmadz What's the best way to document your journey?

What I would do if I started from 0: • Comment 50 times/day • Post 2-3 times/day • DM 10 people/day • Create a newsletter • Write long-form content • Create 2-3 lead magnets • Build a simple offer • Promote yourself (a lot) • Document the journey No way you’ll fail.

@heyizmadz Thanks for sharing. It's simple but not easy, as it will be time consuming, therefore very difficult for people having a 9-5 job.

I am shocked to see "100 prompts to improve your productivity" still selling! Prompt Engineering is a learnable skill, not a career. Dive into how LLMs really work. Create custom prompts for your specific use. You will increase your efficiency and effectiveness by 10x.

Stop being a sheep!

@evielync If I understood well what you mean, Obsidian or Notion is what you are looking for. I use Obsidian to store all the knowledge I come across in an organised way. You can see a relationship between different subjects and more... Obsidian is usually called the "second brain".

I've got an inkling of an idea I want to explore... I've been thinking about how knowledge management is kind of like world building - Where each of us is building a world of our own knowledge. I'm looking for resources on world building or if someone has explored this idea before. If you know of anything can you send it my way.

5/ Adaptability Embrace change, as it is the only constant. Your adaptability and flexibility will be invaluable, especially with the exponential growth of AI.

4/ Interpersonal Communication You can call AI to the rescue when sending emails or messages, but when you open your mouth to speak, everybody can find out you are just fake. Effective communication builds bridges. Learn to articulate and connect deeply.

As AI continues to change our world, some skills will rise from valuable to CRUCIAL. If you don't learn those skills you will become OBSOLETE. Here are the top 5 skills you need to learn to future-proof yourself: 🧵

@MentalWeapons "Motivation is garbage"

When I first started working for myself, I relied on motivation to get up and get things done. Now I rely on habits, routines and systems. What do you think was more successful?

@ananddamanica @ananddamanica I sent you a DM

@steff_frank @steff_frank I would love to learn from you as most of the things I write becomes too complicated. Can you give me the details of how to connect to you.

@NamamiGhosh @michaeldsimmons I guess it was a great experience, actually, I am going deep into Mind Mapping by learning from Tony's last book, Mind Map Mastery.

@steff_frank @michaeldsimmons Had the good fortune to attend a workshop by the late Tony Buzan... The creator of mind maps

@kazuki_sf_ I think the book Limitless by Jim Kwik can be a good way to start. Otherwise, there is a good course on Coursera on learning how to learn by Barbara Oakley. There is also the book Ultralearning by Scott Young very interesting approach.

Any learning experts out there? For #monthtomaster, I’m going deep on learning, and I’m looking for more resources… Any must-read, must-watches, or must-listens you recommend?