One of the biggest challenges I'm taking on this year is pausing my purchases of online courses. Here's why:

We put learning on a pedestal. In our society, it's always justifiable.

However, usually, when you are putting something on a pedestal, you're avoiding truly examining it up close.

We think as long as I'm learning something, I'm making progress, but really, we are just procrasti-learning on an endless treadmill of articles, courses, and books.

You can't actually progress on anything as long as you're learning. You're still in consumption mode vs. action mode.

What if you just didn't learn anything for a set period of time and instead JUST applied experiments of action to your life of what you already know?

New goal, but I'm ready, as this paradigm shift has been a gamechanger for me.

Sincerely,

Recovering Course Addict