#Learning Process

Practicing Beyond Ability: Van Gogh’s Lesson on Growth

Consequently, the path forward is straightforward. Choose a specific “not-yet” skill and define a small outcome that exposes your weakness. Time-box daily sprints, design focused reps (one variable at a time), and secure fast feedback—through mentors, metrics, or side-by-side comparisons. Reflect briefly after each session and adjust the next drill. Finally, ship your work in public increments; accountability sharpens attention, while real-world use reveals blind spots. In this rhythm—attempt, assess, adjust—you convert today’s ‘cannot’ into tomorrow’s craft. [...]

Overcoming Barriers Is Part of the Learning Process — Kofi Annan

As a global leader, Kofi Annan understood the importance of lifelong learning. His statement reflects a broader principle that leaders, in particular, must confront and navigate challenges to gain wisdom and lead effectively. [...]

All Things Are Difficult Before They Are Easy - Thomas Fuller

Thomas Fuller was a 17th-century English churchman and historian known for his proverbs and sayings. His works reflect the wisdom of overcoming adversity, a common theme of his time. [...]