If you feel overwhelmed and seem to get nothing much done, you’re not alone. That’s because many of us go around in circles. We never attain take-off speed and are doomed to circle the airport endlessly. Or are we? In this article, we will examine why top speed is so crucial and how to get […]
Learning Strategies: How To Retain What We Learn—Psychotactics
Is there a way to improve your small business marketing? What learning strategies can a business use to stand out?
At Psychotactics we spend a lot of time planning our year. Education and learning play a significant role in all our projects. Over the years, we have developed a few learning strategies that you can use to ramp up your learning and in turn, your small business.
In the articles below, you will learn:
- What learning strategies you can use for your small business to grow
- Learning Techniques to retain what you learn
- Quirky learning strategies for small business
- The value of knowledge retention in business
- How to accelerate learning with proper planning.
Next Step
Look at the list of articles below, pick the one that gets your attention and start reading. Every article will give you one actionable learning strategy.
Warm regards
Sean D'Souza
P.S. If you haven't already, have a look at 'Suddenly Talented: How To Overcome The Struggle Of Learning'.
It's at such a good price that you can buy copies for yourself, your family and clients, too. Click here: Suddenly Talented.
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Suddenly Talent: Book Reviews
I bought three copies – one for myself and one for each of my kids.Eric Warezak, USA. My 13-year-old drew this in 2 Minutes.Monika Burger, Germany I gave this to a teacher. Myself.Nicholas Anderson, USA Got the book Suddenly Talented in India. Thanks Sean. Next Step: Have a look at—‘Suddenly Talented: How You Can Overcome […]
Suddenly Talented:Review—Mike S
Thanks for the Suddenly Talented book, Sean. It’s a very easy read. I don’t say that lightly, as I always struggle with reading due to ADHD. I often lose interest quickly, but not so with this. My life experience tells me you’re bang on with how learning actually happens too. Here is a recent real […]
Why Adults Struggle With Language Learning – Part 2
We continue on our two part series of why adults struggle with learning. And this time around, we have an unusual enemy. The enemy is “vocabulary”. How can that be the case? Let’s find out. Right click to save this episode. Reason 3: The curse of vocabulary In 2013, a cognitive scientist analysed the vocabulary […]
The “Unobvious Reasons” Why Adults Struggle With Language Learning – Part 1
How do we learn? Why do we struggle when learning? Do adults have a bigger problem learning than kids? We all believe that languages should be learned early, and we’re not wrong. However, most adult learning is based on a school system that’s boring and plainly illogical. Why do adults struggle so much? The short […]
The “Pain Map Of Learning”: How Trainers Can Make Learning Fun Again
Cartoon drawn by cartoonist Keira Menon When we get into a learning situation, we’re usually excited. Then, almost immediately we feel unsure. We stumble along, not keen to move ahead. What’s happening in our brain? I’ll tell you what: a pain map is being created. This pain map is because of a lack of good […]
Why Catching Up Is A Poor Learning Strategy (And Why the “Next Sunrise” Method Is More Powerful)
Is there a strategy for learning? When we are learning something new, it takes time. When we fall behind, the core instinct is to catch up. In most cases, that’s a strategy that stresses us out and achieves very little. It feels like one foot inside and another outside. But is there a better learning […]
Why “Prompts” Speed Up Learning (And Avoid The Boring Hard Work Syndrome)
We are told time and time again that we need to practice. That we need to work hard. That’s usually a load of rubbish. Learning depends less on you as a learner and more on how the learning is designed. Here’s an understanding of how “prompts” in learning make the client eager to get to […]
A Memory Test: Are You Bad With Names Or Is It A Myth?
You’ve probably heard it before: I am bad at names. I don’t remember names so well. But are you truly bad at names? Or is it something that we all say? In this article you can test yourself and figure out how impressive your memory really happens to be. Best of all, you will never […]
The Elegant Strategy To Overcome “Information Overload” (And How To Do It Almost Overnight)
How do you overcome “Information Overload”? Is there a way out of the craziness of constant information availability? We all struggle with information. We’re almost always behind, constantly making notes, trying to catch up. Should we cut back on information completely? Is that the solution? Or is there a simpler, more elegant way to relax […]
