We all seem to believe that there’s nothing left to explain. There are millions of articles, books and stories out there. Yet, there’s always a way to cut through the clutter. No matter how much information exists, some people are still able to communicate in a way that gets and keep your attention. Here’s how […]
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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Why Learning Is So Tiresome (And How To Identify And Overcome The Barriers)
We believe that we’re talented in some areas and not talented in others. However, a lot of this understanding of talent is an illusion. It’s based on what we have been told and also our current behaviour. How can we overcome these barriers and become better learners? Let’s find out. Right click to save this […]
The Dropout Factor: How To Reduce Dropout When Teaching Or Learning
One of the unseen enemies of learning is dropout. Clients get into a course very excited to learn. Then they go off a cliff. They don’t show up as often, if they show up at all. This dropout factor isn’t a new problem. It has existed for hundreds of years, but it’s only recently that […]
The Reason You Can’t Focus (Why “Distraction” Has Nothing To Do With Focus)
If you ask someone why they can’t focus, they usually say they’re very distracted. But are we really distracted? Or is it congestion, instead? Let’s dig deeper into this slight nuance, and find out if distraction may be a good thing after all. Right click to save this episode. Note: (This is an unedited transcript) […]
Why Every Day Learning Matters More Than We Think
We all seem to know how every day matters. However, what causes people to plateau suddenly and how does every day activity help in avoiding that messy situation? Dig deeper into the very average concept of every day learning and you’ll see it’s anything but mundane. Right click to save this episode. When’s the best […]
The Four Arms Of Perfection – A Deeper Insight
We all want to be somehow perfect. It doesn’t matter that we know it’s not possible. In this article, we have four crazy arms of perfection brought to life by writer Keith Rhys. I wish I could have said it better, but Keith (alumni of the Article Writing Course) says it eloquently. You’ll relate to […]
The Concept Of Take-Off Speed (And How It Enables You To Manage Many Things All At Once)
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 […]
Suddenly Talent: Book Reviews
I bought three copies of Suddenly Talented- one for myself and one for each of my kids.Eric Warezak, USA. My 13-year-old drew this in 2 Minutes. (After looking at the whale drawing and following the steps mentioned in the book—Suddenly Talented.Monika Burger, Germany I gave the book Suddenly Talented to a teacher. Myself.Nicholas Anderson, USA […]
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 […]
