Wakato Kuroda 🚢
1y ago
Let me be brutally honest.
All these years, I didn't understand what was wrong with me.
After reflecting deeply on what Alex Hormozi said about "learning," I had a EUREKA moment.
My EGO has been the barriar to my success.
Let me explain:
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Wakato Kuroda 🚢
1y ago
Instead of following a curriculum or system, I constantly try to prove I can create a better one by mixing various resources.
For instance, if I take a course on "how to program with Python," I quickly get bored and start looking for other programming courses.
Why?
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Wakato Kuroda 🚢
1y ago
I believe that combining courses will help me learn better and deeper.
Somehow, I think I'm smarter than the course creator.
What's wrong with me?
I have no programming knowledge or experience.
So, what makes me think I'm smarter and more skilled?
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Wakato Kuroda 🚢
1y ago
This mindset only applies when it comes to intellectual skills.
I realized this because when I take a fitness course, I follow the exact steps laid out by the instructors.
Why?
Because I know I am NOT better than them.
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Wakato Kuroda 🚢
1y ago
Being humble and honest is far better than trying to prove I'm right and smart.
It's time to course correct and become the most enthusiastic, humble student.
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