Learn Business Lessons From the Great Military Battles of the Past

Why?

Many military battles have hidden lessons the can be applied to business today. It’s in the leader’s thinking, the planning and execution.

How?

A book telling the stories of these battles and what can we learn from each one.

 

Help Learning a New Language by Listening to the Right Radio Station Online

Why?

Being exposed to people talking in the language you want to learn helps you embed the language.

How?

Have a central listing of online radio stations categorized by language, region, and level of language used (for beginners, more advanced etc.)

 

The Personal Public Journal of Failures

Why?

You mostly learn from failure. It does not mean, however that you should desire failure, only that you need not fear it. A public (even if anonymous) journal will help you conquer your fear and serve you as a study of what you have learned throughout your journey.

How?

Simply publish a blog with all your failures and what you’ve learned from them. Apart from helping you it might also help and inspire others.

 

What Have I Learned Today?

Why?

By consciously thinking once a day about one important thing you have learned that day you’ll: fix it into your long term memory; motivate yourself to learn something new every day.

How?

Keep a notebook and get into the habit – just before you go to bed – of thinking about what you have learned that day. Write it in your notebook. Keep the notebook beside your bed to have a visual cue to help you remember and turn this into a habit. After a year look back and see how you progressed.

 

Wouldn’t You Be Happy Learning…

Why?

We could always find new interesting people to learn from. New authors, experts etc.

How?

Share what you have learned from someone else, someone public and accessible  who you think others might find beneficial if they discover. Write a short post about what you have learned from them and some links to their online presence.