We often have a high learning ability for skills that we like or really want to learn. I started from a junior college, and the first two years were muddy, and in my junior year, I learned that I had the opportunity to upgrade my education, so I worked hard to study on my own, and successfully squeezed into the top five of the class and won a place. After work, I taught myself to code, changed my salary in advance, and doubled my salary after a year. The improvement of my ability has made my career very smooth. I was interested in psychology and studied on my own in my spare time, and successfully obtained a psychological counselor certificate, which also gave me a deeper understanding of myself.
As long as you work hard in the right way, there are no skills that cannot be learned. So what if you start learning on your own and get results? 1. Dismantling skillsAny skill is made up of many small skills. Disassemble the skills you want to learn to come up with the small skills that make it up, and prioritize the most important ones.
Take, for example, the ** writing I've been studying lately. What are the skills you need to master to write a **? Outline, structure, characters, plot, dialogue. Determine the most important thing is the "structure", and know that ** is composed of a beginning, middle, and end, even if you have a certain understanding of it. 2. Learn theories, collect two or three high-quality learning**, and if you can, buy one or two related books. But be careful, don't think about reading all the ** and books before starting, this is a procrastination caused by excessive pursuit of perfection. The correct way to do this is to start practicing as soon as you have a certain theory. Let the exercises validate the theory and correct the mistakes with the theory. The two are interspersed.
3. Imitate the master to learn from the master, which is also an upgraded version of the second step of theoretical exercises. Or take ** as an example. Find a few high-quality articles, disassemble and consolidate theories, imitate and compare with them, find their own shortcomings, and strengthen their exercises in a targeted manner. 4. Expand your skills to complete the first three steps, which is basically a beginner. And although only one of the most important skills is selected in the first step, other small skills are actually dabbled in during the practice. At this point, you will find that there may be a weaker one, such as "character building". Once you've made your decision, repeat two or three steps. 5. Devote yourself to eliminate interference and ensure that the process of practice is focused and engaged, so as to achieve the goal efficiently. The best thing to do is to keep the source of the distraction away from you, such as setting an alarm for 25 minutes and keeping your phone far away.
Believe in yourself and take action! Once you start, stick to it for at least a month. If you study for 45 minutes a day, you will only have 20 hours in total, which is less than a day. But even this 20 hours will definitely surprise you. We look forward to seeing the results of your self-study.
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