Solution Orientation

Kia Ora

Good afternoon, From New Zealand, friends and colleagues,

There was a really great WA post recently, from a very experienced and successful super affiliate member EricCantu.

In this post Eric spoke about the search bar just above here 👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻

This set me to thinking about our learning behaviours and things that we can do to improve the effectiveness and speed at which we learn.

Learn By Doing

I am very much a disciple of the, Learn By Doing theory of learning.

In brief this postulates

that the more an individual interacts with their environment the more they will learn and the more the product of that learning will stick and become intuitive.

I then thought about all the learning paths available to us on the Wealthy Affiliate platform and whether we use them in the most effective way.

As a lifelong learner, I would like to suggest that, if you are not used to learning and interacting with a learning platform, then you might accelerate and obtain more effective learning by considering some guidelines on Learning by Doing at WA.

Guidelines to WA Learn By Doing

Learning and Research
If we want to be the best version of ourselves we owe it to ourselves and to our potential

clients/audience/customers to know the ins and outs of our business and to treat our projects as we would treat any other business, where we would do our research and continually seek ways of improving and getting better at what we do.

The first thing to realise therefore is that we never stop learning and that learning is an essential business enabler and improver.

Asking Questions

If the first inclination, when we need information about what we are doing, is to go straight to chat or questions and ask a question, then in my opinion we are missing learning opportunities.

No I am not saying don't ask questions I am saying just think about when is the right time to ask questions.


The Search Bar

I get a good 70-80 percent of the answers, to the questions that occur to me, by typing in a query to the search bar above. 👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻.

Then if I cannot satisfy my query with what is thrown up from that query, I will go to training and to live events and see if I can find something there.

Then I go to classrooms and ask a question and sometimes simultaneously to chat.

Why do I do it this way because on the way I find many other things that I would not have found had I gone straight away and asked a pointed question.

So I usually get my answer and get some side benefits on the way.

Trawling

As well as this I trawl posts and new questions to see what subjects are coming up. If my

interest is taken, I will go in and look at the multiple answers which often provide different perspectives and depth.

I also monitor chat, where I will make a contribution when I can, but a lot of the time I may be just monitoring the conversation and learning from others from the many rich exchanges that take place there (there is also a deal of fun that is had in chat and you can make some good friends and get to know people through that medium.

Bottom Line - Opportunity

So the upshot of all of this is to suggest that where possible, and of course where time permits, try to get

into the habit of revisiting the urge, to make either chat or classrooms, the first, knee-jerk port of call, for information.

Give your self the opportunity to tap the rich vein of information, available across the information and training resources available at WA and for which you pay your subscription.

In this way you are likely to learn more, faster, grow deeper knowledge, and understand more quickly, the potential of this platform, while obtaining your money's worth, and value, from your subscription.

You will also grow your self-confidence to a level where you help others as well as yourself.

Golden Rule = Search Bar First 👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻

Good afternoon from New Zealand, friends and colleagues.

Kia Koa, Kia Kaha

Hamish 🧐