Hi Andy. Love this post. I definitely learn something new every day. I apply most of what I learn, simply there's just not enough time in the day to apply everything at once. I used to teach all the time when I had my off-line businesses. I tell my family what I learn, and sometimes I'll write a blog post about it, but I wouldn't call it teaching. I know I need to implement that somehow,

Very motivating information.

Wise and motivational, Andy.

Thanks.

JD

Hey Andy, this is really powerful information, and it makes a lot of sense!

1) Learn - I have been learning all my life, and it's one of my passions.
2) Apply - This is the fun part, sometimes I spend too much time learning and only apply after a long time, but it's because I am passionate about studying in different fields. Applying the learning is also where you can monetize.
3) Teach - I have been teaching for many years, and I love it. It comes naturally for me to even just give advice. I understand that most people don't like to take advice, and that is one of the reasons why they fail at some things.

I agree with you whole heartedly! My career was one that I got to do that every day! I was a firefighter/paramedic for 33 years. I had these odd ball emergency calls, not the type the text book talks about. So I would have to think and act in the moment and then I would get to teach people what happened to me and how I had to handle it.