The art of Learning, Unlearning And Relearning

In this episode, we have Makarand Utpat, an award-winning book author, speaker, business advisor, and social entrepreneur. His expertise in different topics such as digital marketing and personal development is sought out by others who wanted to turn around crises or conflicts into opportunities. Today, Makarand shares how we can marry on learning, unlearning and relearning adaptability.

Learnings from an American Futurist

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Alvin Toffler said that the illiterate person of the future is not someone who cannot read or write, but is not willing to learn, unlearn, and relearn.

Change adaptability.

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If you remain idle, you will get acted upon if you don't work, right. So, that is all about change, right. So, the same holds change has everything to do with being able to remain fluid and sense how you can achieve whatever you want.

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Makarand says that we should never compare ourselves. Your journey is different from others' journey; It is essential that if you want to adapt yourself to that change, you need to think about where you are at any given point in time.

Growth

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Makarand mentioned learning, unlearn, and relearn all about growth. At a certain starting point, it allows us to create some comfort zone. If you want to go to that next phase of real learning, something new will allow you to achieve those breakthroughs or any wins. It is all about growth unless until you can grow yourself unless and until you can let go of your comfort zone.

Goals

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As a part of learning, we have to set some goals, whether business or personal. And the more you start banking on your assets, which is your strength, the more it will allow you to achieve your goals much more quickly, rather than worrying about your weaknesses. Rather than focusing on that, start focusing on your strengths, and you can become more successful. If you focus on that, your chances of winning get a raise drastically.

Winning

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He shared that we need to start climbing the ladders of the milestones. And the only way we can go to that winning mindset is by going from one base to the next base. So rather than thinking about like to fire, the recommended approach.

Outcome

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As we work more on providing more positive benefits to the individuals you serve or the marketplace you do, you will be more fulfilled inwardly. But that's what he was worried about instead of being swept up in the glory and popularity.