The Self-Learning Blueprint

<p><strong>An approach to instantly make sense of a topic when learning from scratch and teaching yourself.</strong></p><p><br />Embarking on anything new is daunting and scary. That’s why you need a blueprint to point you in the right direction and make sure that you are moving forward.<br /> </p><p><strong>The skill of self-learning is the ability to change your circumstances and get from Point A to Point B.</strong></p><p><br /><strong><u>The Self-Learning Blueprint</u></strong> is the compass that will get you to Point B. Numerous scientifically-proven techniques are covered as well as an overarching set of plans to ensure that you synthesize and truly understand new information.<br /><br />We all think we know how to learn but the truth is we don’t know much beyond taking notes and re-reading them. This won’t get you where you want to go. <strong>Learn how to learn from the ground up all by yourself on any subject matter.</strong> This goes beyond simple improved study skills - you will understand the nature of information itself.<br /> </p><p><strong>Become an auto-didact: higher grades better job prospects more goals achieved and the key to unlocking all doors in life.</strong></p><p><br /><em>Peter Hollins has studied psychology and peak human performance for over a dozen years and is a bestselling author.</em> He has worked with a multitude of individuals to unlock their potential and path towards success. His writing draws on his academic coaching and research experience.<br /> </p><p><strong>Exact step-by-step methods to structure your learning and avoid information overload.</strong></p><p><br />•The four pillars of self-learning for expertise and comprehension.<br />•<strong>Learning myths and the only thing you DO need for learning.</strong><br />•How the 50-50 Rule ensures memorization.<br /> </p><p><strong>Make sure you’re not wasting your time with sub-optimal techniques.</strong></p><p><br />•How to combine old and new information to learn.<br />•<strong>10 question types to unlock deeper understanding.</strong><br />•The role of buoyancy failure and confidence in learning.</p>