I’ve spoken to over 50 founders and CEOs. Here’s the advice they wish they knew at 21:

Written By Justin Huynh

[PART 6/7]

💡 Learning to learn is the most important skill (that everyone can do).

My thoughts below:

This was one of the first pieces of advice I got entering college. Learn to learn.

This means…

— Don’t learn to memorize.
— Don’t learn to impress.
— Don’t learn for a piece of paper.

Instead, it means…

— Learn to gain new skills.
— Learn to apply.
— Learn to make connections (create a mental neural network)

If you can’t learn to learn (and learn quickly), you’ll lose your competitive advantage overtime. Up and coming stars will outgrow and overtake you. You become less in tune with what’s the new trend if you don’t continuously learn.

#TheMillionImpactMission #AdviceFromThe50

Justin Huynh
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