Afternoon guys,
Feels like it’s been a couple of days since I wrote a blog, so really this title and writing this out in any shape or form is really about a commitment to my writing.
Going more than a few days without writing feels odd and so here I am.
What’s happened is that I’ve been out two-days in a row and it has an after effect which I’m feeling now.
Sluggish, tired and in need something of a reset.
Writing this blog is part of that since writing for me (as Chris would describe) is something of a keystone habit.
I just am eager to get back into the habit of writing and am not sure how valuable anything I’ll have to say today will be.
That doesn’t mean however I should stop writing.
Today I want to talk about the power of ‘Just In Time Learning’.
I went out with two of my team yesterday and during the course of the evening I got put onto two authors whom I ‘must read’.
Listening to a book that’s over 5 hours long when it’s a recommendation is typically too much for me.
So that’s where I’ll try and catch a summary.
Whilst I was out with Gary and Jay – Jay made reference to a couple of authors whom I must read –
What did I do?
I immediately searched Audible to see if I could find any of them and was able to find summaries for both –
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I then also found another book that just looked really good so I thought ‘you know what I’ll read that as well’ – and downloaded it.
Over the course of the following days I’ll try and get through all of these books and make notes to see what I learn from them.
I want to outline a couple of things that have happened here –
I got told about some amazing authors I must read.
I immediately searched for said authors on Audible.
I then paid the £18 it cost me to buy 3 audiobooks – and I purchased them.
Now – the next day – here I am writing about it.
It sounds so stupidly simple when I write it down – but there’s a cruel truth to it….
Many people will get a recommendation from someone – and do nothing with it.
However – if you’re able to find a process that works for you – you can incorporate it into your own workflow and start picking things up quickly.
To my mind – this is the key to quick absorption of information.
It’s also the case that I read only business and marketing books – thus ensuring my scope of reading is very tight and around a base.
Right, that’s a wrap for today.
Let me see what these books are like!
