Learn With Steem :: How to Quickly Become Proficient in a New Task?
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In this age of scientific and technological advancement, our demand for skills in new subjects is increasing. Everyone has to constantly fight to stay ahead in the race to prove themselves as better, more efficient. We have to acquire various knowledge in a short time, we have to apply new techniques. So in today's post, ideas were given on how to learn or master something in a short time.
Take the help of someone experienced
We have a tendency to learn something new, to master the whole thing on our own without anyone's help. But the process of learning becomes faster and easier with the help of someone who has mastered the task earlier than learning the whole task alone. It takes a lot of time to start learning slowly from the beginning, then to fall back due to the mistake, to correct the mistake, and start working in a new way. Rather, it is possible to learn something in a relatively short period of time by being aware of possible mistakes from an experienced person and using simple methods to invent them. Those who are currently working in the position you want to see yourself in can be your ideal guide. So do not hesitate to seek their help and advice.
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Divide the work into several parts
If you want to master a task, divide the whole learning process into several parts. The first step is to learn the basics and the essentials. Here the principle of the can be followed. The policy is named after economist Wilfredo Pareto. It basically indicates an unequal relationship between the input and output of work. The purpose of this policy is to achieve 80 percent results with just 20 percent effort. It is possible to apply this principle in any field of life.
Stop doing multiple things at once
In today's world of automation can be a daunting task. Many of us have the habit of sipping a cup of coffee while chatting with a colleague at the desk during a five-minute break, checking e-mails again, looking at social sites, receiving an urgent call on the phone. It is better not to call it a habit but a bad habit because such a habit prevents you from learning something new quickly. So that should be the focus of your attention when learning something new.
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Practice Repeatedly
Practice makes a man perfect - This is a very common saying but supported by scientific evidence. So, after learning something new, in order to be able to do it efficiently, you also have to become proficient in practicing it. You just have to be more discriminating with the help you render toward other people. The work must be mastered in such a way that even the subconscious mind does not have to think of anything to complete the work.
Don't Give Up
We are full of enthusiasm at the beginning of learning something new. Let's move forward with a happy heart on the path of fulfilling the desired goal. There seems to be no obstacle in the way of our indomitable zeal. Reviewing the lives of successful people, it can be seen that they too had a ‘deep’ path, and at that time they did their job without giving up and became successful. So what you need to do after reaching the second step is to patiently pursue what you are learning, with a clear focus on your goal. If you can't do this, there is a risk of falling off the path at this stage.
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