Brainies 009: Mastery
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Reflection School of Life Special Learning Years of Brand Building Story of my nickname Bije. It happened because during middle school, I scratched the cap of a waste bin, and my best friend there yelled, pointed to me ‘ah, dj, dj, call him dj.’ Afte...

Originally posted as a microslide on https://instagram.com/bijebrownies

Originally posted as a microslide on https://instagram.com/bijebrownies

Originally posted as a microslide on https://instagram.com/bijebrownies

Become a new you, in the new month, with new knowledge and new skills. On the last day of the month, insight for you to improve and learn from the master.
Read the 1-minutes lesson from the greatest master in the past.
“Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work.”
— by Thomas A. Edison
Before everything about mastering your craft and begin as newbie. You might face the same problem: No instructions, no real books or teachers.
The High End is about the strategic approach that you can learn the basic pattern and lesson.
There is a mental disease in many fields called Technical Lock. We lock ourselves with the following standard of solving problems through process.
To solve problems we use the same pattern of techniques and strategies we know. We locked ourself in the same routes.
Technical Lock influences us to lose our sense of purpose of why we do this in the first place.
The simple way to avoid this kind of mental disease to your work project or problem you face. Connect with something larger: a bigger question over an idea that inspired your goal.
Zoom out if you feel stagnant, and return to the larger purpose and goal that you care about in the first place.
To connect with your purpose, make the bigger idea then the smaller path will lead you to the path of purpose.
Don't obsess over certain techniques or unimportant details. You will play into the natural state of the human brain on higher levels.
Until next Brainies. ^^
Reference: "Mastery" by Robert Greene