I HATED SCHOOL BUT LOVED LEARNING

For many people, their success isn’t determined by what they learnt at school, but by the experience they had there.

Perhaps they were on the spectrum and nobody recognised it.

Perhaps they had poor teachers, lacked support at home or simply didn’t fit the system.

But a bad experience at school can create a lifelong negative connection with every form of learning, training and personal development.

The reality is simple:

You are where you are today because of what you know, what you do and how you think.

I know many people who work incredibly hard. Some even have a reasonable mindset. But they’re still not progressing because they’ve stopped developing themselves.

They think they know enough.
They think they’re already good enough.

What they fail to recognise is that, every single day, they are choosing… and yes, I do mean choosing… to remain exactly where they are.

Because if you really, really, really wanted something to change, you would get off your arse and recognise what is holding you back.

Perhaps it’s your lack of knowledge.

Your lack of connections.

Your inability to communicate, sell, lead, engage or influence.

That isn’t criticism.

It’s an opportunity, because every one of those things can be learnt.

But only if you’re willing to learn.

You may have hated school. That doesn’t mean you have to hate education.

Learning isn’t confined to a classroom, and your past experience doesn’t have to determine your future.

But if you’re not willing to learn, grow and develop yourself, then get comfortable where you are.

Because nothing changes until you do.

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