How You Can Master Anything:
Here is a MASTERY model which explains the stages by which we learn and ultimately acquire a new skill
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Here is a MASTERY model which explains the stages by which we learn and ultimately acquire a new skill
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I am going to introduce you to the four stages of learning theory.
All stages revolve around the word competence.
AKA, one's ability to be proficient, capable, or knowledgable about something.
Let’s begin
All stages revolve around the word competence.
AKA, one's ability to be proficient, capable, or knowledgable about something.
Let’s begin
1. Unconscious Incompetence
“Acknowledge your lack of knowledge”
The stage of ignorance.
One is unaware of the skill & their lack of knowledge. They deny how useful the skill can be.
Here you must recognize your own incompetence and find footing in the value of the skill.
“Acknowledge your lack of knowledge”
The stage of ignorance.
One is unaware of the skill & their lack of knowledge. They deny how useful the skill can be.
Here you must recognize your own incompetence and find footing in the value of the skill.
2. Conscious Incompetence
The stage of awareness.
By this point, one is scrambling figuring out where to start.
E.x if you are jumping into eCommerce, you are aware that Facebook ads is an integral part of your marketing so you COMMIT TO PRACTICE and learning the new skill
The stage of awareness.
By this point, one is scrambling figuring out where to start.
E.x if you are jumping into eCommerce, you are aware that Facebook ads is an integral part of your marketing so you COMMIT TO PRACTICE and learning the new skill
3. Conscious Competence
The learning stage
You are now capable of executing the skill but not without concentration.
Here you are deconstructing the skill at hand & putting heavy conscious involvement to demonstrate the skill.
The skill IS NOT YET ‘SECOND NATURE’
PRACTICE.
The learning stage
You are now capable of executing the skill but not without concentration.
Here you are deconstructing the skill at hand & putting heavy conscious involvement to demonstrate the skill.
The skill IS NOT YET ‘SECOND NATURE’
PRACTICE.
4. Unconscious Competence
True Mastery.
The skill is so practiced to a point where it enters you unconscious parts of the brain.
The skill is second nature.
Think typing, driving, etc.
The processes are engraved in your mind & the skill can be performed automatically.
True Mastery.
The skill is so practiced to a point where it enters you unconscious parts of the brain.
The skill is second nature.
Think typing, driving, etc.
The processes are engraved in your mind & the skill can be performed automatically.
These 4 stages are the process of learning any new skill.
People train in stages, and you must be aware of which part of the journey you are in.
I hope this helped.
RT to spread the knowledge
People train in stages, and you must be aware of which part of the journey you are in.
I hope this helped.
RT to spread the knowledge
This is mastery 101
Define which bucket you fall under
And start working to get to the next phase
Define which bucket you fall under
And start working to get to the next phase
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