Learn what’s essential. Learn what’s needed. In real life, some things matter more than just dates and names. For example, learn the importance of perseverance, realize the danger of your ego and the risk of your distractions.
To keep learning, accept that you might not know everything, and there are things that you can learn from others.
Many things matter for you to keep learning; your habits matters, your attitude matter, what you read and write matters, who you surround yourself with matters, your sleep matters, and your health and relationship matters.
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