THE MINNOW SCHOOL | Learn to admit it! The infinity of the unknown magnifies how finite we are.
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0.000 HBDTHE MINNOW SCHOOL | Learn to admit it! The infinity of the unknown magnifies how finite we are.
<center> [source]( https://www.pexels.com/photo/night-view-of-sky-920534/)</center> Good day guys, this is @bait002 the founder of the offline minnow school where minnows are mentored and groomed. I’ve been doing a lot of thinking lately in an intellectual environment and that has caused a lot of thoughts to spring off my mind. It was towards the end of one era of knowledge that I can to the conclusion that; >it is the infinity of the things we do not know that magnifies our finite nature. Most of us think we know too much and the implication is that we stopped learning. The ones who know the importance of knowledge and nature of intellectual properties will agree with me that it takes a great measure of humility to admit that we don’t know some things and then resort to other sources for additional information. >folks who do not read are either irresponsible or too proud to admit the limitations of their current knowledge. The more we know, the more we come to realize that we really don’t know anything. And one of the most important statements an individual can make is to say that ‘I don’t know’. That’s a tough thing to admit but life becomes easier and unnecessary pressures are eradicated in the shadows of that single statement. You’ve got to learn to admit to admit that you too have some limitations. Did I say some? I mean a lot of limitations. How does this apply to your blogging life? Time after time I’ve heard minnows say to me at the school and during promo-works, ‘I don’t know what to write about’, and I would be like; ‘who doesn’t know what to write about?’ >… in order to write, all you need to do is read … Every committed and habitual reader ends up a prolific and profound writer. You can’t communicate via the writing medium because you haven’t taken enough time to learn from folks who already do in a grand style. A teacher of mine once told me this; >… succeed, look for someone who does that thing that you would like to do with your life, at the same capacity that you would, then learn from them. Success is as easy as imitation. But never forget to add your own touch of originality. My recommendation to you is that you make it a point to roam around here and make time to scout for information and learn from successful blogs. To succeed on steemit, you need your; >inductive and deductive skills… No one would come tell you how it’s done, they 90% will smile while you struggle. They won’t tell you how it’s done. You’ve got to spend time doing your own research. When I mean spend time, I mean spend quality time, not come here just to drop your post then walk away that very moment. >did you know that our lives are a sum total of everything we’ve learnt from all those who have directly or indirectly impacted us… The quality of life is the quality of the information at our disposal. So friend, if you have a place to get additional knowledge from, I urge you to go for it. My people here in Nigeria have a common saying, ‘… that no knowledge is a waste.’ Learn from everywhere, information is now open, more than it has ever been in the history of time. What an exciting time it is to be alive. One of my associate lecturers made a statement in class few weeks ago commending those who happen to be professors now and how hard they worked to be where they currently are. In his words, ‘this guys were carrying out thesis and doing intellectual papers in a world where there was no internet.’ Imagine the stress it takes? Information is cheaper now friend, so what’s your excuse. What I tell you will not only cause you a steemit success, it’d bring you success in all ramifications. I hope you enjoyed and found the content of this article useful. I wrote this to you with a huge desire that you succeed and become all that you can be! Love you. <center><h1>I am @bait002 and I am a lover of steemit.</h1> </center>