May the force be with you !
Born and raised with books in Congo,i consider reading as a sport and super power welcome to my first blog and enjoy !
From 1977 to a worldwide pop culture phenomenon
Star wars inspired millions of people around the globe,thanks to Georges Lucas and one of my favorite superhero in the saga: YODA ,blown away by his level of wisdom,as a student for life i kept his precious wisdom for my learning journey in tech and here are my favorite quotes for life long learners:
- Always pass on what you have learned
The quote changed my life forever ! as a student for life what is the future of our civilization without life long learners ? what is the importance of learning if we cannot share what we learn everyday ?
As a developer,Network engineer,Learn something new everyday and share with the world you will learn Twice ! you can share your work on Twitter,Github,Linkendin,etc... you may choose to share something you need feedback on, something that stood out for you or something you think will benefit the Community.
You got this right ?
2.You must unlearn what you have learned
Sometimes we seem to know everything based on our own experiences,unlearning helps us change our perspectives on the things we learn especially from others,Cultivate the “beginner’s mind”. Train your mind yourself and play with others to learn more.
Coding and networking are like team sports, be open to learn from others everyday no matter your level
3.you still have much to learn
Learning networking or coding requires a great investment of our time,we have a plethora of content online now than ever in the history of humanity,the learning power is at your fingertips ! How much time do you dedicate to your personal development ?
There is no restriction to learn what you want. Be a cultivator of curiosity like SHALA a self taught network engineer who spent 5 years working without experiences in the sea with a big company
You do not know until you try,Be a life long learner !
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