Comments on: WHY AN ENTREPRENEUR SHOULD YEARN TO LEARN http://www.thefreestyleentrepreneur.com/feature/why-an-entrepreneur-should-yearn-to-learn/#utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=why-an-entrepreneur-should-yearn-to-learn Survival skills for those of us crazy enough to work for ourselves. Tue, 27 Jul 2010 17:43:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Bill Willard http://www.thefreestyleentrepreneur.com/feature/why-an-entrepreneur-should-yearn-to-learn/comment-page-1/#comment-324 Bill Willard Mon, 14 Apr 2008 12:04:11 +0000 http://www.thefreestyleentrepreneur.com/feature/why-an-entrepreneur-should-yearn-to-learn/#comment-324 Hey Bill: "Continuing Ed" is a universally red-hot idea: Mandated for some professionals; better-than-the-alternative for the rest of us mere mortals! I've stumbled upon a particularly enjoyable way of acquiring it. That is, reading a few pages from three books for 30-minutes or so before nodding off for the night. Though one of these is usually fiction, I keep two non-fiction entries on hand--history or how-to--which often prompt me to take notes I'll follow-up on with additional research in the morning. I've found this regime makes for a perfect ending to what might (or might not) have been an otherwise imperfect day! Best, Bill W Hey Bill: “Continuing Ed” is a universally red-hot idea: Mandated for some professionals; better-than-the-alternative for the rest of us mere mortals!

I’ve stumbled upon a particularly enjoyable way of acquiring it. That is, reading a few pages from three books for 30-minutes or so before nodding off for the night.

Though one of these is usually fiction, I keep two non-fiction entries on hand–history or how-to–which often prompt me to take notes I’ll follow-up on with additional research in the morning.

I’ve found this regime makes for a perfect ending to what might (or might not) have been an otherwise imperfect day!

Best, Bill W

]]> By: Edy http://www.thefreestyleentrepreneur.com/feature/why-an-entrepreneur-should-yearn-to-learn/comment-page-1/#comment-313 Edy Thu, 10 Apr 2008 14:50:15 +0000 http://www.thefreestyleentrepreneur.com/feature/why-an-entrepreneur-should-yearn-to-learn/#comment-313 Hi Bill, I believe that we should be eternal students. We must keep acquiring knowledge through refresher courses, new courses, seminars, books to name just a few. I have done not only that but through onlinebusinessinternprogram.com, I was able to bring into the equation the practical aspect of learning. Entrepreneurship is above all, action. Thanks for a great article. Edy Hi Bill,
I believe that we should be eternal students. We must keep acquiring knowledge through refresher courses, new courses, seminars, books to name just a few. I have done not only that but through onlinebusinessinternprogram.com, I was able to bring into the equation the practical aspect of learning.
Entrepreneurship is above all, action.
Thanks for a great article.
Edy

]]> By: John Ingrisano http://www.thefreestyleentrepreneur.com/feature/why-an-entrepreneur-should-yearn-to-learn/comment-page-1/#comment-309 John Ingrisano Wed, 09 Apr 2008 12:36:59 +0000 http://www.thefreestyleentrepreneur.com/feature/why-an-entrepreneur-should-yearn-to-learn/#comment-309 Bill, as always, I learn something worth remembering when I read your material. Not only is this piece a pleasant read, but it struck me that we must always keep learning and growing. No information or knowledge is ever wasted -- it can become part of your thinking and come back to benefit you years from now. I was also impressed how, as a man who has been doing stand-up pressntations for decades, you still learned new techniques to improve your presentation. Not bad for a 64-year-old goat! JRI Bill, as always, I learn something worth remembering when I read your material. Not only is this piece a pleasant read, but it struck me that we must always keep learning and growing. No information or knowledge is ever wasted — it can become part of your thinking and come back to benefit you years from now.

I was also impressed how, as a man who has been doing stand-up pressntations for decades, you still learned new techniques to improve your presentation. Not bad for a 64-year-old goat! JRI

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