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A couple of days ago I was talking with some co -workers and a friendly discussion arose.
Both are in a training process to develop skills that allow them to generate extra income to work.
One of them has been paying a training course, where he has practically not produced any money with such training. He even had losses to follow bad advice and seek to oppose rapid profits.
The other for what I comment, also takes time in a training process, however, much of its education has been self -acting, although he said he has also paid for some of the knowledge he has acquired. But this person is producing money with his training and has won during the process (in small quantities, but profits at the end of the day) while the other does not.
Then one of them said, that it was best that he will look for a mentor and pay to learn as he was doing (although he has not yet won anything apart from the theory) while the other said that that lacked logic, that the best option was to be instructed mainly, and that if it could be free or auto didact, it was the best way, and especially if you see income.
And then, being I presented as a spectator, they ask me what I think, which option was the best.
I think that both options are valid however what really matters are the results.
The results in the medium and long term are those that dictate which option would be better.
"Mathematics does not lie" 🧮
Now I ask you, what do you think? What is the best option?
  • "Pay for knowledge" without guarantees to oppose performance in the short and medium term.
  • "Learn in a self -did" aspirator to choose progressive and scalable profits.
  • The results.
Pay for knowledge11.1%
Learn in a self -did77.8%
The results11.1%
9 votes \ 19h left
10 sats \ 1 reply \ @Aardvark 5h
I'm in the learning on my own. I don't necessarily think it's better overall, but I definitely don't thrive in a classroom.
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21 sats \ 0 replies \ @flat24 OP 4h
I'm in the learning on my own.
A fairly valid approach. Whether inside or outside a classroom, I think that the important thing is to learn, and that what you learn is really benefit to apply in improving your life.
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good question. I usually don't think too much for these types of quizzes but here I was honestly quite torn.
Will think about it
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Thank you for expressing your opinion, think about it and then you are free to choose some option.
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Ok
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You can't learn skills without practice. And no matter what job you're in, your knowledge is now inferior to your skills and experience, thanks to some autocomplete robots that "know" everything but have no skills.
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I feel a little bit like chidi in the good place trying to decide what would be best but I think it depends on the situation and then just adapting to your needs and wants as you go by
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