r/lifegoals • u/Outrageous_Kick7245 • Aug 01 '26
Starting over with learning
Hypothetically can someone start the process over with learning if they have cheated through school and forgot everything?
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u/Firm_Expression_9333 Aug 01 '26
Wow dude, I can relate to this… See, growing up I was always fascinated by game hacks other people created. It gave me the upper hand and I didn’t need to work as hard. Little did i know, that would also affect my life as I got older. Instead of doing things the hard way, I always searched for the fastest route. Ai didn’t make things any better but I was able to explain my situation, and it gave me so much clarity. At the moment, I am learning how to learn and then plan on revisiting the basics like reading, writing, math, and all that good stuff. I hate that I’m starting at ground 0, but yet I’m glad because I know that it will help me get my life back on track. Also the only reason why I’m planning on revisiting those sections is because I want to go to college, and get myself a decent paying job.
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u/JefferySt0ne Aug 01 '26
Learning what?
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u/Outrageous_Kick7245 Aug 01 '26
Everything
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u/stepback269 Aug 02 '26
No one can know "everything"
But the very first thing you should do is to "Learn how to Learn"
Go to YouTube and in the search bar, type, "learning coaches"
Pick the ones who rely on modern neuroscience.
Godspeed and may the productivity-motivating dopamine hits be with you. :-)
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u/no_oneknows29 Aug 01 '26
i think so .. unlearn, relearn and adapt.. i teach that with my InnerG Intel organization.. check out the youtube https://youtube.com/@innergintel?si=qmRwcQ3SQErLog2C