I have a daily agenda like most people. I started a monthly agenda since March. LinkedIn Learning was my focus on my May agenda.
Learning demands commitment and discipline. I am a person with no shortage of either.
I devoted a full month of May to LinkedIn learning when I signed up as a premium member. I had access to all the courses (over 16,000). The recommended maximum weekly learning time is 120 minutes. in reality, that was my average daily learning time.
Every morning, I listened to the courses downloaded from LinkedIn while taking my walk. When I sat down in front of my computer, I took notes, did the exercises, and passed the exams, I connected with some course lecturers with a personalized message on LinkedIn.
By the end of May, I did 85 courses covering many practical skills and received a total of 125 certificates (some courses awarded more than one certificate), all with the same encouraging writings:
"By continuing to learn, you have expanded your perspective, sharpened your skills, and made yourself even more in demand".
I am quoting the following as my motto:
"Develop a passion for learning. If you do, you will never cease to grow". Anthony J. D'Angelo.
I love learning and I am a promoter of lifelong learning.
Attached is the article detailing the learning plus an accompanying PPT, with an interesting French song and a few light videos...
What about you? Do you keep a daily, monthly, or yearly agenda?
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