There’s a myth that humans stop learning when we turn seven or eight.

To be sure, the stuff we learn BEFORE we turn seven or eight can be difficult to UNLEARN, but that doesn’t meant that it gets harder to learn new stuff.

Linear Progression

Meaning most people don’t change their religions a bunch of times as they move through adulthood, but they certainly DO learn all kinds of new skills.

In fact, your brain is hard wired to LEARN for LIFE, not just as a kid.

So what changes?

The main thing that changes is your environment. Before seven or eight, you’ve got NOTHING to worry about, except learning. Not money, not relationships, not school, only learning and staying out of trouble.

But then they stick us in school, and we’ve got all kinds of other stuff that gets in the way.

We’re stuck in a room all day with people we don’t know very well, and FORCED to sit still and pay attention when that’s the LAST thing we want to do.

Imagine going back in time, to the caveman days. Imagine looking at a group of kids 10-15 years old.

Super Boring!

Would they likely be sitting under a tree listening to some old guy talk about ancient history?

No way. They’d be out and about, following the adults, and learning how to BE an adult.

Not filling their heads with silly nonsense just so they can pass a test so they don’t get yelled at.

The truth is that humans are a very, very unique animal. Sure we’ve got TONS of instincts, (food, sex, running away from tigers and cockroaches) but we’ve also got UNLIMITED learning capacity.

Unlimited Capacity

No matter how much stuff you’ll learn, your brain will NEVER get full.

Which means the amount of knowledge and skills can ALWAYS grow.

Whatever you WANT to learn, you can.

Whatever skills you want, you CAN get them.

Unlock your genius, and the world is yours.