Self-directed Growth
See also: [[posts/the-fools-who-dream]], [[thoughts/independent research]] How do we give the tools to people so learn for themselves? To treat growth as if it was play?
See also: the-fools-who-dream , independent research How do we give the tools to people so learn for themselves? To treat growth as if it was play? To me, self-directed growth is the continued exercise of taste Practical Principles for Self-directed Growth From Recurse Center directing yourself means doing things that are motivated by your joy and curiosity, instead of by external pressures and fear When you have the freedom to explore things you’re interested in, and to explore them in the ways that make sense to you, you learn them more deeply and retain them for longer. When someone forces
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