Watch My Interviews With Successful Learners (And Get Inspired!)

There's a growing movement where ambitious learners are sharing their knowledge and reaping the benefits. We have interviewed many of these ambitious learners, and they include…

• radio_button_checkedEric Jorgensen: Wrote a bestselling book on one of Silicon Valley’s most respected self-made billionaires and built a relationship with him.
• radio_button_checkedJack Butcher: Shared what he learned through tweets and attracted 400,000+ social media followers in 18 months.

Pick A Valuable Topic

The best knowledge can be 1000x more valuable than mediocre knowledge. And that is why deciding what to master is the most fundamental learning how to learn skill. On Day 1, you will pick your topic. Then, you will identify the most important skills that you need to learn within the topic.

Create Your Learning Curriculum

Once you’ve decided your topic, you will create your unique learning curriculum, which will help you start building an expert-level understanding of your topic. Ultimately, this will increase your confidence when you share what you learned.

Plan Your Learning Challenge

First, you will design your challenge, by deciding your goals and the platform to share your learning. Then you will make a public commitment. According to research, publicly pledging that you’ll do something helps you follow through with a commitment.

Turn Your Notes Into Assets

You will start your curriculum by participating in a co-learning call led by our team, where you learn and write at the same time. You can think of a co-learning call as being like a co-working call for learning.

• radio_button_checkedPrioritize: First, you'll prioritize the most valuable thing to learn within your curriculum for that day.
• radio_button_checkedLearn: Next, you go ahead and learn it.
• radio_button_checkedSummarize: Then, you write a quick summary of what you learned and share it on social media using our content creation tool.

Our team will review the learning summaries, and share the best ones to our network.

Bonus: Map Of Knowledge Work

I’ve taken more than a year to create this map, and it’s the direct result of using Taylor’s 50x Framework. I systematically broke down the parts of knowledge work that I’m most familiar with: knowledge learning, sharing, and creation. The breakdown includes 7 stages and 100+ steps. Each step includes the specific skills, mindset, and link to tools that are necessary to master it.