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Getting Started With The Invisible Mentor: Learn How to Read with the Intent to Learn – Solve Your Own Problems

Since 2020 started, there has been unprecedented changes. We've had race riots in North America. And we're still in the midst of a global pandemic. You must be wondering when the second wave will hit. Because of all the changes, business models have changed, and it will never be business as usual again. You may be one of the many professionals who are struggling to focus.

Although a big part of what I do is to help you learn skills to thrive, I cannot pretend that other issues are playing out. With that in mind, I'm adding resources to help you focus. If you cannot focus, you won't be in the state of mind to learn new skills to thrive in your career.

Looking to learn skills to grow your career and develop cultural awareness? Want to learn how to be a more effective reader, so you can find solutions to grow your business and career? You have come to the right place. My challenge to you is to read a book a week. And read the right book to change your world.

Essentially, on this page, you'll find the articles you need to pivot in your career or business. And many of them will give you information to solve your own problems.

If you’re a student whose sole purpose is to find analyses of characters and plots of classic literature, this site is definitely not for you!

I recently added a Resources page where you will find the apps I love, books I found valuable, courses I found helpful, and a whole lot more!

A major focus over the past year, is to help you learn the in-demand skills you need to thrive in the future, and I recommend the books you need to read to do so. I want you to profit from your reading.

Your Free Reading, Learning and Memory Education

Grow Your Career and Business, Read with the Intent to Learn: Key Skills to Succeed

How to Focus and Improve Concentration

Time Management and Productivity

Speed Reading and Memory

Personally, I believe that if you have mastered effective reading strategies, there's no reason speed read. But this is about you and not me, so I'll include some speed reading resources here.

Problem Solving, Critical Thinking, Creativity, Decision Making, Ideation, Innovation

Read with the Intent to Learn: To learn problem solving, critical thinking, creativity, decision making, ideation, and innovation please read the following articles and book reviews and summaries. You'll also find a product to buy if you so choose to.

People Management Skills: How to Manage People

Why Our World Would End If People Management Skills Disappeared

Mastering Collaboration: Build More Collaborative Relationships

Complete Beginner's Guide to Collaboration Skills

Understanding and Developing Emotional Intelligence

Customer Service Mastery: Soft Skills Fundamentals

Negotiation Fundamentals: Master Your Negotiation Skills

Cognitive Flexibility: How to Develop Mental Flexibility

Read with the Intent to Learn: Reading, Learning and Memory Science

Communication Fundamentals: Master Persuasion and Influence

Writing Mastery: Better Business Writing Skills

Notes on Several Short Sentences About Writing by Verlyn Klinkenborg

Presentation and Public Speaking/Other Verbal Communication

Read with the intent to Learn: Gathering/Analyzing Information

If you are interested in becoming a better learner, 10 Ways to be a Better Learner by Jeff Cobb and Mind Mapping for Kids by Toni Krasnic are two excellent books. To read with the intent to learn to solve problems at work or in your business, you need effective reading strategies. Below are the books I recommend with their affiliate links for your convenience in case you'd like to purchase them.

10 Ways to Be a Better Learner Mind Mapping for Kids

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