Lyteforce Learns in Public

A few days back, I discussed how I wanted to revisit HTML and CSS to hopefully better support myself as I venture into the wide world of the web. And then yesterday, I shared the Non-zero Days concept (which is absolutely brilliant).Well today, it's time Learn in Public. Photo by Brett Jordan on Unsplash As part of my perusal of interesting articles in effective learning, I stumbled across Shawn's well-written post about Learning in Public. The premise he shares, which I imagine I'm likely paraphrasing into oblivion, is that by sharing our learning activities in public we're not only helping ourselves demonstratively learn but also helping those around us learn too. A concept he calls the "creation of learning exhaust."Whatever your thing is, make the thing you wish you had found when you were learning.I like this. I subscribe to the theory that one of the best ways to advance in anything is to help lift others up with you. Sure we may not all be in the position to create that…

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