Emmanuel

Summary The 6 phases of learning applied to the importance of “knowing how to ask for and receive help” may seem complicated or confusing, but with a bit of patience and introspection, you will be able to glimpse the message in each phase. Let us remember that physical, technological, or even spiritual evolution is in […]

We ‘let go of what we knew, to learn and be able to do something new and better’ This phase is possibly the most difficult to understand and apply. The difficulty of this phase mostly lies in the point of having to ‘release or let go’, either partially or completely, of what we had previously

We ‘know that we know, and that we can’ It is possible that this phase is, among all of them, the one we like the most. The phase represents that period where we are aware that we are moving, either slowly or quickly, towards what we want to do and achieve. Unlike the previous phase,

We ‘forgot that we knew, and that we could’ In this phase, many of us get confused and mostly frustrated. This happens because of two things: old habits are stronger, and/or we need to practice the new knowledge even more. Therefore, we ‘forget’ that we already knew what we had just learned. We can also

We ‘learn what we did not know, and what we could not’ This phase can represent one of the most exciting phases we can go through. If we really want to do or achieve something, it’s going to involve an exploration of new information and new practices.The person’s risk in this phase is getting lost

We ‘know that we do not know, and that we cannot’ Once the fearful previous phase has been accepted and passed, the relief of phase 2 arrives. Being aware that we do not know, or cannot do and achieve something we want, provides us with two important states as human beings: These two sensations of

We ‘do not know that we do not know, and that we cannot’ Possibly, this is one of the phases most feared by everyone, and therefore, it is where the vast majority of people in a community live. In principle, admitting to others that we don’t know something everyone ‘seems’ to know is scary. Assuming