I see professionals that are into learning while they are on a job. It's important that you'll not remain stagnant in terms of knowledge and learnings but you've chosen that job and what's important at that moment is to provide food to the table. There could be other reasons why someone has to forget about learning because the exact situation tells them on what is important and what they need to prioritize. So even on both sides, they should be grateful for their situations. While someone who eagerly wants to learn and craving for more to feed their mind, while the other is there to feed the empty stomachs of themselves and families. Both have legit reasons because in the end, we're still doing good for the sake of benefits why we work. It is mostly laziness that prevents people from learning and improving, and nothing else. How many people do you see during a break from physical work surfing their phones? A great deal. While on the other hand those rare individuals that are disciplined may be reading a book or practicing some coding during their breaks. You can find so much time no matter what your job is. Most of them are into their phones during the break and it has been now part of the culture. Because even going into their phones is already a rest for them. And reading a book in the office, you don't want to associate yourself being a bookworm in the work space. And it's not only about learning through books but it's about acquiring skills and learning new things and that's why some may feel stagnant on it because the routine of their jobs are just the same again and again. They feel so isolated but what they can do if that's the only job that they have.
I see professionals that are into learning while they are on a job. It's important that you'll not remain stagnant in terms of knowledge and learnings but you've chosen that job and what's important at that moment is to provide food to the table. There could be other reasons why someone has to forget about learning because the exact situation tells them on what is important and what they need to prioritize. So even on both sides, they should be grateful for their situations. While someone who eagerly wants to learn and craving for more to feed their mind, while the other is there to feed the empty stomachs of themselves and families. Both have legit reasons because in the end, we're still doing good for the sake of benefits why we work. It is mostly laziness that prevents people from learning and improving, and nothing else. How many people do you see during a break from physical work surfing their phones? A great deal. While on the other hand those rare individuals that are disciplined may be reading a book or practicing some coding during their breaks. You can find so much time no matter what your job is. Most of them are into their phones during the break and it has been now part of the culture. Because even going into their phones is already a rest for them. And reading a book in the office, you don't want to associate yourself being a bookworm in the work space. And it's not only about learning through books but it's about acquiring skills and learning new things and that's why some may feel stagnant on it because the routine of their jobs are just the same again and again. They feel so isolated but what they can do if that's the only job that they have.

I see professionals that are into learning while they are on a job. It's important that you'll not remain stagnant in terms of knowledge and learnings but you've chosen that job and what's important at that moment is to provide food to the table. There could be other reasons why someone has to forget about learning because the exact situation tells them on what is important and what they need to prioritize. So even on both sides, they should be grateful for their situations. While someone who eagerly wants to learn and craving for more to feed their mind, while the other is there to feed the empty stomachs of themselves and families. Both have legit reasons because in the end, we're still doing good for the sake of benefits why we work. It is mostly laziness that prevents people from learning and improving, and nothing else. How many people do you see during a break from physical work surfing their phones? A great deal. While on the other hand those rare individuals that are disciplined may be reading a book or practicing some coding during their breaks. You can find so much time no matter what your job is. Most of them are into their phones during the break and it has been now part of the culture. Because even going into their phones is already a rest for them. And reading a book in the office, you don't want to associate yourself being a bookworm in the work space. And it's not only about learning through books but it's about acquiring skills and learning new things and that's why some may feel stagnant on it because the routine of their jobs are just the same again and again. They feel so isolated but what they can do if that's the only job that they have.

I see professionals that are into learning while they are on a job. It's important that you'll not remain stagnant in terms of knowledge and learnings but you've chosen that job and what's important at that moment is to provide food to the table. There could be other reasons why someone has to forget about learning because the exact situation tells them on what is important and what they need to prioritize. So even on both sides, they should be grateful for their situations. While someone who eagerly wants to learn and craving for more to feed their mind, while the other is there to feed the empty stomachs of themselves and families. Both have legit reasons because in the end, we're still doing good for the sake of benefits why we work. It is mostly laziness that prevents people from learning and improving, and nothing else. How many people do you see during a break from physical work surfing their phones? A great deal. While on the other hand those rare individuals that are disciplined may be reading a book or practicing some coding during their breaks. You can find so much time no matter what your job is. Most of them are into their phones during the break and it has been now part of the culture. Because even going into their phones is already a rest for them. And reading a book in the office, you don't want to associate yourself being a bookworm in the work space. And it's not only about learning through books but it's about acquiring skills and learning new things and that's why some may feel stagnant on it because the routine of their jobs are just the same again and again. They feel so isolated but what they can do if that's the only job that they have.