Instead of taking full-time classes, self-directed learners
give themselves assignments that they find interesting,
eye-opening, and challenging. They start businesses, find
internships, travel the world, read and write about things
that fascinate them, and work for organizations they admire.
Many college students do these things too, but the difference
is that self-directed learners don’t wait for anyone’s permission
to begin learning.
- Blake Boles
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