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After reading the blog post by Aaron Davis, I began to realize that when it comes to school, my daily learning habit is always to just Google things. However, when it comes to my job, I find myself asking other people how to do things, and become more of a visual learner asking for demonstrations. This is only because my job requires hands-on activity, and requires one to have knowledge of the different operations. On the other hand, the things I need to learn for school are just word-for-word verbatim. So, I find myself Googling more information, looking for videos, and other things that would just make learning the material easier. However, neither of these learning habits compare to life-learning habits. My life-learning habits just come from trial and error. I know that if I make a mistake, that I won't make it again because I will have learned form it. However, I also think a lot of my life-learning comes from my parents. They've already been where I am in life. Sure, it must have been different, but they learned most of life's lessons that I don't need to experience for myself to understand. But, I find that my curious nature and desire to master all that I learn a daily learning habit that is really powerful. I am never satisfied with just knowing the bare minimum!
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