Sometimes people look at my profile and wonder: “How can you keep learning so many things? What is your secret?” The truth is, there is no magic. My approach is simple: I write things down, practise important skills repeatedly, and choose technologies carefully after real hands-on exploration. 1. I Write Down What I Learn Whenever I learn something useful, I try to capture it. Sometimes I write it as a blog post.

It is about three months now. I make reflections on things I have done well and bad. I will refine my learning workflow. In the past, I used 2nd-brain, daily-logging, flashcard and spaced-repetition systems to help to accelerate my learning under the circumstance that I can’t get fully complete information from different stake holders. I was left with only way to find it out by myself. I read all material I thought will be useful and noted them down in my logseq vault.