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A lifelong learner mentality is often lauded as a habit of successful people, but far too many professional development courses are geared toward entrepreneurs, CEOs, and managers. However, you don’t need a leadership title to benefit from this knowledge. Dip your toe into the professional development waters with these three tips for seamlessly incorporating learning into your life. With 3 Easy Professional Development Methods IMPROVE YOUR SKILL SET
Of course, if you’re in a rental car when this happens, the headaches can really multiply! That’s why we wrote a blog post specific
to this situation: Scan the QR code accompanying this article to read the Malloy Law Offices blog about rental car accidents.
Changing gears to a different car-related topic, we’d be remiss if we didn’t caution all drivers to be aware that the chances of being hurt in a DUI accident go up in the summer. There are several theories for why this is, but the most important thing is just to be aware of it — especially during night hours and on weekends. Be on the lookout, and if you see someone driving erratically or dangerously, give them distance and call the police!
And, of course, please never drink and drive yourself.
Like rental and out-of-state accidents, DUI crashes can also be quite complicated from an insurance or legal standpoint. Add it to the list of things to ask your attorney about — a basic understanding never hurts, and we’re here to provide that and so much more. All you need to do is call!
GO TO SCHOOL WITH THE PROS. If you could harness the knowledge of world-leading experts, wouldn’t you want to? Platforms like MasterClass, LinkedIn Learning, and Skillshare offer expert knowledge in bite-size courses that users can take at their own pace. Learn how to write from Malcolm Gladwell or Roxanne Gay or master the art of negotiation from FBI hostage negotiator Chris Voss. (And for fun, become a chef with Gordon Ramsay!) Commit to one video chapter each week or listen as you do household chores. Just spend a few moments afterward reflecting on the content so it can soak in. DOWNLOAD APPS FOR QUICK LEARNING. There may be points when you are just too busy or find that starting a new class or habit is difficult. Don’t quit; instead, look at your smartphone. Download apps like Libby — an app connected to local libraries where users can check out audiobooks or read digitally — to get a quick, easy fix of professional development. You could also try podcasts on Spotify, Stitcher, or Apple Podcasts. There are plenty of short episodes that focus on professional development. TRACK YOUR PROGRESS. With so many options, classes, and tools available to you, it can be overwhelming to set, track, and meet your professional development goals. That’s where habit trackers can help! Whether you prefer to use pen and paper for journaling or download an app for digital tracking (try Coach.me or Habitify), a habit tracker allows you to see tangible progress and identify areas of improvement. Bonus Tip: Find a mentor or buddy to do professional development with you! Everything is easier with a friend, and whether you need someone to hold you accountable or are looking for support from someone wiser than you, someone by your side may be just what you need.
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