Explanation of ideas or philosophy of being knowledgeable. Also refer to observation, curiosity, reading, interest, knowledge, memory, logic, methodology, scientific method, Ron Kurtus, School for Champions. Copyright © Restrictions
Philosophy of Being Knowledgeable
by Ron Kurtus (26 January 2002)
It is important to have a philosophy, attitude, or way of thinking concerning being knowledgeable or skilled.
Ideas to follow
The following is a list of items that can summarize a way of thinking toward knowledge:
Be observant
Be curious
Take interest in many subjects
Be well-rounded
Try to apply your knowledge
Learn to think logically
Read rapidly
Have a good memory
Create analogies
Use graphical outlines
Be creative
Think "outside the box"
Summary
Consider ways to gather knowledge.
Express yourself clearly
Resources and references
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Websites
Books
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books on Gaining Knowledge
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