HOW SMART IS IT TO INVEST IN YOURSELF? Today and until the end of this weekend each year is the biggest shopping occasion in the US. And in addition to products such as clothes and furniture, there are also online courses that are also on great promotions. Just scroll through Facebook a little and you’ll see countless courses advertised with many very attractive offers. I also clicked on a number and read through it, and several times I almost bought it. Sometimes that was the first time I knew about this person. Maybe that was the first time I thought I needed to learn this. But after reading the article a little, I suddenly almost took out my card to buy it.
1. COMMON MISTAKES WHEN BUYING A COURSE
Thinking back, I see that it is mostly because of HAM.
- I amHAM to learn. I like to learn everything.
- I’m HAVE because I find the course CHEAP so much. Just register to study. Neither horizontal nor vertical. Besides, it’s so cheap, just give it a try. If you don’t like it, you won’t regret it.
And you know what?
Ten times feels like a dozen times, I study a little and then give up, and the course is still there.
The reason is because I don’t have time and don’t feel like I really NEED to study the course. hey.
The initial mindset of “learning to know” was wrong!
2. HOW TO CHOOSE THE SUITABLE ONLINE COURSE
Indeed, what I didn’t think about when registering was the price I paid for the course. It’s not just the tuition fee, but also the time and effort to complete the course.
For a busy doctor like me, time is extremely valuable.
For example, if the course is useful, don’t say, if it’s not useful and not suitable for you, then it will still be a loss for you.
Simply, with With that time and effort, I can learn other things better, do other things that are more profitable.
After many times like this, I have come to understand that:
1. You should only sign up for a course when you are truly ready to invest the time and effort for it to transform your life.
Whether it’s a baking course or communication skills course. Don’t just study for the sake of studying.
Don’t just follow the trend. Don’t just study because the course is on promotion. Only then can you take full advantage of the course.
2. When considering investing in a certain course, don’t just think about the tuition fee but think about the value the course brings you.
Tin life, everything has its price. Maybe we only see the immediate savings and forget about the hidden opportunity costs. Choose carefully and make the right investment decision.
It’s better to take one worthy course than take many courses that still don’t solve your problem.
3. The more I grow up, the more I realize the importance of minimalism. You don’t have to buy many books or sign up for many courses to get good at it.
The important thing is how much we will learn and how we can apply what we learn to our lives.
Investing in yourself is a good thing, but investing in yourself intelligently will be a great thing.
Please comment “yes” if the article is useful to you. you.
Dr. Christina Nguyen
The Phoenix Medical Academy.
