Question

what we take on future that help us alot​

Answer 1

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1 )Pick your poison. No matter what industry you're in, you can use online resources to learn on your own schedule. To get started on your professional development, you simply need to choose a platform and gain access to it. The point of a platform is to provide you with easily accessible training materials that allow you to learn a lot in small chunks of time. An online training library of courses can do this (we have a tech and creative training library at Pluralsight), and so can an online book service. Even popular blogs and podcasts can fulfill this function if they're targeted at your line of work and you refer to them regularly.

2 )Shift gears on your breaks. How would you rather spend your work break: catching up on Facebook again, or doing something just as engaging that can help you land your next promotion? Take advantage of your breaks to watch a training video on your smartphone, iPad, or laptop. Devoting a 30-minute lunch break to learning a few times a week can quickly add up to hours of professional training a month, without needing to change your schedule. Even short breaks in the morning or later afternoon can offer enough time to pick up some new skills and ideas.

3) Hold a brown-bag. Since the whole team benefits when everyone knows more, consider organizing a regularly scheduled brown-bag session with your colleagues. You can share courses from your own training library and watch them together, or let others take the lead on training topics on different days.

4) Capture your commute time. Driving to work presents the perfect setting to absorb a podcast, audiobook, or other training tool that you can listen to while you commute. If you take a bus or train, you can add video to the experience, watching entire courses while you ride. If you travel an hour a day to your job and back, that's potentially 10 hours a week of focused learning time.

5) Project it on the big screen. Why watch trash TV in the evening when you can use the same equipment to learn? Many online training courses can play through X-Box and Apple TV just as well as videogames can. So crack open a soda, turn up the surround sound, and enjoy the show on your big-screen TV as you get smarter all the while.

6) Carve out time on weekends. While you don't want to spend your whole weekend on work-related activities, finding moments here and there for professional growth can help break up the workweek while providing inspiration for Monday. Can you find an hour to learn a new technology online or listen to a podcast that can help you solve problems at the office?

7 ) Learn while the cat's away. Weekends can be particularly effective times for learning when others in your household are out and about, and you have a quiet moment. Whether your spouse is traveling or your kids are at soccer practice, it's the perfect opportunity to pull up your platform and dig into some educational material.

8 ) Park it. There's no rule that says professional training must take place indoors--and with today's technologies, there's no need for it. Get a breath of fresh air and go to a park with your iPad or smartphone, and watch a course while sitting under a tree. Being out in nature will lift your spirits, and the course content will elevate your mind.

9 )Travel smarter. Travel time presents some of the best stretches to enhance your professional skill set. In addition to time during flights or train travel when you're free from everyday interruptions, you may also be able to take advantage of evenings in the hotel and lulls between work events, when you can turn lost time into learning.

10) Maximize maternity leave. While most people expect to fall behind at work during maternity leave, when approached differently, your leave can push you ahead. One of our customers in Sweden chose to watch dozens of Pluralsight courses relating to her business while recovering during her leave, and came back to work ahead of her peers.

11) Double-dip during downtime. You don't need to be pregnant to take advantage of a span of downtime. Whether you're home sick, waiting in line, or on the sidelines at a swim meet when your child isn't swimming, you can recoup lost minutes or hours by pulling up your platform of choice on your mobile device. It's the ultimate form of multitasking.

12) Bone up at the gym. Most any workout can lend itself to learning. It's as easy to listen to the audio of a professional course while you run or bike outdoors as it is to listen to music. If you're on the treadmill or stationary bike at the gym, you can prop up your iPad and watch a course or read on your Kindle while you exercise. With a waterproof smartphone case, you can even learn while you swim!

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