Unlearn to relearn - Art of de-cluttering
For most of our lives, we keep cluttering our brains with everything, from wherever possible, needed or not.
LKIA
6/1/20231 min read


Learn, Unlearn, Relearn
Alvin Toffler beautifully expressed "The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn."
Such a difficult thing to convey in such simple words.
For most of our lives, we keep cluttering our brains with everything, important and unimportant, from wherever possible, needed or not.
When we say that all our lives we keep learning, it’s also true that we need to unlearn the old ways of doing things and learn new ways.
Wear the learner’s mindset wherever you are.
"Learn, unlearn, relearn" encapsulates a philosophy that emphasizes the value of embracing change and maintaining an uninterrupted learning journey. It underscores the importance of being open to shedding outdated beliefs, being receptive to new ideas, and being willing to let go of outdated beliefs and perspectives to acquire fresh knowledge and skills.
Learning is not solely about acquiring information or accumulating data, it's also about unburdening ourselves of assumptions and relearning in ways relevant to both the present and future.
In the rapidly changing world where skills and information swiftly become obsolete, this approach is essential. By embracing a growth-oriented mindset and being willing to learn, unlearn, and relearn, we can remain versatile and thrive in any circumstance.
Love and Light
LKIA