A Simple Way to Diversify Your Knowledge

Donald Latumahina's blog "Life Optimizer" is fastly becoming one of my favourite blogs!

Today I just read his article: A Simple Way to Diversify Your Knowledge which recommends reading random Wikipedia articles to diversify your knowledge.

As he points out, Wikipedia has millions of articles that cover virtually everything you can think of. And, to boost your learning efficiency, he recommends this four point plan:

1. For most articles, read only the introduction
2. Read more if the article is interesting
3. Connect what you read with what you already know
4. Apply what you read to a problem you face

You can access random wikipedia articles through this link - bookmark it now!

If you haven't visited Donald Latumahina's personal growth and effectiveness blog Life Optimizer I highly recommend you to do so!

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