The Learning Maze: A New Framework For Personalized Learning
How to learn your way to success?
Successful people learn knowledge, skills and attitudes in unconventional ways that help them target and structure relevant information to maximize their energy while they learn from their failures, moving rapidly toward their goals. In other words, successful people are not only good learners, but perceptive and deliberate learners. The Learning Maze identifies the framework that successful and agile learning use. Learning your way, on your own, is really the only way to be successful.
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The Value of Failure
The Value of Failure is an unconventional book that will give you insights into the nature of failure and help you learn how to pivot your life back on track.
Failure is inevitable, success is contingent upon your perceptions, actions and recovery from failure.
This book is an unconventional look at success and failure. Shane Lester is not a bestselling author, nor is this book endorsed by anyone important. Instead the author is going to tell you the truth about failure. And from that truth you can choose your definition of success. “This book isn’t 80 percent filler. I’m only writing what matters.”
After you fail it matters what you think, feel and do about your current state. All of these are definable if you know how to intellectually and emotionally process a failure event.
When you consider Lester’s insights you will be able to answer these questions for yourself:
•Why is setting goals the best way to fail?
•Have you ever wondered why the successful gloss over their failures?
•How can you fail with grace?
•Can you fail your way to success?
•What should you learn from your failures?
Hacking Failure
Hacking Failure will change everything you thought you knew about failure.
You can hack failure by focusing on learning how to shortcut to success.
Hacking Failure will give you insights into the nature of failure and help you create learning strategies for success.
Hacking failure is an unconventional look at success and failure. The key to hacking failure is creating a learning strategy for success. This book not presented from the top down- written by the academic, or the successful who view failure from a disconnected, superficial, pollyanna point of view- but rather from your perspective.
Here are my other books:
Clan of Cain: The Genesis of Bigfoot
Deep in the woods of Tennessee in 1835, an unparalleled encounter occurs. A man, a myth and the obsession to know the truth will reveal a story that will forever change the way you think about Bigfoot.
Faith and Fortune: A Mormon Family in Hollywood
During the 80’s the Jacobs family intersected with hit television shows, such as Different Strokes, Silver Spoons, Family Ties, Growing Pains and Major Dad.
The Conversion Conspiracy
A college student, who uncovers a conspiracy to use Mormons in preparing Earth for acceptance of religious extraterrestrials, is pursued by sinister forces and bargains for his life by keeping the secret.
