How do I score in Learning Agility?
Self-assessment checklist
Give yourself 1 point for every time you answer "yes" to each question.
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Do you:​
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Have a persistent motivation to learn?
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Have meaningful aspirations or goals to strive for?
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Know what specific skills you need to achieve these aspirations?
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Know at least 2 of your behaviours or thinking that get into the way?
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Have 2 ways to unlearn easily?
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Have 5 or more strategies to accelerate your learning?
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Make time to learn consistently?
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Venture into new areas without fear of being a beginner again?
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Feel comfortable path-finding answers in new situations?
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Reflect regularly on your day to learn from it?
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Reflect about how you're learning and find ways to improve?
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Prefer learning to watching Netflix?
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Ask questions easily and without hesitation?
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Have a circle of experts or experienced people to seek advice from?
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Think of what you can do and just do it?
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If you score > 13 on this checklist, you're probably an agile learner.
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If you score between 8 to 12, you're probably a conventional learner.
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If you score below 8, then decide if this is a priority for you.
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