Milan Dobrota

Learning

Learning stages:

1. Unconscious incompetence

1. Unconscious incompetence

You can’t be aware ofwhat you don’t know.

1. Unconscious incompetence

The more you know,

the more you realize

you don’t know.

Learning stages:

1. Unconscious incompetence

2. Conscious incompetence

2. Conscious incompetence

You are still incompetent, but you

are conscious of it.

2. Conscious incompetence

You become aware of the skill that you don’t

have.

2. Conscious incompetence

You can consciously decide to learn the skillby comparing benefits to

the investment.

2. Conscious incompetence

You understand the importance of the skill.

2. Conscious incompetence

You will make a lot of mistakes.

Don’t get discouraged.

Learning stages:

1. Unconscious incompetence

2. Conscious incompetence3. Conscious competence

3. Conscious competence

You can demonstrate the skillbut it takes a lot of focus.

3. Conscious competence

As you keep playingyou will become so goodthat the skill will become

effortless.

Learning stages:

1. Unconscious incompetence

2. Conscious incompetence3. Conscious competence4. Unconscious competence

Get to stage 4 quickly

• Gather as much information early• Don’t get discouraged• Find out what works and what

doesn’t• Don’t be afraid to ask for help

To get to the final stageyou need to practice.

It takes a lot of practiceto become natural.

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