Learning is a different journey for everyone. In fact, you can never compare the learning journey of everyone because of how different they are. Some people find it easier to learn academically, others find it easier to learn athletically, and some people even find it easier to learn artistically. Let’s just put it this way, everyone is different.

Learning is what we, human beings, are put on this earth for. From the day we are born, we slowly learn new things about life. The older we get, those things complicate as our learning capacity increases. Learning is more than just an action. Besides, we learn something new whether we like it or not. The peculiar but also admirable thing about our brains is that they function as information seeking muscles.

Our brains constantly digest new material every day. In fact, your brain is digesting new information right now while you are reading this article. Now, why do we call this a muscle even though it isn’t biologically a muscle? This is because your brain needs exercise for it to improve in performance. Just like every other muscle, the more you work it out, the stronger it becomes.

The brain functions exactly like a muscle except instead of getting stronger, our mental strength is in our ability to learn! Yes! You read that right. The measure of our brain’s strength is in our ability to learn. Now, it would be unfair if we only measure our brain’s capacity through academics alone.

You see, the rate at which you are learning also depends on the type of medium being used. What medium are we referring to? Well, we are talking about your senses. Not everyone is a visual learner. Some people learn better through sound! Some people have really good memory and can memorize things the way they see them while others may actually have to practice a method called correlation which is relating new information to old information for you to be able to grasp the whole idea.

Our learning process is different from one another. Now here’s the trick, everyone forces us to learn without actually providing us with the proper material that satisfies our medium of learning. The best way to learn is to first figure out which medium works best for you.

Whether it be through visual aid, through audio books, or whatever you can come up with. Once you’ve figured out which technique actually helps you, you have to transpose the information you want to learn into the type of medium you are most comfortable with. Learning about other things isn’t nearly as important as learning about yourself.

Every Singaporean wants to be a millionaire. Some worked hard and made millions late in their life while there are others that made millions at a young age. Regardless of the age, the important thing is they made millions before their life ends. However, there are others that despite of working hard, millions seem elusive.

If you really want to earn millions, you should know that there are common traits of young self-made millionaires like Mark Zuckerberg (founder of Facebook) and Peter Voogd (founder of Game Changers Academy). Here are some of their traits:

• Sense of urgency: Millionaires have this sense of urgency. They do not wait for millions to come to them because it may take a lifetime. Millionaires constantly work in the direction of success. The “someday” mentality will kill dreams.
• Seeking mentor: They do not make millions accidentally. Millions are made with the help of many people. If you ask millionaires, they will usually mention someone whom they owe their millions – their mentors. Millionaires do not reach the status alone even if they are that smart.

• Concentrating on leverage: By leverage, it means looking for something that will keep you in that state no matter what happens. The leverage of millionaires includes partnerships, affiliates, investment properties and many more. If you notice, millionaires do not focus on one thing.
• Not caring about what others think: Millionaires do not care about what others think of them because in reality, it keeps them limited. Millionaires do not waste time pleasing others.

There you go. If you really want to make millions, you have to assess yourself. Singapore is a lucrative country. You can make millions if you really want to. Good luck!

There is no person here in the planet who has never show dishonesty to a person. Actually, almost all individuals are lying, especially when it needed. For instance, your age – it is a common lie to hide your age. Most people do it.

Common Social Lies

When they are asked about their age, they would rather say that their age is 10 years younger or perhaps 10 years older. However, most of time, this is being said by elderly or adults whose age is 30-50 years old.  On the other hand, teens answers 3-5 years older when asked about their exact age. For them, lying about their age would make them more recognized especially by adults.

Nowadays, when you say that you are a teen, you should always be at home. Most grownups say that you should not go elsewhere because you are cannot take care of yourself where in fact, you can. One of the indicators that a person is lying is that his behavior changes.

Signs of Lying

Now, you can easily detect behavioral changes. If a person you are talking to is very talkative all throughout his life, you will expect him to be answering all your questions. But if it happened that he is not properly answering your queries, there is something wrong.

On the other hand, when you talk to a silent person and he is stating everything that he wants to says, it is a problem. Probably, this person is covering up anything or he might have been hiding something. Most of these changes are the result of lying. Therefore, it is very important to look at the movement or behavior of a person.