Some people learn by audio stimulus. This means that you react well to a teacher telling you what happened or recounting scene verbally. It means that you learn better by listening to tapes as opposed to reading. Such people are people who tell brilliant stories and tend to be able to make themself understood by power and eloquence of their words.

Some people learn through physical realm. They learn from models, physical puzzles, touching and feeling. This can be accomplished by writing out on a piece of paper and tearing it up into a puzzle and reconstructing it, by writing out notes that you review, by drawing a mind map and putting all pieces into a flow chart so you can see logical progression.

All of us learn using a varied combination of all 3 of these methods, although one always seems to be dominant.

Sit and figure out which one helps you most. If you can ‘see’ vivid pictures in your imagination then you’re most likely a visual learner, if you like to write everything out then you’re most likely a physical learner and if you like to listen and talk then you’re probably an audio learner.

Once you know which way you learn best, you’ve opened up a whole new amazing world for yourself. As saying goes ‘Knowledge is Power’ and believe me, it most certainly is. In a time that is being hailed as ‘Knowledge Revolution’, you can achieve whatever you desire when you have knowledge with which to do it.

Find out which way is easiest and most enjoyable way for you to learn and open floodgates to astounding world of Knowledge.

You and 95% of others. And it ain't gonna work!

Why, I wonder?

Yes, we've all been to "University of Life" and we all think that we've picked up enough skills along way. Certainly, many of them are transferable.

We've all worked for plenty of awful bosses so we all KNOW we can do a better job, don't we?

We don't like to admit that we don't know everything and we don't like to ask what we feel are stupid questions. So this is what we do -- throw ourselves headlong and unprepared, merely setting ourselves up for disappointment and failure.

Sometimes in arrogance, other times in ignorance, but plain sad fact is and, it should now seem obvious in light of above fictional story, that if you'd spent first weeks or months reading "Rocket Science for Dummies", you might have had a chance of building a better rocket and of collecting big bonus in a few months time.

Face it, without some study and preparation, you are no more likely to make money in first days of your fledgling Internet career than you are of doing rocket science.

So step back from wildly promoting that sure-fire program via 2 million ways that don't work and study what does.

Remember hare and tortoise?

Think long-term. The way to become a soaring success is NOT just to light blue touch-paper and retire!