BlogchatterA2Z: Grow As You Learn



Height is not the measure of growth. Instead, your wisdom makes you grow. With time, you come across different experiences, situations, people, and environments. All of these contribute to your learning, consequently, to your growth.

This chapter is the 'G' of living a happy life, viz., "Grow As You Learn."


There should be no hurry in the process of learning. It takes time, and with each lesson, your growth gets impacted. Even failure brings wisdom. When you succeed, you grow with the taste and efforts of the voyage. When you fail, you grow with the hardships of the journey. In each case, you win.


Where does the growth start? How to realize that you are growing? These two questions I will answer in this chapter.


  1. Where does the growth start?

The growth begins at the point when you start your journey of learning. It initiates right after your birth. When a child emerges, it experiences light as the first thing. It learns to see through its eyes. Proceeding in the different phases of life, the voyage of learning never ends, and hence growth takes place.


But, the beginning of growth does not stick to birth. You can initiate from anywhere. Sometimes, when you fail, you feel shattered and think the world has ended for you. It is the time to start your growth from the point of your descent.


Each new beginning is the initiation of your growth. It will get carried with you in learning life's lessons. 


      2. How to realize that you are growing?

If you love the process of learning, it is the realization of your development. It is the moment when you should feel glad about your growth. 


You can realize your growth by experimenting in your niche or the passion you follow. It will help you know yourself better and encourage more ways to explore and learn. When you do a task that interests you, the growth is exponential. You will start seeing differences in your personality and presenting yourself.


Learning is a never-ending process, and so is your growth. You grow each day mentally, physically, socially, and emotionally based on your experience. I feel learning is what keeps me going in life. 


When you wish to take a step to start or experiment with anything in your life at any phase of your life, your instinct is with you. Go for it without delay.


To conclude "Grow As You Learn":


To lead a happy life, you should be ready to learn and experience new adventures in life. It will help in your growth and keep you going. You will always feel extraordinary energy in yourself to start and finish the process. It is what will help you grow.


Experience the learning process to witness miracles.


This post is part of #BlogchatterA2Z challenge’ and Blogchatter


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