What is the shortcut to experience?

Answer 1

there is no shortcut to experience. ecperiance is gained. or you can just cram everything in and home that you remmeber it. but i did that and its not very good becuase at my stable this horse likes to kick his legs at the door and so he got some wood in it and i forgot the proper way to take it out with out the horse getting damage to the leg

Answer 2

Your front door- go out of it, and you're on your way to the place where you will gain the experience that you want. (maybe you're already experiencing something inside the house though, in which case you don't even need to leave!)

Yeah, you just have to do the work. Early on in my studies I was learning how to write Japanese characters- I asked the teacher 'Is there any fast method you can show me to do this?' What was I thinking? A faster way to learn them than actually sitting down and learning them? You just have to do the work...

but, I can now imagine one short-cut. Cut out the excess frivolous activity- if you watch too much TV, do YA too much, anything, cut it down, and use the time you've saved to concentrate on the thing that you want to gain experience on. Hmm... maybe you'd call that dedication, but I think it's true that the people who try hard at their work, whatever it is, get experienced relatively faster than people who don't try so hard. There's a catch however- not only do you have to try hard, but you have to be really ready to criticize yourself so that when you make mistakes, you recognise them and don't do them again. Otherwise, you could be trying really hard and doing the same thing wrong every time.

That's the shortcut my friend- effort+dedication+self-criticism. I think the formula is solid, maybe someone can work out something better? In my eyes though, other courses or combinations may seem easier, but they will probably be harder in the long run, in terms of not gaining experience as quickly. Of course, don't think for a moment that I'm taking that short cut myself- I quite like the scenic route- but at least I've shown it to you. You take it, and I'll follow you soon enough.

Answer 3

I was taught a lot by someone Else's experiences, ie, never put your house in when borrowing money, find other collateral, or go elsewhere.
When borrowing money, always have a second source to allow for foreclosure, by the first.
We all need to make our own mistakes, in order to make our own experience,
Experience the bad times, so when the good times come, you know they have arrived.
The power of accurate observation is called Cynicism !
There is no shortcut, but observation of others, helps.

Answer 4

No shortcut. Just do the journey. Can't beat it. Not 100% but what is?

Answer 5

There is no short cut for experience. You either have the allotted amount needed or you don't. You can succeed without out if you have good connections or are very lucky. But you cannot get experience in something by cheating your way through it. You've either experienced it or you have. No short cuts.

Answer 6

Make the maximum possible number of mistakes, faux pas, blunders and gaffes.

e.g. Pass wind in a space suit, fall in love with your mother in law, make a pig of yourself with garlic before a snogging session, walk into a mosque with your shoes on and wipe your feet on a prayer mat, if a cannibal says he doesn't like his mother-in-law don't tell him to just eat the chips, the list is endless.

Answer 7

Time-travel.

Answer 8

Homework.

Answer 9

I have but one lamp by which my feet are guided, and that is the lamp of experience. I know no way of judging of the future but by the past. - Edward Gibbon

(In other words, read your history!) :-)
(or you'll be doomed to repeat it!)

Answer 10

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