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Remember dial telephones? Adding machines? Carbon paper? They are relics of the past, proof positive that the business community we live and work in changes. At times seemingly overnight. Office tools we were satisfied using not too long ago are grossly outdated today. And - to no one's surprise - much of the knowledge we relied on yesterday is grossly outdated today. To keep up, ya gotta intensify. Ya gotta keep on learnin'!

Don't believe me? Here's why that is true. Let's say you're a trombone player in your high school's marching band, a band that's playing at some big school event. Homecoming, maybe. You and a hundred roughly of one's best band buddies are marching in lock step formation up and down the football field. Got the picture?

But, out of nowhere, you decide you don't desire to march any longer. So you stop. Suddenly. Abruptly. Right then and there. Smack dab in the center of that thundering, music-making herd.

What happens once you stop? One of two things. You'll either get trampled by the marching buddies behind you, or they'll step around you, passing you up. In any event, they'll soon be way before you. You're left standing there, not going anyplace. Got the picture? Not a very inviting one, is it?

Yet that's exactly what happens when you stop learning. It happens in your career or profession, also it happens in your everyday life. While you elect to stand still, your world - family, friends as well as those you work with and work with - continue to move ahead. The only way you can avoid being left behind, the only way to keep up with them, is to turn into a lifelong learner.

Yep, ya gotta keep learnin'!

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None of this is expensive, none of it very consuming. But lifelong learning, a little at a time, does you a world of good. Personally and professionally. It's exhilarating, energizing, mind expanding. Lifelong learning results in new ways to think, at home, at the job, at play. Lifelong learning delivers new alternatives to explore, new ways for you to grow. Try it. You may never be left behind again. Guaranteed!

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