Lifelong Learning

Lifelong Learning is a state of mind where one is interested in learning new things. See also Joe Dispenza on breaking the habit of being yourself.

Lifelong learning can apply to individuals, organizations, and civilizations. As opposed to being stuck in a time not relevant any more to current conditions.

Note by MJ: While most people claim to be interested in learning, they have a poor ability to assess this important human feature. I have seen people make strong statements like "I love learning," and when asked to learn a new practice at Factor e Farm, they were not interested. Or they are interested in only very specific topics, as opposed to Learning Everything About Everything as a foundational principle. It appears that many people consider learning to be intellectual learning, but from the perspective of Factor e Farm, learning applied to real productivity and self-evolution is also important. Therefore, another concept such as Integrated Lifelong Learning is useful to emphasize Multiple Intelligences; personal and political transformation; consideration of mental/physical/spiritual aspects; thinking in a holistic, complex systems way; and the eventual stewardship of one's immediate and global environment.