I’ve never viewed learning as something that ends in a classroom. I like having something new to work toward, especially when it challenges how I think or gives me a skill I can use in the real world.
I try to give that curiosity some structure by setting specific goals and finding ways to practice what I learn. That might mean studying Jung and human behavior, building project management skills, or working toward a new language.
For me, lifelong learning is about staying curious, being willing to start as a beginner, and finding ways to apply what I learn to how I work and live.
I created The Jungian Month as a free, four-week self-guided resource for anyone interested in exploring the ideas of Carl Jung. It brings together free readings, reflection, and practical exercises into a structured month of learning designed to make Jung’s work more accessible and applicable to everyday life.
I completed a LinkedIn Learning course focused on using AI more effectively in professional and everyday work. The course helped me build a stronger understanding of how to work with AI tools, improve prompts, and use AI more intentionally to solve problems and work more efficiently.