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E39: Why Learning How to Learn Is Your Only Competitive Advantage Left (And My 5-Step Framework)

E39: Why Learning How to Learn Is Your Only Competitive Advantage Left (And My 5-Step Framework)

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 Why Learning How to Learn Is Your Only Competitive Advantage LeftI sat in that accelerator orientation listening to them brag about mentors who'd been teaching entrepreneurship for 15+ years. Everyone clapped. I was terrified.These were people with employee mindsets teaching the same frameworks from 2010. In an AI-first world where anyone can build the same software, your ability to learn faster than competition is your only moat left.This episode breaks down my 5-step learning framework, why formal education is a trap, and how I learned French in months with 10 minutes daily practice.Key Topics CoveredThe Accelerator Wake-Up Call (2:45)Mentors teaching 15+ year old frameworks to modern foundersThe terrifying realization: most people learn once and coast for 30 yearsWhy employee mindsets can't teach entrepreneurshipLearning Through Desperation (8:30)2019: Knowing nothing about startups, everything to loseLearning frontend development, sales, hiring out of necessityWhy forced learning works better than optional learningThe French Language Success Story (12:15)Friend's permanent residence pressure: no French, no PRGeorge's 10 minutes daily method using Duolingo and AICLIC test results: 4,4,4,4 out of 12 in just monthsWhy Formal Education Is a Trap (18:30)Three fatal flaws: outdated curriculum, no personalization, performance over passionUniversity double degree disaster: predetermined courses, zero motivationLearning more in 2 startup years than 4 college yearsThe 5-Step Learning Framework (22:45)Step 1: High-level overview (10-30 minutes)Step 2: Do it immediately (imperfect action)Step 3: Make mistakes and iterateStep 4: Study case studiesStep 5: Regular retrospectivesThe Brutal Truth About Learning in 2025What's Being CommoditizedTechnical skills: AI can codeDomain expertise: AI knows every industryNetworks: LinkedIn gives access to everyoneWhat's LeftLearning speed and adaptation abilityExample: SEO worked one way for 10 years. ChatGPT launches, articles flood Google, algorithm changes overnight. Everything learned becomes obsolete.The Death SpiralPeople learn skills in their 20s, get good, then coast for 30 years. Brains get stuck in those frameworks and never evolve. In 2025, that's career death.George's Learning Journey ExamplesContent Strategy MasteryThe Need: Realized distribution was only moat left, needed content skillsThe Process:Asked Claude for high-level content strategy frameworkImmediately ramped Twitter from 1 post daily to 4-5 postsStarted consistent podcast recording and blog writingWas it good? "Absolutely not" - but he was learningResults: Built authentic founder brand and distribution channelFrench Language AchievementThe Motivation: Canada is bilingual, French opens doorsThe Method:10 minutes daily on Duolingo (gamified, fun)AI grammar correction and conversation practiceReal-world practice in France (embarrassing but effective)Bought expensive textbook, got bored, abandoned itResults: CLIC test score 4,4,4,4 out of 12 in monthsTechnical LearningThe Reality: When team tied up, George learns Node.js himselfReads documentation, practices, makes commitsTeam reviews and corrects his workContributes meaningfully despite not being primary engineerThe 5-Step Learning Framework Deep DiveStep 1: Learn High Level (10-30 minutes)Process: Ask AI for main components and framework Example: "What are main components of content strategy for tech founders?" Goal: 10,000-foot view, understand the pieces Time Investment: 20-30 minutes maximumStep 2: Do It ImmediatelyPrinciple: Practice over theory, action over perfection Key: Put framework into practice right away Example: Started posting more, recording podcasts, writing blogs Mindset: "Was it good? Absolutely not. But I was learning."Step 3: Make Mistakes and IterateReality Check: This is where most people quit Common Trap: Try something, doesn't work, think they failed Truth: Mistakes are the point, not failures Example: First podcast episodes - brutal download numbers, demotivating but expected Framework: What didn't work? Why? What can I do differently?Step 4: Study Case StudiesApproach: Learn from people who succeeded, find patterns Examples Studied:Pieter Levels (700K Twitter followers)Nathan Barry (ConvertKit founder)Reddit success stories for French learningAI Prompt: "Find examples of people who successfully learned [skill]. What patterns made them successful?"Step 5: Regular RetrospectivesFrequency: Weekly or monthly personal review Questions:What did I miss this week/month?What blind spots do I have?What should I learn next?Method: Share data with Claude/ChatGPT for blind spot analysis Discovery: Was creating content but not engaging, publishing but not distributingWhy This Framework WorksConsistency Over Intensity10 minutes daily beats 2 hours weeklyMuscle memory formation through daily practiceHabit formation using small, manageable chunksPractice Over TheoryImmediate application rather than extended studyingLearning through doing, ...
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