Learning lies at the very core of who we are as human beings.

Without learning we wouldn’t be able to walk, to communicate, to dream or to love.

Something happens to our experience of learning as we go through life. It becomes associated with dreary school days, with being made to learn instead of inspired to learn.

What happens as a result is that we change our attitude to learning. Instead of soaking up as much as we possibly can, we start to learn the very minimum we can get away with.

Learning becomes something to get through and not something to pursue.

This is especially true as we go through life. It’s as if we think that there is only so much anyone can learn. That past a certain age we can no longer learn anything new or certainly anything worth learning.

But learning is neither finite nor fixed. In fact, it may well be of the most benefit to our minds and our health as we get older.

We practice what we espouse. We learn everyday. If you would like to find out more about Long Life Learning and our products and services then we would love to learn about how we might be able to help you in your endeavours.