Knowledge is facts, figures, and theories. You’ll find the path to knowledge in books, museums, and YouTube.
But knowledge doesn’t get you anywhere until you turn that knowledge into learning.
Learning happens when you take that knowledge and act on it. You try stuff. You build skills. You turn book smarts into street smarts. What to do into how to do it.
It’s the practice — the behavior — that matters.
Knowledge is useful at a dinner party, but learning is how you change your life.
