As you may know, I live in a 60,000-book reference library, collected over six decades. Perhaps 70% of the information in my library is not available online.
I have been interested in every subject under the sun since I was a little kid: geography, economics, social sciences, nature, science, business, language, cars, trains, and on and on. My goal has always been to better understand the world around me and how it works.
In many of the classes I have taught over the years, I am asked, “How do you learn about a subject? How can you tell the important stuff from the fluff? How do you separate the wheat from the chaff, the forest from the trees?”
As an information lover, I think I have found ways to figure all that out, or at least make headway. It is not easy to have the required curiosity and dedication to learning, but the principles themselves are not complex or hard to understand.
Please join me in this one-night special zoom course in How to Learn and Understand.
On the two evenings of Wednesday March 9 and Tuesday March 15 – your choice on what date works for you – I will hold a two hour zoom course. Each will run from 7 PM to 9 PM Central (Texas/Chicago) time. I will go through my key ideas, then we will discuss those ideas and answer any questions you have. Participants will have access to the zoom audio and video recordings after class.
For this short course, I am offering a special price of $79, or $59 if you sign up by the end of Friday, March 4. You can sign up and pay with PayPal or a credit card by clicking on one of these links:
Please respond to this email or email me at garyhoov@msn.com if you have any questions!
I look forward to “seeing” you in one of my courses.
Gary Hoover
