I’m Dr. Hassan, a Board-Certified Physiatrist and Independent Practice Owner. I help physiatrists start and grow their own profitable practices so they can achieve financial independence and live without limits.

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When building a profitable practice, it helps to know the true value of lifelong learning. Many people know the value of staying physically active, but did you know that staying intellectually active is just as important? Lifelong learning can help keep your mind sharp and ensure you stay engaged in an ever-changing world.

Here are a few ways:

It helps keep your curiosity alive. There’s no greater value of lifelong learning than to stay curious about the world and the nuances that make it go around. Curiosity leads to questions, which lead new discoveries and the need to discover the answer. Lifelong learners tend to search for new information and different ways of accomplishing things. These people ask a million questions and can carry on any conversation.

Whether you are curious about various things, you have the advantage of not letting boredom set in. In addition, curiosity helps you become a well-informed, truly rounded person. This also helps improve your quality of life. Incorporating a commitment to lifelong learning can have valuable benefits when it comes to your quality of life. This is because learning is a sure-fire way to keep your brain cells alive and moving forward. Learning new things has a way of keeping your mind sharp and staving off any decline in your cognitive abilities. The more opportunities you have to engage your capacity to critically think and problem solve, the better your brain can function clearly.

Additionally, expanding your knowledge has the potential to keep you calm when a stressful situation arises. When you engage your brain in new learning activities, you are more likely to handle anything that comes your way. It also increases your self-motivation. For some people, the ability to motivate themselves to do something can be the obstacle that keeps them from moving forward.

On the other hand, when they push themselves to finish, the sense of accomplishment is great. Once you’ve had a taste of this success, the need to keep feeling this way takes over, in most cases. When this happens, the ability to self-motivate is born and nothing can typically stop it from continuing. When you take the time to seek out new learning experiences, you have the opportunity to increase your confidence, which in turn, becomes a domino effect of motivation to learn more.

Overall, the true value of learning lies within yourself. The more you seek out learning opportunities, the more you will find yourself wanting to learn even more. Being curious and acting on it, are the best ways to improve the quality of your life.

I am Dr. Hassan, a Board-Certified Physiatrist and Independent Practice Owner. I help physiatrists start and grow their own independent practice so that they can achieve financial independence and live without limits. Please go to businessofrehab.com\contractnegotiations to pick up the free guide to help you negotiate the contract of your dreams.

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