🍓 It’s Media Monday where I share art that’s on my mind. Enjoy🍓
One of my favorite non-fiction writers is Tim Ferriss.
He’s one of the best teachers I’ve ever read. Mind you I mean in print form, not a fan of him in any other media.
Grab any of his books though and he breaks down grand ideas in such simple ways.
He is a master of it, to the point her worth a book on how to learn anything, which doubles as a masterclass on how to teach anything.
It’s inspired how I work with my Take Charge students.
Something that he explores, but has never spoke to in any specific way that I recall is a technique that you probably know from the KARATE KID movies.
I call it the Miyagi technique.
If you’ve seen the movie, you already know it.
But do you know how to apply it to teaching your expertise to your students?
If not join us in Knox & Friends.
The example I like to use is cooking. And I’m going to be sharing how I teach folks who can’t boil water, how to master the skills to prepare a Thanksgiving feast by learning how to cook one specific.
If you know how to cook this one item properly, you can cook anything.
The food. The teaching skills. The Miyagi Technique.
All here – https://t.me/KnoxANDFriends
If you can cook this one thing, you will automatically possess the fundamental skills to cook a Thanksgiving feast.
All without spending years in a French culinary program.
Not ready to share this publicly yet.
Ask me inside Knox & Friends and we’ll talk.
Start by guessing what you think the one meal is.
What meal do you need to master to be able to cook anything?
Always Amused🍓,
Knox