Success Is Easy 

In this world, God has given the highest place to humans so that we can develop ourselves and others. That is why God presented us with the powerful weapon is called a brain that's the biggest strength to ask questions and find the logic behind the answers, when we get answers, then again we ask questions and keep searching for the answers and so on. Therefore in this unending journey, we are in search of a person who can give us answers to questions with logic, as soon as we find such knowledgeable person we start following him/ her with trust. And now, maintaining this belief is the biggest challenge of that person or a facilitator for this he/she has to update time to time his four pillars of learning.

So let's know which questions we want to answer before learning or doing anything new.

1. What is this thing/ learning about?
2. How it feels like to learn and know about it?
3. Is it interesting or out of my mind?
4. What is the way of learning it?
5. What are the financial and mental benefits of it?

As soon as we get an answer to these given questions, we become very keen to learn and understand the hardest topic even. And as a facilitator, the first task is to give a clear answer to all these questions to maintain the curiosity which will help students in learning anything new. Now the question is whether each time answering these questions and asking is important? Yes, they are very important.

And it will be possible to do all this only when a facilitator or teacher will always clear with their learning intension.

So what is learning intention?

• Learning Intention: is the statement of what students are expected to learn from the lesson that obviously contains two questions answer 'What' and 'Why'.

• Success criteria: is basically setting some indicators that will tell students whether they have achieved the lesson mastery or not.

These are the two only ways that will make your learning interesting and productive and you can achieve your life's goal in less time.

You are free to share your own ways of learning, I would love to know it.