Everything that you do or learn to do leads to the next thing you do or learn to do. Think about that for a moment. 

What you learn to do here at the Self Reliance Workshop, usually leads you to the next thing you learn here. I try to expose you to new ideas gradually. We understand that force feeding doesn't work and can turn people off to learning.

The reality and beauty of learning to do something is that it gives you the skills, knowledge, and confidence to do more and more. You become more self reliant. Isn't that why you visit this site?

None of us learns everything all at once-- it takes time and experience mixed with some trial and error. Every notice how a repair goes easier on the back-end then on the front-end? You had to figure things out in the tear down, but you know that the path is easier in the reversed rebuild-- I experience this with auto repairs all the time. 

Learn and do something today-- try it out. Failing the first time isn't a bad thing either. The trick is to keep trying until you nail it down. When you learn and do something today, you are now on your way to learning more tomorrow. Build upon what you know. Build upon yourself and start becoming more self reliant in the process.

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DDFD believes that self reliance and self sufficiency are the roads to individual freedom and he is an advocate for personal privacy.  He is dedicated to living a quality life through frugality, personal growth and productivity, and defensive entrepreneurship.  He also enjoys cooking from scratch and fishing.