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Developing a Learning Mindset - Project M anagement Institute (PMI)®

Developing a Learning Mindset - Project Management Institute (PMI)®

Gary Bolles Lecturer, Cofounder of eParachute

A learning mindset means that you see challenges as opportunities and that you are motivated to learn something new every day. eParachute founder Gary Bolles shows you how to develop a learning mindset so that learning becomes a habit and not a chore. Find your motivation to learn, explore how the brain acquires and retains information, and discover how to conduct a self-inventory that reveals what you've learned and how you learn best. Gary also introduces strategies to make learning a fun and rewarding practice that stays with you for life.

Project Management Institute (PMI)®

PDUs/ContactHours: 0.5
LinkedIn Learning has been reviewed and approved by the PMI® Authorized Training Partner Program. This course qualifies for professional development units (PDUs).





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