What Is Microlearning (And Why It Might Be the Most Underrated Way to Grow)

Learning doesn't always look like a course or a certification.

Sometimes it's a shift in perspective on your lunch break. A small habit that compounds over time into something that makes you a better leader, a better professional, a better version of yourself.

That's microlearning. And it's one of the most underrated ways to keep growing.

The idea is simple: instead of waiting for a formal training program or a dedicated block of time, you invest in small, intentional moments of learning. A single concept. One insight. Something you can actually put into practice that same week.

I built my newsletter, Bright Spots, around that idea. Each month, I curate a collection of practical insights around a single theme and send it straight to your inbox. It's designed to give you something to think about and put into practice right away, not just consume and forget.

If you've been curious but haven't signed up yet, I've linked past issues below so you can get a feel for it before you commit.

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