“Learning is embedded in memory, history and story.”

There are a variety of ways to achieve the pursuit of knowledge. The most common methods being through formal education, but learning through memories, history and stories is an often underlooked yet effective way to teach. Memories can come in a variety of types, some good and some bad, yet both provide something to their person. What to keep doing, and what to avoid. History is also a great way to teach, as looking back through hindsight will always provide a lesson to be learned. Finally, stories, even fictional ones, can teach; when a protagonist is faced with a conflict, they find a way to overcome it in spite of great odds, which can provide inspiration to any audience to find solutions to their own personal challenges. Learning is embedded within it all, as the pursuit of knowledge can also be the pursuit of improving one’s self.