The Learning Tree

Learning through creating & experimenting

Questions

questions I think about all the time

How do you become someone who can rebuild everything, even after losing it all?

What actions & decisions should I take to make _______ inevitable?

What is the #1 thing I need to do today that will make everything else irrelevant?

How to fail at almost everything and still "succeed"?

How much of the day is spent doing things out of obligation rather than out of interest?

What makes someone irreplaceable?

How to do you know if you're becoming who you are or who you think you should be?

What's more future proof? Hands-on skills or intellectual expertise?

Resources

Feed Your Mind

Hi I'm Reanne 👋

I used to hate learning...

When I moved to a new country at ten, I couldn't speak English. I fell behind in school, got straight D's, and lost confidence in myself.

Then I found comics. I couldn’t read the words yet, but the pictures told their own stories. And without realising it, I was learning.

I realised I never hated learning.
I just hadn't learned how to follow my curiosity.

After that, I started learning on my own.

I learned new skills by:

- experimenting and noticing patterns

- building projects in public to get feedback rapidly

- connecting with people who had the lives or skills I admired

So I began to wonder how much we could achieve if everyone could follow their obsessions, build skills we care about, and solve problems that truly matter to us.

What if learning felt like play?

What if you could design your own curriculum, your own learning path?

That question drives everything I do → creating tools, experiences, and communities that make learning personal, meaningful, and fun.