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Create a Personal Curriculum (Without Turning It Into Homework)

Published 14 Jan 2026

Duration: 2483

A person's personal journey of learning and growth can be structured through a flexible, intentional plan known as a personal curriculum, tailored to their interests and goals.

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Overview

The podcast explores the idea of a personal curriculum as a flexible, self-directed method for learning and personal growth over a set timeframe, such as a quarter. This approach involves creating a structured yet enjoyable plan tailored to individual interests and goals, including learning new skills, pursuing curiosity-driven topics, and working toward a vision of one's future self. The focus is on choosing one topic per categorysomething to learn, something to be curious about, and something that moves one closer to their future selfto avoid overwhelm and ensure depth of engagement.

The personal curriculum is designed to integrate smoothly with daily habits without enforcing rigid structures or inducing guilt, making personal development a sustainable and meaningful process. The speaker provides examples from her own quarterly curriculum, such as learning coaching techniques, exploring manifestation, and engaging in journaling and planning. Additionally, she offers AI prompts and resources to help others create their own personalized learning and growth plans.

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