The Proper Sequence for Learning: Experience First, Book Learning Second

Starting with experience, practice, and experimentation before moving on to book learning is the proper sequence for effective learning. Learning about a subject solely through books and studying without practical application will not lead to improvement. However, combining regular practice and training with book learning can lead to improvement, as exemplified by basketball players like Kobe Bryant who studied Michael Jordan's techniques while actively playing and training. Experiential learning lays the foundation for effective book learning. Therefore, it is essential to apply and experiment with what is learned to gain valuable insights and practical skills.