You can learn a lot — no matter how old you are — by listening, watching, staying curious, and being open to new experiences.
You can learn a lot by doing something you’ve never done before, even if it’s scary. For example, I’m learning a lot by preparing for my first concert/live album recording of my original songs.
Perhaps you can learn a lot from today’s blog post… let’s see!
Here‘s what I find when I search for “you can learn a lot” on YouTube:
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You can learn a lot by experiencing gratitude, so thank to all who help me learn a lot, including YOU!
The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally 
Ibam trying to learn Japanese and so I appreciated the Ted X lecture that you linked. And I always appreciate you!
The appreciation is mutual, Maureen, and I learn a lot from you!
You can learn a lot by reading novels written by people from another culture, both how they are “just like us” and how they are oddly different. How characters react to challenging situations, for instance. How things we might take for granted are, sometimes, disturbingly different. And we learn a lot in discovering why.
I wish I could thank Gertrude Stein who said, “One does not get better but different and older and that is always a pleasure.”
I always learn a lot from you, Chris.
Congratulations on your concert, Ann. To answer your last question, I would like to thank GD for having nice, sweet, kind people enter my life. Have a nice week-end, Please excuse my tardiness, a very happy Passover to you and those who love you.
I can learn a lot from nice, sweet, kind people like you!
I learn so many things, each and every day
You learn and teach so many things, beth, each and every day.