Learning to Learn

It is worrying that some people, who may or may not have received the PV Training Course, believe they are viable because they have the PV knowledge. Unfortunately this is incorrect and the following illustration explains why.

Learning Stages

No	Stages of Learning	PV PROGRAM	PROCESS or SYSTEM
4	Unconscious Competence (Doing something automatically without the need to think – success habits)	Levels of Competence	Habits become character
3	Conscious Competence (Mastering a skill – actioning knowledge, experience) Practice, rehearse, find out what works & what does not work.	Grasrut Yunivesiti. Use of resources – knowledge, time, money & other universal resources, economic & natural Laws, natural resources, human resources, man-made resources etc.	Action, over time, become (success) habits to obtain a Bronze PV Grading Silver PV Grading and Gold PV Grading
2	Conscious Incompetence (We realize we need to learn success habits of the rich)	EDTC Personal Viability Training Course & PV HomeSchool. Relevant knowledge – how to fish, thinking skills, discipline.	Post – PV Words become action to obtain a Provisional PV Grading
Personal Viability Course - Are You Viable?
1	Unconscious Incompetence (We don’t know what we don’t know – e.g. no idea how to become rich & never heard of Financial Literacy)	Supply Driven Systems – gives fish (knowledge) but does not teach how to fish (competence).	Pre – PV Poor or Zero Balance Habits Thoughts become words (I wish to become rich)

The PV Program was designed to develop competency or viability in human resource.

Knowledge alone will not make a person viable.

It is the use of knowledge and all other resources (intangible, tangible, universal, natural and material resources) to benefit oneself, family, business, community, province and country that makes a person viable.

So if you wish to participate in the PV SCHEME OF SELF-RELIANCE, make sure you invest sufficient time obtain a Provisional PV Grading first before you invest your hard-earned money into your business venture.

If you wish to succeed, do not follow the “poor” who invest their money into questionable projects before they invest sufficient time to develop their own viability.