The term ‘autodidactic’ learners means much of what a person learns is not learned in a formal classroom setting, but rather by using their own way to learn. This includes asking questions, learning from mistakes, doing personal reading and research. And one main difference is that they will surround themselves with people who know more than they do.

They have almost a compelling desire to  up the learning curve  by continuing to improve and enrich themselves.

Want to become a better student of human nature? Make an effort to grow your knowledge and share it with others.