Listening to educational audios while commuting 12,000 miles annually for three years can be equivalent to two years of college study.
Read up.
While experts debate the number of books you must read to make you an expert on a topic (somewhere between 3 and 300), many tout reading as the key to success.
Teach someone what you know.
Teaching others reinforces your own abilities, helps you look at a subject in different ways and inspires you to learn your subject inside and out. Study ~ Practice ~ Teach
Practice, practice, practice.
But remember Vince Lombardi's advice: "Only perfect practice makes perfect." Practice your presentations in front of an audience; your family, friends, colleagues, etc. Role play your scripts over and over again, aloud not in your head. If you practice silently, you will perform silently.
"Formal education will make you a living; self-education will make you a fortune."
~ Jim Rohn
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