Suzanne discusses the gap between theoretical knowledge obtained through workbooks and real-life application. She credits the episode title to Lydi Naicker, an ethical copywriter for small businesses.

Suzanne shares her recent vacation experience to Coffs Harbour with her family and how it's stirred thoughts on the difference between learning concepts in a controlled environment and applying them 'in the wild.'

She specifically explores this theme through her own experiences, including the difficulty of translating academic success in school to practical skills.

Suzanne argues that actual experience often diverges significantly from theoretical learning, a realisation that extends to various aspects of life, including business and personal growth.

She encourages listeners to step beyond comfort zones, emphasising that real-world application involves risks like rejection or failure, which are part of the learning process.

In this episode Suzanne talks about:

• Personal Anecdotes: From Coffs Harbour to Real-Life Lessons
• The Core of Workbook vs. The Wild: Theory vs. Practice
• Real-Life Applications: Beyond the Classroom
• The Challenge of Translating Skills to the Real World
• Encouragement to Embrace the Wild

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