how to learn ANYTHING faster than anyone

0:00so you want to learn faster and more

0:02effectively than any person you know

0:04you're in the right place I don't care

0:06whether you want to cook the perfect

0:07meal make a million dollars or discover

0:09the meaning of life there's only one

0:11skill that you need to be successful in

0:13anything that you do it's called the

0:15skill of learning now you may be sitting

0:17there thinking well I've been learning

0:18my whole life I think I'm pretty good at

0:20it we buckle up because I have some bad

0:22news for you think back to when you were

0:24in school your teachers would lecture

0:26you about history and science and tell

0:28you to go home and Learn by reading the

0:30textbook the problem is you never

0:31learned how to actually learn no one

0:34ever sat you down and told you the cheat

0:36codes to quickly and effectively

0:38absorbing information into your mind

0:40after all these years I'm going to give

0:42you the secret formula and teach you how

0:43to learn anything faster than anyone you

0:46know the first principle is absolutely

0:48essential for you to know it's called

0:49the 8020 rule the 8020 rule states that

0:5280% of your results come from only 20%

0:54of your effort so what does that mean

0:56for you well if you're trying to learn a

0:58new language instead of memorizing in

1:00thousands of words and complex grammar

1:02rules focus on the thousand most

1:04commonly used words and learning how to

1:06form basic sentences oh you want to

1:08learn how to cook focus on mastering the

1:10fundamentals first chicken pasta eggs

1:14rice Etc put a little salt and pepper on

1:16that and boom you're already a better

1:18Chef than half the people I know and

1:20please challenge me in the comments

1:21below I bet you can't name a single

1:23skill where mastering the basics first

1:25doesn't make you better more quickly the

1:27truth is most people over complicate

1:29things and waste time on details that

1:31don't matter if you focus on the 20%

1:33that drives 80% of the results you'll

1:36get way better way faster than everyone

1:38else now the second principle may shock

1:41you anytime you're trying to learn

1:42anything new I want you to have one

1:44single goal in mind to fail over and

1:47over and over again as quickly as

1:49possible now you're probably thinking

1:51what the is this guy talking about I'm

1:53here to learn things not fail well

1:55you're going to want to hear me out if

1:56your goal is to learn how to go viral on

1:58social media but from day one every

2:00single post you put out gets a million

2:02likes what did you actually learn you

2:04learned nothing you do not learn from

2:06succeeding the only time you ever learn

2:09is after you fail if you want to learn

2:11how to shoot a basketball you have to

2:12miss a shot first so you can take a step

2:15back and reflect on what you did wrong

2:17sure would going viral on social media

2:19every time or never missing a basketball

2:21shot be amazing of course but that's not

2:24real life the point is you only learn by

2:27failing first so by that logic it would

2:29only make sense to fail as much and as

2:31quickly as possible the Learning Cycle

2:33at its very core has four stages one

2:37experiencing that failure two taking a

2:39step back to reflect on what went wrong

2:41three taking in more information like

2:44watching videos or reading books and for

2:46improving on your mistakes then simply

2:49just repeat now I have a cheat code for

2:51fast laning this process in cognitive

2:53tasks like studying for an exam or

2:55learning a new language let's say for

2:57example you're studying for an exam on

2:59World War II I want you to close the

3:01book then ask yourself questions like

3:03explain what happened in World War II

3:05from there recite everything you know

3:07almost pretend like you're the one

3:09teaching once you eventually hit a

3:10roadblock jot that down then go back to

3:12reading so you can fill that Gap after

3:14that just keep repeating this process by

3:17doing this you're failing instantly

3:19every couple of minutes this cheat code

3:21is known as active Recall now this final

3:23principle is arguably the most important

3:26of all it's going to sound ironic but to

3:28learn more quickly you need to learn

3:29learn more slowly I know you clicked on

3:32a video called how to learn anything

3:33fast but by learning more slowly you

3:36actually learn quicker let me explain

3:38your brain like your body is a muscle it

3:40only has so much capacity for one day of

3:43taking in new information if your brain

3:45wasn't like this we could work all day

3:47long without getting tired now think

3:49about that one topic or skill that

3:51you're trying to learn currently I can

3:52guarantee that it has many subtopics in

3:55the overarching goal let's take the

3:57example of cooking if you're trying to

3:58learn knife SK skills perfect seasoning

4:01sauce making boiling pasta and Grilling

4:03all in one session you're going to walk

4:05away about 1% better at each skill now

4:08if you only tried grilling a single

4:10piece of chicken you'd probably improve

4:1220% or more in just grilling if you do

4:14the math you've just learned the overall

4:16skill of cooking four times faster when

4:18you slow down and take the time to build

4:20each skill until it becomes a habit

4:22you'll improve faster than 99% of people

4:25who try to do everything at once and end

4:27up mastering nothing the cool part is

4:29that this principle applies everywhere

4:31learning a new sport focus on mastering

4:33one movement at a time trying to get

4:35better at chess master one opening

4:37before jumping to complex strategies

4:39want to be a better speaker work on

4:41pausing in Clarity before worrying about

4:43fancy words now in order to truly learn

4:46anything there's still one piece of the

4:48puzzle missing you need to genuinely

4:50believe that you can do it this is

4:51called a growth mindset the belief that

4:54no matter where you're starting from you

4:55can improve if you put in the effort in

4:57honestly you need to take this belief to

5:00almost a delusional level if you want to

5:02learn something you need to be so

5:04confident in your ability to figure it

5:05out that failure isn't even an option

5:08think about it you've already done this

5:09before you learned to walk talk read and

5:12write you weren't born knowing how to do

5:14any of those things but you figured them

5:16out so why should this be any different

5:18and if this thing you're learning is

5:20truly important to you then it's not

5:22just about effort it's about immersion

5:24it should be the thing you're thinking

5:25about in the shower before bed when

5:27you're zoning out in class or work if

5:30you're serious about mastering this you

5:32need to be obsessed that's the mindset

5:34difference between people who kind of

5:36learn something and people who Master it

5:38which one are you going to be at the end

5:40of the day learning anything fast comes

5:42down to focusing on the right things

5:44mastering one step at a time and

5:46believing so strongly in your ability to

5:48improve that success becomes inevitable

5:51I'll see you in the next one