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Learning fast only matters if you’re learning in the right direction ⭐
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How do you find out what the 20% is?
If we need to learn how to learn we need to know how to learn and to learn this we need to learn from this video
1:19 Breathing. By the time you got the basics done you are no more.
What if I'm a slower learner 😭..
Learn with tips from a guy who says your brain is a muscle.
Is like saying learning Spanish is easy using only three words:
mercy, bonjour and au revoir
An AI creator copied this video literally everything including the hook, methods etc
you can learn chess in 30 minutes, but to LEARN CHESS takes decades.
Guys failure does make success.
Last year in first semester
My Arabic GPA was 60 and “not enough” from teacher’s notes 😅
In the end of the second semester it was 100 and excellent ☺️
please can you don’t put a music
Which it is distracting me
Bananum Strawberrum Italianum Gayum
This is the most idiot video i ever seen
youtube is the best teacher
A question: as a new learner on a new domain, how can i find those 20% of most import things to learn of the domain?
Expecting answers from those who really solved.
Pls
Lol
Chapter 2 = Learn from failure.
a few moment later "failure is not an option" hahaha wtf?
i find ironic on this talking about the same thing my teacher wrote on the saying that "failure teaching success"
I just read 3 4 comments and discovered the concept of this video 😂😂
those who actually are in school
I mean. I read my book 1 time and remember it all
Wow
Pronouns in natural languages and references in code both aim to eliminate redundancy and connect ideas.
While words like he, it, or they depend on human context and can sometimes be ambiguous, programming references—like variables, pointers, or conditions in if / then statements—require absolute, deterministic logic. A variable or condition must always resolve to an exact memory address or Boolean value (True/False).
What's interesting is I do one of these exercises naturally. When I'm trying to learn something I will sit and pretend that I'm teaching the very topic or skill in which I'm learning. It does help cuz I do this over and over again. When I learn something new I repetitively incorporate it to what I know and give it purpose. I also think about what I've learned all day, while doing small tasks. It's like the information carves itself into my brain 🧠⛏️
bro just posted a video with 0 added value
Bro explained well 😊😊 it's good topics
The ad before this was Duolingo😭
Omg that's the best vid I ever watched
Wave management, 10cs per minute, learn 3 champions.
You're diamond
thnks it hellped me all way love this video
The speaker breaks down learning into core principles: focusing on the 20% of effort that yields 80% of results, embracing rapid failure as feedback, using active recall, and slowing down to master one subtopic at a time with a growth mindset. However, the video misses key cognitive strategies like spaced repetition, the forgetting curve, sleep for memory consolidation, deliberate practice, and interleaving.
Bad video sorry
This made me sleep easier
Solving a 4×4 rubix cube and learning dzonghk
80/20-pareto's principle
fail more
feynmann technique
aim one at a time
delusional self-belief
4:47 THE ONE PIECE IS REAL
im gonna try this on my driving test at the road!
Thanks. Now i know if the bible is true or not. I figured it out
Such an incredible video, bro. Thanks for sharing this for free.
geografy
Tmr is my exam🎉😭
Hey bro how can I edit like this
i was gonna say the same thing 1:50
You speak too fast, it's hard for non-English speakers to listen to you.
Now I'm Prepared for Sekiro
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To become a good surgeon, you need to make a mistake and do better on the next patient.
Thank you, choso(older brother).
You said in 508 you know how two walk talk and read but a I can’t read ha ha ha