How to learn and master new concepts

[emmanueligbeka]

Using Picasso’s story totally made this video more insightful, practical and encouraging. Thank you very much sir!

[yourbrandstrategist]

Adore the way you say things, love Japanese “everything”, so you talking about Japanese concepts is my personal heaven.

[Lostmusicvideos]

The immeasurable quality of this free content.

[leonstenutz]

SHU-HA-RI: 3 STAGES
SHU: Obey! Fundamentals
HA: Break away, innovate
RI: Transcend

[blakpulp]

You legit made me take a second look at Picasso. I loved his blue period.

[angelo]

Interesting short video on the evolution of an artist or any kind of creative🎇 endeavor, from a Japanese🇰🇷 Cultural perspective! It's like dressing well!🎩👔👞👚👢👠 First you learn the rules of how to dress yourself to accentuate your positive qualities while minimizing your physical flaws. Then you learn to break the rules and then come up with your own Style sense, by evolving beyond what you've learned from the fundamentals! A natural evolution really! 👍✌

[paulpease]

Very cool! I would add another important ingredient, that isn’t really a separate stage but applies generally across every stage: Learning new things is HARD, it WILL feel uncomfortable or frustrating, so get comfortable being uncomfortable and trust in the journey.

[BellaRocs]

This post alone made me buy a book that has been sitting in my cart for a few weeks. It’s about the fundamentals of drawing from the right side of the brain. Thanks for the nudge.

[cariocadobrasil]

This is an absolute fire reel. So much knowledge pack in! 🔥

[Kstre]

Breaking down the learning process like this makes it seem less overwhelming ❤

[adevikthur]

As a young fella, I'm in my "Shu" period, let's go! 💪🏽🔥

[rogersol.youtube]

People definitely under appreciate the fundamentals and process. They see end goals and want to try to get there as fast as they can.

Learn the rules before you break them.

[andriyprvdn]

Whenever I get recommended a video from Chris, I know it’s gonna be valuable!

[ericlewis]

next person says Picasso invented surrealism imma flip

[slowstone]

I don't give likes often, but when I do, it's when someone helps enhance my path.

[aakankshasangwan]

I want to see this video everyday till it's imprinted in my mind ❤

[ArkansasMoversNShakers]

This really resonated with the information I've been picking up in a book called UltraLearning by Scott Young. It's a very good read, and I'd highly recommend it for anyone looking to learn valuable skills in a way that is scientifically backed with the way our mind functions.

[gregothy]

You should look into the ideas of Hegelian dialectics. Or as Kant said, Thesis, Antithesis, Sublation. The Germans call it _aufheben_.

[imaginaryobligation]

Really helpful! What I was looking for! Thank you Chris!

[oPrimoTV]

Picasso got all that from Africa … maybe even cuba look up Wilfredo Lam -which also got it from Africa … but very nice video and concept 👏