How to Overcome Your Struggles in Math

Just a short video where I talk about overcoming your struggles with math. Do you have any advice for people? If so, please leave a comment below.

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[surrealistidealist]

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This way, you can have so much fun that you're hardly even phased by all the little failures and mistakes you make as you learn from them and make progress. You'll end up putting in so much time, attention and effort that you might not even realize how much hard work you're actually doing.

[coffeeconfessor]

Having repeatedly gotten to those barriers, I've found that sometimes walking away for a break--playing video games or reading for a bit, even napping-- I tend to see where I went wrong very quickly, and if I don't, I can see how to get to the understanding of the actual process better.

[pollutedwaters]

Hammering in messages like you have been since the start of the channel is what this generation needs.
Relentless and consistent. Thank you!

[redtree]

You’re like my math therapist and coach all rolled into one. Thank you

[Aleksandra-ovch]

Recently I had really hard time with learning Math, I felt so dumb like all my effort is pointless. Your words always help my mind to come back to the right route. Thank you so much!

[ssonkokevin]

Screaming, crying, and throwing up. Thank you

[tmendoza]

I love it when I get to the point where I can't sleep and tell myself "I don't need to do this anymore" then you wake up in the am and get to work
When you come back from breaking point with a clear mind.

[timsumner]

Right now it's 8am and I literally stayed up all night doing math hw and was able to answer 5 questions. Just what the doctor ordered. Thanks Sorcerer 💯

[royliujang]

I’m so glad someone like you make a video like this to encourage people to learn math

I have interest in learning math and I do understand the importance of learning math, especially when it’s come to advanced academic study

But, on the other hand, I feel so depressed when learning math,
not just because math is super hard, but when I see my fellow schoolmates pick up and learning math way more faster than I do( I am Asian btw),
I feel so inferior compared to others, wondering what is the point of learning this if I could hardly pass the test or grasp the mathematical concepts

Once again, thank you for your encouragement

[ExplosiveBrohoof]

As someone in grad school, I cannot imagine _not_ getting stuck on just about anything. If something seems clear or obvious to me, I immediately get suspicious that I'm oversimplifying the idea.

[larryyonce]

Mathematics is a vast universe, easy to get lost. Helps to have a strong passion for it, but not a requirement. Gratifying to understand a proof, a structure, and how everything hangs together.

[surrealistidealist]

0:04 No matter how good we get, there are always higher levels to which we must ascend. 💪❤️

[gprimeofx]

If math wasn't hard, it wouldn't be worth doing. Love your channel, you are such an inspiration 👍

[Sfr]

I have a friend that I was going through the Calculus curriculum with who never struggled with math... but when we got into Calculus 2 that changed very quickly. He never developed strong studying skills for math because of how easy it came for him so the struggle hit him very hard.

[MrJonjoe]

I can't tell you how much I needed to hear this. So many times I slip into the type of thinking that I'm just not good at maths. Hearing this from a maths expert is so inspiring.

[vivianestudando]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge here on YouTube! I'm glad that I can have access to your videos!

[ryan-arora]

thank you for these motivational videos, i started my undergrad this year and they’re helping me stay on track for the start of the semester.

[TheRiverNyle]

I’m currently taking an introductory Real Analysis course, and it’s by far the hardest math course I’ve ever taken. I’m getting answers wrong left and right, and have had countless thoughts of “I’m not good enough compared to others” and “if this is hard, imagine grad school.” I even thought of changing my major at one point, but what kept me going was interest and, now, figuring out that all I need is the mentality that you just explained extremely clearly, thank you very much The Math Sorcerer

[roselienchen]

You really are putting your heart out there and doing your part for this world that is and is to come. Us, today's Youth really needs it. You're an angel to so many.

[amineamin]

You're videos keep people like me motivated as a self-taught student.
Thank you so much!