You’re not bad at math: What I learned after 7500 hours of studying math

Timestamps:
0:24 It only takes two weeks
1:15 This one mindset makes you a math person
2:42 You are not actually bad at math
5:22 Don’t ask questions like this
6:25 What about super hard questions
7:06 Good reasons to learn math & and my personal motivations

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🥭 How old are you? 23!
🎓 Where did you go to university? Augustana & Columbia University!
🤠 Where do you live? Texas

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💜Sub: 57,467

[jethrostaz]

"I hated math so I devoted my life to it."

[shivambeshivambe]

1) Be obsessed with knowing the answers to every question, like truly grasp it.
2) Usually you struggle if you don't know the fundamentals of that problem/concept. Maths builds on prior knowledge.
4)Ask questions. Dont be afraid of feeling stupid. Ask specific questions.

[AmanMK]

I went from 16% to 94% in mathematics. Not only it is high grades but it was highest grades in my class. Math was my weakest subject but it is my favourite subject now. I also started to get interest in higher concepts.
(How I went from 16% to 94%)
Few amt of days before new session started. And I had to master previous grade math because at that time I was 💩 at math. Within those days I completed previous grade math and also started the upcoming grade Math and I achieved this. With a lot of practice, I slowly got better. I atleast did 150 questions everyday, and already saw improvement.

Do math so much that you start to feel 'I will play later, leme do math' 💀
One day I completed a whole unit of a lesson (206 questions)

*Once the flow of practice is made, it must not be broken*

Edit: I'm in next grade now, and I can access another writer's Math book. It contains 856 Questions (including examples and exercises) and I'm planning to do it all before the test which is on 21 Aug 💀

[khondwanibanda]

It's true, I am obsessed with math. I can't let go of a question till I solve it.
I used to fail math, a lot, till I learnt the basics. Foundation is the key.

[miltonbrewster]

I am an 80 year old man, trying to teach myself calculus for the first time. Yes, it's possible :)

I have a lot of baloney in my head about math that i needed to get past. Your personal energy and focus on a few positive guidelines is really helpful -- it took me almost a year to wind up where you already are, and you still had a few tips for me, that I hadn't thought of. So, thanks, and keep makin' videos.

[solisequious]

Don’t give up. You NEED to get them clarified.

[nagamverma]

Sooo the satisfaction youu get after getting the questions

[camilagonzalez]

I personally loved this video. I´m currently starting my Data Science degree, which has a lot of maths, so now I´m challenging myself to become a math person, and your videos are helping me a lot, thank you!

[Dan_Campbell]

One of the finest pleasures in life is that 'Eureka!' moment, after you tried to understand something for days or weeks.

[devinmcmillen]

Love this! I'm one of those people who HATED math until grad school when I had a great professor that made me realize, "huh, what a useful tool." My resolution this year is to heal my inner child and I'm going back through pure mathematics!

[ricardopietrobon]

recently I've asking chat gpt while using latex for basic steps, and then asking for a step by step explanation. amazing how it helps

[maxkhunglo]

Thank God for showing me this channel. I just learnt a lot about myself and how to overcome it.
Thank you ma'am for making such content.

[l-i-f-e.]

having exam of maths on 9 th of march, watching this i get motivated about the subject thnks a lot

[雷秉天]

Oh my God. You are an absolute GENIUS Madame Han Zhango. A literal genius. I am blessed to have the grandest opportunity of knowing you as a first-year medical student, even though I wanted to major in mathematics. I am not saying I dislike nor don't enjoy Medicine, I am just saying that it is a true 'bummer' that I didn't have the opportunity of majoring in mathematics. Maybe this could result from lacking comfort, ego, and especially self-security. Thank you once more for sharing with me and the entire world Madame Han Zhango. Your honesty and integrity are admirable, at least from my end. Keep challenging yourself to learn more, grow more, and push yourself to the limits! "The Sky's The Limit".

[Peacefully_]

Hi, Han . So I am your new subscriber. ❤
I am currently in 9th grade. But physics is just pulling me down . When I am in my class I just think that I am understanding everything, but when I try to solve any equation, I just forget everything. And for this reason I have started hating Physics 😢 from the beginning. So please make a video about how to actually learn or feel physics.
Thank you 😊

[baongocchu]

You are extremely amazing! I'm a secondary student who want to go to the top school of my city, which only focuses on maths. I'm curious abt logical things (economics, philosophy, ...) but i've been struggling A LOT when I studied math cuz I didn't like it. It's definitely a mindset shift to me after watching this video, tysm girl💞

[DeanJane-jnjl]

I love Ur honesty which is so true ! Success in math in most cases has to do with a mindset and attitude shift.Up-to -date study guides or additional resources apart from ur required textbook often explain the material much better which further facilitate and expedite ur learning, understanding nd retention.Thosse r sometimes expensive but worth the additional Pass papers also direct ur studing well!

Top students and professors make use of the latest publications!many top achievers more often than not r just better equipped, ahead and even more 'obsessed' than their classmates.I wouldn't say they were born 'a math brain'
many r just diligent and steadfast learners.
Just like those that spend more time with novels Nd even read a classic more than once Nd even go as far to use a dictionary at the same time too r usually better readers, writers and speakers
Everything in life requires time, energy and effort, especially when u want to stand out from the rest!

[saramakert]

I have a maths exam in 2 weeks lol this is the perfect timing 😂

[rutaamjalitripathy]

This video changed my outlook towards maths :D

[PK-omzq]

Thank you so much for such a nice and comprehensible explanation! I have seen a lot of videos on this topic, but yours is officially the first one that resonated the most. Could you please make more Maths-related videos example: how to overcome the fear of making mistakes, how to solve when you are stuck, and other wide range of challenges students face while studying maths. You are so brilliant at explaining, I can only look forward to seeing more videos from you! <3