Study MORE in LESS time: Use Chinese Technique of Wu Wei

In this video, I will give you study tips that will help you study more in less time. I will cover following things:
1. How to study effectively?
2. How to stay productive to study?
3. How to stay focussed to study?
4. How to learn fast?

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[-Arunks]

1.plan what and when to do
2.get rid of distraction
3.atificial deadline
4.active recall

[hemantswami]

Me who watching how to study instead of studying 👾

[akshatsamdani]

• Law of reveresed effort: The harder you try, the harder you fall.
• Brain Power/ Mental Energy: It decides how focussed you're when learning something (It's different from productivity which can be changed but everybody get some amount of Brain Power in a day). It passes faster when we wake up compared to later part of the day.

Q1. Which time is best for learning?
Q2. What to do to your distractions?
Q3. How to actively recall what you learnt?
Q4. What is feyman technique for learning?


Ans1. Morning after you wakeup(4 hours).
Ans2. Timebox them in afternoon where you're already tired.
Ans3. Make questions of what you learnt so you can see if you can answer them.
Ans4. Teach to someone else, identify gaps and study more.

[sheetaluniyal]

• capture the first 4-6 hours of your day doing something productive (start right after you wake up).
• choose right tasks to work on.
• Get rid of distractions.
• Practice deliberate distraction (set a dedicated time aside in your day to use social media, timebox your distraction time).
• Create artificial deadlines for your tasks.

[skan]

I've been practicing the "Feynman Technique" for years, without even knowing that there's a name for it! Thank you for the quality content, you always find a way to surprise and bring value to us. Keep it up! Cheers from Brazil!

[sarona_]

Oh, God, I love your way of talking. You talk quietly and give superhuman information.

[dev_]

i'm learning a lot from your vides

it seems that you don't just upload for the algorithm but you actually take time to do your research on the subject

thanks a lot for sharing these non time wasting videos

[lara]

yes i've experienced it when i try to stay focused i lose my focus but when i try not to keep it i own it, thank you to share it with us .

[sohampathak]

I THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING!!!! I feel so good that you told me about codecademy and now I have covered html, css, js, mongodb, java and now learning node.js I did all this in just 4 months. I know it's less but I am proud of myself and thankful to you!!!! Please keep doing the great work!!!! And yes the brainpower hack worked for me!!!!

[insane]

How to enter flow state:
1. Start right away after you wkae up
2. Choose right tasks to work on
3. Get rid of all the distractions
4. Create artificial deadlines

Thank you, sir. We have been learning a lot from you😇

[athulstalwart]

I used to exp these during my school days and over comfort situations made me lazy. I believe its common for everyone. Its time to rethink. Thank You Mentor! ❤💪

[samdroid]

This feeling of "flow state" or the "zone" always comes after getting over the learning curve in anything with consistent practice. I have experienced this with everything i have ever learned. When I was learning to skateboard it is very difficult to do any tricks. You spend a lot of time just trying to land one trick or even ride the board. Eventually, you will land it and then you keep doing it and land it more often. The more you try to land the trick the easier it becomes to do it again and before you know it you just can do it almost without thinking about it. This is how you get "good" at skateboarding (or anything really). The accumulation of this will result an arsenal of tricks you can do and apply them to different obstacles when you feel like it. The more you do the trick, the more it becomes second nature to you. Just like talking, walking, running etc.

This applies to everything including programming. An application, algorithms, any project can be thought of as a "trick" in skateboarding. You may complete the project, app, algorithm, etc.. but you still can't just do it every time without thinking about it. Do it again. Keep doing it.


Another thing.. This is very difficult to do when you are not interested and having fun. If it's not fun and interesting. Do something else for a bit.

[sabaafreensyed]

This video is really helpful and made me open my eyes on where and what I am doing wrong in preparation journey, I was productive in last week of October doing leetcode, practising and learning. Seeing social media, where a person studying for 12 hrs or 8 hrs made me insecure got me into negative loop hole. I started to doubt myself (the imposter syndrome ). Entire November actually entire 2022 gone waste for me . Thank you for this video I just now know, what I really to be changed and adjusted in my preparation. Again Thank you 💓💓💗💗

[somduttshukla]

Hi Sahil, your videos are very practical and your way of delivering things is clear and calm.... Congratulations 🎉

[adityaathiratha]

Hye Man, Your videos are like JUST HTML without any unnecessary CSS, you are focusing what's exactly needed. Love u man!

[SandyBoyy]

I am glad I subscribed to your channel. Watched 4 videos so far and learnt something in every single video. Thanks a bunch!

[themaskedvillager]

Every minute of my day is scheduled. Now I am habituated to it and I know what time it is without even looking at the clock.
Now I learnt a few more techniques. Thank you

[CraXxy]

Hi, Your content is really so underrated! The quality and knowledge that you provide is so appreciative. I want to request you to kindly make a video on how to develop consistency and maintain it. I've tried my best to try to be consistent but, the best I could stretch it to was for a month, a week and sometimes just few days and then everything goes back to normal. I'm so dejected by this and feel bad about myself. I can't seem to find a way to tackle it.

[abhishekkumarbiswas]

"just focus and enjoy" like playing video game or any dopamine addictive flow state.Great work

[praisedare]

I'm convinced in the power of active recall. I previously used to just write notes of all that I learnt, but on instrospection, I realized that simply looking at the answer constantly wasn't a good way to retain what I'd learnt, so I decides to start writing questions on paper. But writing questions on paper turned out to be quite a hassle, because it's impossible to edit or reorganize what you've already written on paper, so I got a flashcards app. My learning speed has shot up because of this. Whenever I finally understand even a slightly difficult topic, I sit down and formulate a question for that topic. The art of forming those questions themselves also helps to solidify what you've learnt as you have to translate your thoughts into something sensible that anyone can understand. So I'd recommend anyone who's trying to increase their learning productivity to get a flashcards app.
Thank you for the effort you out into making this video Sahil.