The Kuma Brain Type - Memory and Retention

So you matched into Kuma Club? These students are highly disciplined, patient, and become excellent lifelong learners. Do you have these traits as well? If you haven't already, take the Match Day Trials to match your club.

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- Mike and Matty

#braintest #kuma

[LISa-dopn]

Kumas actually have a lot of strengths, sadly our society shame us for taking it slow n call it procrastination :( but hopefully we become more confident n respect our own pace 💪

[brainstormd]

“Knowledge is power: You hear it all the time, but knowledge is not power. It's only potential power. It only becomes power when we apply it and use it.” - Jim Kwik

[kanzanaveed]

I got equal As and Cs on the test and here I am after getting to know about both of the clubs. Initially, I decided to go with 'Tora' as said in the test video but after watching 'Kuma' video I want to say that this test must be highly, highly carefully curated and crafted as I feel I am equally both. I am 'Toraically Kuma'

I am really grateful for Cajun Koi Academy 🙌💛

[_aith]

This hit me in so many ways. I can say that this is very accurate for me as a Kuma who got like 8 Cs. People around me think that I don't get stressed or depressed about anything because I just go with the flow and never shown an excessive good nor bad emotions. But deep inside, I worry alot about myself that I feel like I'm being left out in terms of learning even though I'm not. During a break, I don't study anything but I overthink how my peers are probably being productive (like doing self study) while I'm just staying in my bed. I'm in the first like class all the time but I still worry a lot by myself without anyone knowing. Though it's a good thing for me to have a delusional motivation so I can be productive even by a bit.😂

[ebrelus]

Kuma way is iteration. You learn in your pace, with microbreaks after each point/fact identified as important to note & remember. You let it sink in.
You make it a title of a page of data.

Then you repeat it in mind, sorting things you already remember & understand and you iterate the same material again

for all points that flew away from your attention earlier also solidifying what was learned earlier. This is that consistency. Multilayered picture.

In this type you gain confidence with completeness of what you learned. You learn slower but for a solid as rock memory. And gaining solid points to which you anker next information building one wider context.

You focus picking up the important points, precisely these you for sure want to remember well as if your memory was limited & weak.

You pick what you are afraid to forget. Because remembering these builds up your confidence and it's like a river source or mile stones. It creates an array structuring & ankers whole material around them and you build larger relational connections between these like bridges.

You also need to repeat thing learnt in next days but will longer and longer pauses between repeats. Your superpower is refreshing well remembered knowledge and later it crystallizes for whole life, easily triggered by these milestones, main themes.
I think here is also a difference on gender line.

Woman have better memory in general (I think it by taking every fact in more emotionally packed way) while men focus on relations between facts & chaining information together, building logical connections and categorising, fitting similar things in boxes.
Or maybe these are two diff sides of the same process.

Hard part here is brain laziness & deception. It likes to fake focus & need to stay vigilant keeping own system.

When you think something is simple than you don't put enough attention to it and brain skips it.

With next iteration you notice how your brain focused on most important things it was scared to miss while missed these things you thought were easy to remember and obvious. These similar things are most scary actually, becoming invisible to attention in a way.

So this consistency is also about putting equal average effort to every important milestone no matter if you think you already get it or if it seems new & difficult. Repeats must be complete also.

Selecting all important facts but treating each equally in amount of attention payed to it, without shortcuts. Finding this stable tempo flow.

It may require mixing topics or exploring other side's of the same concept to not let attention go asleep but also not get disturbed distracted. Moving body, walking, changing position, humming, making hand gestures, breathing deeply with stomach are some of methods.

[kara-nucz]

Really lovee how this channel is turning out. I feel like I'm in an anime or smthng but at the same time, learning how to be much more productive! U guys are starting something big.

[rasmikarangarajan]

Understanding my learning type has made the biggest difference in my progress over just a few months, love these amazing videos that get me energized and actually enjoy learning❤️

[rashidahismail]

When someone told me that progressed really slowly... The words resonate in me. Rather than feeling depressed, I was able to laugh at myself when I know how I thrive. Because I'm a kuma. I do feel bad about myself sometimes, but I pray a lot, trust the process, and helping others in need as much as I need to be helped with my bumpy journey. Cheers. Thank you for the explanation ☺️

[edisymaes]

Time codes of the vid :)

Focus energy: Kuma
1. Symptoms: 0:01 - 0:21
2. Intro: 0:21 - 0:27
3. Brain type: 0:27 - 0:41
4. How people see Kuma: 0:41 - 0:48
5. Emotions of Kuma: 0:48 - 0:57
6. Critical thinking: 1:05 - 1:32
7. Tips for critical thinking: 1:32 - 1:45
8. Motivation: 1:45 - 2:17
9. Tips for motivation: 2:17 - 2:38
10. Time management: 2:38 - 3:05
11. Tips for time management: 3:05 - 3:15
12. Stress management: 3:15 - 4:26
13. Tips for stress management: 4:26 - 4:33
14. Other types of your energy: 4:33 - 4:54
15. Kuma after Cajun Koi: 4:54 - 5:05
16. Kuma playlist: 5:05 - 5:23

[jvjjonn]

I was never a fast learner and was always the last one to understand about the typic what my lecturer is talking about. I find it hard to understand theories because of the nature of wondering why, how, what? I think too much and when I can't understand, I tend to blame myself for being stupid, and get sad and stuffy just because of self-criticizing.

That one time when I got 2/10 on my very first test, I thought about giving up on everything I'm leaning to just because of I thought I wasn't trying hard enough to achieve something like the others do. But soon after, I found this video popping up on my recommendation and immediately clicked it without any second thought, and yessss, that one click solved my ' I'm such a slow learner, more like a stupid airhead' nonsense.

I'm really indeed grateful for you guys for creating the quiz and uploading it. I am a slow learner but rather a smart slow learner, I guess.

[sammacwan]

The genshin impact back drop is just priceless..😂😅 And also the way you guys helped identify my brain type and making me feel good about myself is something I'd like to thank you for❤

[DragonslayerDarkfireNr]

I matched Tora but had a tie with Kuma and Kitsune. So I wanted to see what the other neurobiological categories were. Im positively suprised how different the 3 videos are because I can relate to little things in this video, but I related to everything in the Tora video haha. This is good content!

[geoeita]

This was highly accurate ngl. I absorb lots of info and tend to process that info at a slower rate than others. That explains why I always perform better at the end of the year

[SlimeyZockt]

I am very self critical. Everything I do I am quite aware of, but not always immediately. I have been in a bad spot where I had some serious depression episodes, but I learned to accept that about myself. I love doing sports with friends so I often use that go get back my energy and become more motivated. Friendship is a powerful thing.
It overcame my big sad and let me accept myself to the point where I am happy with myself

[atmadoma]

Well we'll now I understood why my coworkers told me that I work slower than others (I work at a restaurant business where the stress and intensity are high). I used to be super sad when being criticized about this. But then, when a new colleague came in, I helped him a lot with works and trainings that he felt very grateful to be trained by me. Now I know how to work more efficiently in my own pace. I don't like to be stressed and I like to work on my own pace. So relatable to this video!!!

[flickchic]

I'm a post-grad Kuma and I can't believe how accurate these recommendations are for me. Thank you so much for this level of help. I need to have a successful semester and I will implement these suggestions.

[TranquilRiceman]

The part about falling behind peers in school is so incredibly true, it's exactly what I've been experiencing for the past few months

[NO_]

I was skeptical at first since the quiz had responses that didn't totally match me, But this describes me really well, I used to fail alot of my studies for quite a long time in the past, and I usually only do productive things in the night and all of my bad habits in the day, I am slowly improving and my grades have seen a huge improvement after a few events.

[temptheman]

Im a kuma, but im quite energetic and sometimes i am sensitive to stimulations. But everything else is so right im scared. Well done guys youve done an amazing program

[VoidPaul]

I am a Kitsune, but I share many traits with a Kuma and a Tora. The fact that there are playlists for the three will help me a lot before next year classes. Keep up the great work!