This is How You Find Your Superpower | Jim Kwik | Goalcast

Jim Kwik went from 'learning-challenged' to becoming a world expert in speed-reading and memory improvement. A leading authority on learning, Jim has trained everyone from Fortune 500 CEOs like Elon Musk to Hollywood superstars, Will Smith and Hugh Jackman. If knowledge is power, then learning is your superpower, and Jim shows you how to find it.

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[goalcast]

What superpower do you want to develop?

[ThomasSmith-zq]

3 things that helped me and literally changed my life

1. I stopped watching porn
2. I read the book called ‘25 Money Secrets From Donald Trump’
3. Stop drinking

[ByGraceThroughFaith]

He is speaking so calmly yet is so loud to my senses and emotions at the same time. Wow!

[hugoantunesartwithblender]

"I want make my parents proud " This words destroyed more dreams that anything else.

[liona]

Thank you for sharing, Jim. You are our Super Hero now.

[clenjusdsouza]

10:37 It's Not How Smart You Are It's How Are You Smart . . . WOW ! The Best Motivational I've Heard So Far 😃👏👏👏👏

[TheMento]

Probably my favorite video by Goalcast to date purely on the fact on how much I can relate to Jim. I was born with my umbilical cord wrapped around my throat and it was double knotted. When I came out of my mother I was literally a shade of blue, miraculously I survived but it obviously had its side effects. I started school and almost didn't pass Kindergarten and the First Grade, both teacher thought I was slow because I had difficulty reading, when I entered the 2nd grade I still wasn't even at a 1st grade reading level. Only the very first day though my teacher wanted to talk to my parents, and they immediately thought oh no another one is going to tell us our son is slow. Instead of saying I'm slow she asked if she could test me to see if I'm gifted, and a few weeks later sure enough I went from being the slow kid to the gifted kid. But that was nothing yet, you know? I still couldn't read I just had a new label, so this teacher during reading time would take me to her desk and time my reading. As time went on I was starting to catch up with the other kids, but she still kept pushing me and eventually introduce me to one of the greatest story series I've read The Magic Tree House books. She even gave me some of her own copies of them, and I would take them home to read! Just like Jim I would stay up late reading with a flashlight because I wanted to escape to somewhere else like Jack and his little sister Annie! And as the year went on I got better, and better. I went into the second grade barely able to read, but I left the second grade at a fifth grade reading level, and for the first time in my life I actual felt deserving of that label my second grade teacher gave me at the beginning of the year. The take away from the video is find your superpower, but what I took away was Jim's friend's father and that it takes just 1 person to push you in the right direction to achieve greatness, we are all 1 person away from being the very best.

[ranjithr]

Tears in my life after a long time. Tears of truth and innocence. I feel like a child who just discovered something divine inside myself. My life will not be the same anymore. I thank Jim Kwik for sharing the story. I sincerely thank the up loader of this video. I feel a lot of peace inside me. I feel strong. I feel like a 'new born' super hero. Love - Ranjith

[TheThurirl]

I understand his troubles, I have had ADD/ADHD since I was really young, I had trouble with school work because I couldn't focus or had trouble understanding but I overcame that and became an exceptional reader and was able to read almost 3-4 grades ahead of everyone else. You have an inner power that wants out, let I reign free :)

[jacobburrell]

Thank you so much for this video. I've had very similar struggles and challenges to Jim Kwik throughout my life, and I'm now trying to find my superpower. This video gave me goosebumps everywhere, and I suddenly felt a light glow at my center, shining brighter and brighter. When Jim said the he was given a photo of him and the cast of X-Men, and was told "You've always wanted to go to a superhero school, here's your class photo", that's when I started crying, because I see so much of my childhood self reflected by his story. And I used to always think that I was the only person in the entire world who was going through what I was going through. And I've been shown the truth.

[cflo]

This dude is straight from the heart, you can feel how genuine he is towards helping people achieve their goals.

[billfayne]

I could have listened to 2 more hours of Jim. This was incredible.

[christabellll]

My mind is blown. I can't wait to understand how I learn and evolve. Here's to breaking limiting beliefs. Thank you, Jim.

[saubhagyachanana]

I didn't even realise that the video was 12 minutes long.. Brilliant stuff!

[kshitijeminem]

I love it when things come full circle. THIS IS ONE OF THE MOST INCREDIBLE STORY EVER.

[ssss-chfs]

I am literally in tears. Not a weakness ones but being so proud of you Jim and for hope- that I can pull through this. Just yesterday I googled 'what's the quickest way to die', right now I am trying to survive for what's coming, regardless.

[ojk]

I can relate to this so much, the reading circle, brain injury, introverted but I only hit my head badly once, luckily the doctor never looked to deeply into it, he thought it was *just* a bad concussion. I say luckily because if I he told my parents about the brain injury at the time, I would have been treated very differently from the other students. And then I'd probably be subject to all the excuses that I would have been given, on how im a victim or whatever. Despite being a slow learner since then I only really got motivated when I was 17 and I began reading memory improvement books, Moon Walking with Einstein And etc basically any mnemonic learning technique books. Still on my journey to becoming an inventor! Anyone who finished this, good luck on your journey, and never give up!

[aelingalathinus]

I never knew i've been searching for this video all along. This video hit me so hard. Its the first time I ever felt so real. First time I feel this energy spreading through this video.😭😭

[annchukwurah]

I don't know why i cried watching this kinda touched a nerve inside of me. Great video.

[projectqueen]

I did not have a brain injury, but this was me. I had ADD and a reading disorder when there was no diagnosis. The teachers had no patience for me. The shook me and asked if I was a problem, so I believed them. I cheated my way to the seventh grade on every book report. My seventh grade reading teacher was aware. She noticed I faked a book report. She told me I was capable and that I was smarter than Every kid in her class. She said "You've been doing this until now, . You even tricked me until now." She made me stay in during. recess and finish that book. She said" This is not punishment. If you never read another book, I want you to say you read one before you graduate". I remember sobbing as she spoke ( infact Im in tears now thinking of it). That same year we had I.Q testing and discovered that I was near genius in science and I scored 100% in spacial reasoning. I was the only one in the entire school. I saw me different. I had a shift that day in front of Mrs Taylor and another after the testing. I am still an adult learner. I am a sponge for information. I have spent all my life struggling when I came to reading. I did fairly well in most of my college classes, . but became depressed by the struggle to keep up--. reading and retaining remembering information felt impossible. I am now in my forties and have dedicated the last 10 years of life to learn this kind of transformation. I am well on my way to becoming a success coach and spend every day speaking this kind of life on people. Mrs Taylor was my Super Hero and So Are You. I am so grateful for hearing your story. What a blessing you are to the world. And what a blessing you are to me.
Thank You,
Angela Rose