How to Be Smarter Than People Smarter Than You

When in doubt, read anything. You’ll be hard pressed to find a book that doesn’t teach you something.

Stay focused. Stay balanced. Think, and most importantly:

Read.

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[shinjaokinawa]

There's an old Japanese saying, 勤勉は自然の天才に勝る Kinben wa shizen no tensai ni masaru
Hard work beats natural Genius

[julianblackycaesar]

You can Read all you want, but if you fail to take any ACTION, nothing changes...!!!

[timbuktu]

I have found that reading five books on one subject is enough to give you a college education in that subject. Move on to the next thing.

[lrdalucardart]

For those who don't like to read, try read something that actually interests you, don't read wht others tell you too.

[m.x.]

Experience is actually more important than reading when it comes to being smart. It doesn't matter how much you read if you don't put anything in practice.

[cgtsang]

If you think you're smart,
think twice to be smarter

[williamstanley]

And this is why your channel is a major part of my daily regime of continuing education!
And why there is a shelf of books to read right behind me at my other desk!

[HollysHappyHour]

It’s so important to keep learning in every way, including books! I personally love listening to books, especially when they’re ready by the author. It’s a great way to pass the time on a commute, or when doing something boring! 😀📚 Stay healthy and cheers! ✌️☯️

[johnnyralphbedi]

I agree
Books teaches us something always
I love reading

[Daniyal-epcj]

"Readers are Leaders"
by reading u consume knowledge and experience of people who took decades to figure stuff out in a month ofc application is knowledge is 2nd important part

[mhillify]

You are absolutely right dude - people who know they are smart, and believe it (having been told this since they were young), are more inclined to take the easy path and assume their greatness will pick up the slack. This is spoken from personal experience...I am incredibly lazy relative to what I could accomplish and a lot of it comes from earlier in life when I could be above average with little to no effort....I'm not going to live that way anymore, but man it's not easy to snap out of it. Maybe better to be above average but not know it! Or just strive hard for your goals regardless of prediliction.

[mattysmith]

Thank you for these videos. They inspire me to be a better person, a better father, a better husband.

[jimjonjimjonjon]

Great content. As always. Greetings form Germany <3
Also some of my favorite Goethe quotes:
"Knowing is not enough - you have to use it. It is not enough to want - you also have to do it"

[hankjones]

The music makes it seems like he's getting ready to pull a heist lol

[naturallyash]

This video gave me a lot to think about. Thank you for posting. It made me think about writing a book in the "life" category in addition to (or instead of, I haven't decided) reading a book in all four categories.

[Jw]

"health, wealth, love & happiness" - a better method of categorisation for what areas to read up on in my opinion. But good video 👍

[warrenbradford]

Money, business, health, life. These are the four thinks I must remember to focus on to become smarter myself. I need audiobooks to learn more about them. Thank you! "Work on you, for you."-Quote

[carlillingworth]

Smart people learn quickly so they get ahead of everyone and can get bored. But a truly smart person knows that you have to keep learning.

[estebandelunajuarez]

Thank you for your recommendations, this areas must be read but also practiced, because is practice information, and if we don't practice this information on our life is only "information".