Why Speed Reading is An Overpowered Skill

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[MikeShake]

Thank you so much for 1M! You're amazing!

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[sethrerecich]

Mike Shake 10 years later: Learning to perform telekinesis with no experience.

[BartasRapowanie]

I tried speedreading for a month and while my speed almost tripled i found that the faster I read the less enjoyment I get. Id say It’s good for work, documents, Articles etc, but when you’re reading for pleasure just take your time and immerse yourself. Let your subconcious choose the speed you want at any given moment in the story. I found that while reading fantasy for example I can take up to 5 minutes on a single page of descriptions, but I can read same ammount in a minute or less when It’s a gripping action sequence.

But yeah It’s a cool skill to have, just don’t force yourself to use it when you font want to :)

[inspiretointeract]

1)Subvocalization
2) dividing the page into three
3)tracker pencil
4) focus on middle part to understand
-practice online
-In 6days

[HenrikErKul]

"Then I remembered, Im italian"

*Holds up spaghetti*

[nigerundayosmokey]

The fact that he is able to learn such things in only a week is insane

[hellfrozen]

The most important thing about reading in my opinion is the ability to focus for long periods of time, many people in this day and age lack their ability to focus on one thing at a time and do multi tasking instead, which is just terrible, because you cannot possibly do 3 things at 100% of your ability, instead if you were and could focus for only 1 task and give it your 100% the outcome would be times better

[flyingbasstv]

this guy is literally the most motivating and inspiring youtuber i have ever seen
it just makes me wanna do all the stuff he does on the spot right now

[jackleyt]

‘’Humans speak about 100 minutes words per minute”
Spanish speakers: You underestimate our power

[silverwing]

Mike, thank you so much for your videos. They are super inspirational. I love your editing. With you turning around to look at yourself in the mirror while the "non reflected you" looks straight ahead.

[aneeshsharma]

kudos to you mike for achieving the skills which you want to .Love the way you passionately learn new things with a lot of hardwork. You are an inspiration to many who want to learn things but hesitate to do so due to some fears.

[vaskopopchevaliev]

He's the definition of a hard working man achieving his dreams.

[JakeCarlini]

Mike Shake in 2023: I learned how to run 47kph in 12 minutes

[andregoulet]

You are literally the most inspirational most epic person ever! I have always been a guy who wants to learn so many things, some of which you actually cover, but it can get discouraging at times... If I need to be inspired I just watch one of your videos and I feel like I can do anything! Keep up the amazing work.

[gpioneer]

Damn good job. I appreciate how you use your journey as a learning moment for others as well. Thank you

[kanmedlife]

5 Tips w/ Timestamps
0:53 - Reduce Subvocalization
1:42 - Grouping the words
2:45 - Use a Tracker (Finger/Pencil)
4:26 - Reading in the middle
5:40 - Comprehension

[Flipflopi]

Dude, thanks so much for releasing this video! I'm doing a project at school where I spend 20 hours learning a skill and you showed how I could do it so thanks!

[jaideepnandal]

The tricks you did with the mirror were fabulous. Love your editing man.

[mastertoonart]

Mike in 2039: learning to breath underwater.
Mike in 2099: I learned to be immortal

[samwitbay]

Imagine if Mike was your teacher in school the whole class would be topper