Ultra-learning: How to Learn Anything Faster

Learning, in itself, is an activity absolutely elemental to our existence.

Thus, taking learning to the next level, via Ultralearning (how to learn faster), isn’t something trivial, rather it is something that can prove momentous in one’s life.

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[metamorphosis_]

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[charleschia]

1. Focus
2. Directedness (red pill of learning)
3. Feedback
4. Constant experiment once you reach the limits of progress

[tytalks]

I have a comment directed towards the feedback portion:

When I was a teenager I had a wrestling coach at my local mma gym .

This dude was WAY harder on me on me than anyone else was; almost bringing me to tears one day when drilling shots.

I only realized years later that there was nothing wrong with the shots I was doing. He just knew he could teach me. He had seen potential in me and knew he could instill something.

Although I was traumatized at the time and thought I was being singled out; I still have consistently flawless wrestling because of that and it’s not conscious.

He was much harder on me than everyone else was, he knew he could push me and it would have a positive impact. He also knew there were others he couldn’t have done that towards.

There have been times when I’m out of shape and haven’t trained in forever and have managed to outwrestle high level grapplers/wrestlers on single days I would just decide to go train in both BJJ/Wrestling.

I did everything pretty well on a basic level and when I performed damn near flawlessly he told me something like “ that’s good enough”

[israeleastland]

1. We need to learn about learning
2. We need to focus and not get distracted
3. We need to get feedback from the right sources
4. We need to go deep when learning something
5. We need to experiment constantly

[AwokenEntertainment]

Love the way you broke this down.. learning and teaching are the purpose of life

[larkgabez]

i absolutely love this topic, learning is the core behind human adaptation and evolution

[mikemetry]

As always what an excellent video . It goes against many of the standard practices of learning. I wish my colleagues in the medical field would follow this process. Thanks again for excellent work

[jonathanlk]

Adrian I love your videos. The content, style and mood captivates me throughout. Excellent contribution!

[tankmohit]

Your content quality is top notch. Keep up the good work. You've earned a sub.

[thealchemist]

Incredible content and delivery.
You’re doing gods work, brother.
I am very grateful to have found you. Thank you for your dedication.

[Spiderman]

1. Metalearning ✅
2. Focus ✅
3. Directedness ✅
4. Drill ✅
5. Retrieval ✅
6. Feedback ✅
7. Retention ✅
8. Intuition ✅
9. Constant experiment ✅

[Gio-ymuj]

Dude, i'm dealing with the precise issue of how to learn better.

Thanks so much for this video. The quality is really high. Hugs from Brazil!

[mochapella]

Congratulations on a Beautiful, important and necessary chanel. Bravo and manuia!

[quantumabyss]

Great channel and video! Keep the videos coming!

[leavonfletcher]

This explains the great saxophonist Charlie Parker. The story goes that he was in an improvisation contest and forgot where he was in the song. The drummer took the cymbal off and threw it at his feet, signaling him to leave the stage. He vowed to "head back to the shed" studying up to 15 hours per day. When he went back a year later, he was a completely different player.

[moshefabrikant]

10:30
Distrwct the signal from the noise by not calling someone stupid or smart but tell they hard work
10:40
Constantly example expirement as much as you can
15:50

[Simplevida]

Excellent video!! Very well broken down. 👍Thank you!

[ramonalewis]

I love learning. Learning is something you never outgrow. You learn something new everyday

[peterbstrong]

I enjoyed this presentation. As a Doctor of Sports Medicine once told me, "You have to get in shape to get in shape".
Why should it be any different with your mind?

[ArcaneTarotTherapy]

Learning! It’s what I must never stop doing. It makes me feel alive :)