I’m very impressed by how many fresh high quality self-improvement creators are popping up on my feed lately. You’re the second within a few weeks. I subscribed.
@@ayamgoreng9083 I recently stumbled across HIM (not because he's him, but because we're all striving to be him is his motto, pretty solid, lmao), and his videos reached me at a good time in my life. I'm 28, but I take this kid seriously. Because while I think a lot of self-improvement misses the point, and most men would do a lot better in life if they found an overarching PURPOSE to aim for instead of just trying to level up attributes arbitrarily, he has said some good stuff about self talk/self programming that I was in a position to finally listen to.
1. go outside when focusing. 2. be self aware if you're in autopilot by identifying those floating thoughts, and identify when you're focused which will feel like you have a spotlight on what you're looking at or listening to. 3. set your intentions from the beginning on what you want to gain which will subconsciously filter anything else out. 4. whatever you just learned, recite it back to yourself and what the most interesting part of it was. (and if you snap out of your focus, celebrate that victory that you were focused to begin with, and it'll all get easier with time).
After cutting and pasting this handy list, rewatch the video. Change the points into your own words, expand the list by adding points that you find significant.
thanks, my brain went on autopilot when i was watching video so it's good to have a short summary. hope i can read it all without going into autopilot..
Setting intentions actually boost attention span, my method is, whenever I am doing ANYTHING, I do it with full intention and try to be as present in the moment so I have a control over my actions, so the outcome is more fruitful, and about reading, I just set my mind to, almost subconsciously convince my brain is that my only task now is to absorb everything thats written, analyse immediately and have an opinion, works everytime
0:00 Boosting Reading Retention: The Key to Remembering More 1:28 Creating a Focused Reading Environment 2:02 Turning Off Autopilot Mode During Reading 2:36 Addressing the Problem of Losing Focus 3:08 The Power of Intentional Reading 3:50 Retaining Information for Long-Term Recall Created by Snorvia AI chapter generator
I really like this, thanks for sharing. I would contend the third point, that you begin each reading with a specified intention. While I think this is good advice in general, it is important to remain flexible and open to new ideas and unexpected information from the reading.
That is great advice, what I would add right after that final step when you are summarize everything you read, to actually write it down somewhere and revisit it from time to time, with your opinions and own notes. Because in a year or two you won't simply remember all of that, it's impossible, but if you have your little summary to read back you will. This was life changing for me. I use Obsidian to write everything down, i'll make a video about that on my channel in the future if anyone is interested.
My method. 1) read a paragraph 2) write a note (using phone, pc or paper) about it without extra information, only facts. But in other words. 3) read your resume and describe it in 2 words 4) go on to the next paragraph till the chapter ends 5) look at your titles and retell everything you remember out loud. Check with the book 6) correct your notes That's it. Takes a lot of time ~15 min per page. But makes you sure that you can remember every line in the book
VISUALISE... and live inside of the information. That's how you retain everything. You brain finds it a lot easier to recall a series of events if they are associated strongly with each other, ordered and organised. If you simply read and don't organise, you will forget it within a day or 2.
It's also much easier to do this in the morning when the brain is most calm. The calmer, less turbulent the mind is when learning, the higher chance information will sink in. And at the end of it all, a good night's sleep will lock it into long term memory. Sleep is most important 💤💤💤
For a learner who is using neuroscience, these are effective, but what makes the difference is the encoding part and retrieval right. Read, connect with what you already know, mental image, mind map, retrieval with spaced repetition. That’s All
mostly we think future and past in autopilot mode, we need to live in present and conscious. now days I'm doing yoga and meditation it helps me to focus.
Very interestingly, I've been practicing this focus for the last two days. I realised that even when I'm awake, I'm sort of asleep most of the time. So even when I'm bicycling I am trying to focus fully on the traffic.
I notice that playing a game of Sudoku or similar logic puzzles helps to flip the switch in my head from autopilot to focused. They only take a few minutes and work quite well for me.
Watching a sped up 5min video in 1.5x also makes the wandering thoughts disappear as you're forced to completely focus on the ideas you hear and you don't have time to subvocalize it. Ideally I think the best way to read is to focus on your inner voice like you're listening to a sped up vid as you'll be able to focus for way longer if you manage to rewire your brain to get used to it. Skimming is reading only the important words like nouns and verbs but the brain needs some time to really encode in short term memory hence why it's better to read slowly with subvocalisation.
That's exactly like some language learning courses. There's speaking, reading, and writing. Coincidentally, THAT reminds me of what people unintentionally do and when they overcome problems in math. There is reading the material. There is writing the material. There's speaking to the tutors who try to make it and make sense.
Quick question (to Riley): That winged man symbol looked like a symbol from Zoroastrianism at 3:25. You mentioned that you weren't interested in the pagan stuff, but is that symbol you showed from Zoroastrianism?
It's an Assyrian symbol for their Pagan god Ashur. I used it as a representation of Assyrian paganism. However, yes. Those two symbols are both very similar to each other in design.
*skimming* past the *boring paragraphs* or *dull pages* ....? Maybe Or Just *stick to it & Keep reading till you reach the end? Merry Christmas 2024 everyone
Thank you for your valuable knowledge. In return I'd like to help you as well. Feel free to delete this comment after you've read it if you'd like. It's just for you. And it's intended to help you, and not embarrass you. Replace your pillow case with a new one and avoid [pasteurized non-raw] dairy for 1 week and you have an 75%+ chance that all that your acne will clear up. Your pores are trying to get rid of a toxin either because the toxin is still coming in, your pores don't open and close well (collagen, i.e. bone broth), or they're blocked (dirty pillow case, constantly touching face, not scrubbing your face well enough in the shower; but usually all of the above). Screenshot this comment. Then try it. If it works for you, feel free to do a video on it and take credit for it. Just take before and after pictures and log your diet as you do it. If it's not dairy, it's another food. Possibly some sort of additive. During this week swap your pillow cases and pillow-side like every 1-2 days. If that doesn't work, try a non-toxic no-scent, no-dye, no-perfume clear laundry detergent and do not use fabric softener or dryer sheets, which coats everything in pore-blocking gunk. Good luck!
I like your books, but I found the Assyria book a bit disappointing. I wanted more information about the army and warfare. I'm 55, and have loved history all my life. The most entertaining history book(s) I have read is the Byzantium trilogy by John Julius Norwich. He is a brilliant narrative writer. Anyway good video, from one Reilly to another Riley !
The Assyria book was quite nice, but he doesn't go into much detail about the military. I'd love another book that does so because I am sure the Assyrian military was very unique at the time. I might get Byzantium Trilogy considering I am still interested in learning Byzantine history.
Dude hell yea. Somehow one of your first videos popped up and I decided to watch it. Only had like 100 views. Now you are already getting 19K? Crazy bro good for you.
You need some magic cream for your skin. My brother had an extreme case of pizza face. My father used to apply some special cream with flower dust on his face every night and now he has baby skin. I can ask what he used if you are interested.
Great video I needed just one like this but I've a problem is that when I enter flow state I try to check if Im in flow state or not like imagine "wait am I fully focused" that way I lose my flow idk how to fix on that part other than that its all good
Hey man! great video. My only question is about step 2: focusing solely on the words. if extra unrelated thoughts don’t swim away, what would you recommend?
The idea is to focus on reading itself. When you're actually locked in and focusing on what the book is telling you, that should stop the distracting thoughts from swimming around.
You can try highlighting or underlining the words that are more meaningful to you in whatever you just read. The point is to engage with the text as you read. Ask questions, learn words and concepts, create mental schemes that help you simplify the information. Also, it becomes easier with practice. Start by focusing just on a couple of pages a day. Source: I am an stressed psychology student that reads a shit ton of textbooks and dry scientific studies.
My two cents: just try to write something meaningful about parts of the text in the margins next to each part you think you can write something meaningful about. IMO that's the difference between actually gaining understanding versus accumulating illusory "insights". Why? Because it forces you to look at whether what you write has a meaningful relation to the text it's written next to or is just jumping off of it but then veering off into speculation.
great video, 3:00 resonates greatly especially since I've recently been trying to read more non-fiction and read whatever seems interesting at a first glance, however the issue with that is after a few pages I disengage because like you said, I have absolutely no idea what I'm trying to get out of this book. Contrary to that if I go out and look for a book for a specific reason, give myself some questions I'm trying to answer by reading this book, I'm so much more likely to read it and actually take value from it.
@ I guess what can you offer ? In general I mostly read the mainstream boring bestsellers like atomic habits etc don’t get me wrong they are good but I want something that broadens my knowledge. Im an it guy and just in my it bubble I know little about history say or other parts of life
Thank you so much brother. I really enjoyed your video. May the triple gem bless you, you are so knowledgable and eloquent, i am proud of you! I wrote what you said down in my own words in my notepad, thank you for sharing this with us! May you have much success and happiness in your life. Namo Buddhaya!
26 - when struggle to retain info, its because 0:51 reason - why have this on and off switch is because - brain in hunter gather auto piolt , this is something very sinster, give you exact protcol how I read . What if choose . Study that nature improves cogntiive focus, nature alone . 2) monkey mind - when start reading , put your attention into flow state mode. might stay focused first 2 pages, but goes back auto piolt. brain is dienchaging - doesn't know what wants out of book, certain parts which through ( skimming 6 typos )
*important question* : I like to take notes of things I think are important in the book or E-book. Is It bad that I stop to write them down and I need to do the concentration process all over again or it is ok and I can keep reading?
Thank You Friend These tricks helped me a lot I had the same problem i.e. I was not able to focus on my books and studies and had a very short attention span but luckily your video popped up in my feed and helped me a lot Thanks Once again You earned a new Subscriber
Nice video man keep up the good work Also when I started watching this video without my glasses your facial hair wasn't visible so I was kinda shocked when I heard your manly voice 😂❤
Please remember me/us when you get famous, like becoming huge creator. Anyways, this was a very informative video. Knowledge of the "Thinking Fast & Slow" get distilled down into a simple 4 mins video that ppl enjoy to watch
If I'm interested in the information or the story, then I would just focus God willing. Focusing on perfecting the mental circumstances may be more distracting. Thanks for the information though, we should examine it through verification.
The actual Information itself is pretty valuable, thanks. But man.... U read so many books but still have to cut out takes almost after every sentence sayed? 😅
I’m very impressed by how many fresh high quality self-improvement creators are popping up on my feed lately. You’re the second within a few weeks. I subscribed.
What other creators you recommend?
Your profile picture looks very cool.
Explain more
I mean YT is a new job, Keep them distracted = No competition
@@ayamgoreng9083 I recently stumbled across HIM (not because he's him, but because we're all striving to be him is his motto, pretty solid, lmao), and his videos reached me at a good time in my life. I'm 28, but I take this kid seriously.
Because while I think a lot of self-improvement misses the point, and most men would do a lot better in life if they found an overarching PURPOSE to aim for instead of just trying to level up attributes arbitrarily, he has said some good stuff about self talk/self programming that I was in a position to finally listen to.
1. go outside when focusing.
2. be self aware if you're in autopilot by identifying those floating thoughts, and identify when you're focused which will feel like you have a spotlight on what you're looking at or listening to.
3. set your intentions from the beginning on what you want to gain which will subconsciously filter anything else out.
4. whatever you just learned, recite it back to yourself and what the most interesting part of it was.
(and if you snap out of your focus, celebrate that victory that you were focused to begin with, and it'll all get easier with time).
After cutting and pasting this handy list, rewatch the video. Change the points into your own words, expand the list by adding points that you find significant.
i literally saw a video saying all this before clicking onto this one
thanks, my brain went on autopilot when i was watching video so it's good to have a short summary. hope i can read it all without going into autopilot..
I found that using my knowledge to defeat people in reddit debates helps me retain and understand what I read 100x
reddit ppl are pretty dumb also, so much to discuss there
same, i usually have the memory of a goldfish, but whenever i have debated a topic, i can remember that topic better
Setting intentions actually boost attention span, my method is, whenever I am doing ANYTHING, I do it with full intention and try to be as present in the moment so I have a control over my actions, so the outcome is more fruitful, and about reading, I just set my mind to, almost subconsciously convince my brain is that my only task now is to absorb everything thats written, analyse immediately and have an opinion, works everytime
"you know nature?" made me laugh so much😭😭
0:00 Boosting Reading Retention: The Key to Remembering More
1:28 Creating a Focused Reading Environment
2:02 Turning Off Autopilot Mode During Reading
2:36 Addressing the Problem of Losing Focus
3:08 The Power of Intentional Reading
3:50 Retaining Information for Long-Term Recall
Created by Snorvia AI chapter generator
I really like this, thanks for sharing. I would contend the third point, that you begin each reading with a specified intention. While I think this is good advice in general, it is important to remain flexible and open to new ideas and unexpected information from the reading.
That is great advice, what I would add right after that final step when you are summarize everything you read, to actually write it down somewhere and revisit it from time to time, with your opinions and own notes. Because in a year or two you won't simply remember all of that, it's impossible, but if you have your little summary to read back you will. This was life changing for me.
I use Obsidian to write everything down, i'll make a video about that on my channel in the future if anyone is interested.
I’m interested :)
I feel like I've been in autopilot since covid hit. I will take your advise on how to train my brain. Thanks for the fantastic tips, wish me luck!
An actual high quality and high yield video made by a solo creator? Is 2000s RUclips back??
this!!!!
man you're great, thank you for being with us!!
My method.
1) read a paragraph
2) write a note (using phone, pc or paper) about it without extra information, only facts. But in other words.
3) read your resume and describe it in 2 words
4) go on to the next paragraph till the chapter ends
5) look at your titles and retell everything you remember out loud. Check with the book
6) correct your notes
That's it. Takes a lot of time ~15 min per page. But makes you sure that you can remember every line in the book
resume?
@@pranjansana2598 probably meant summary
Great content - thanks for sharing this with us!
I'm really glad I came across this video , really found myself switching my brain off every 2 seconds
Just became your 1000th subscriber💯. Good work and congratulations.
Thanks, great tips! 🙏
Will watch some more videos of Yours and will subscribe too 😌
I love that you used a benchset to sit on while reading XD unique insight though! super funny and relatable too
thank you very much, i've learned something new
This dude is a sleeper build gigachad. Be aware folks.
VISUALISE... and live inside of the information. That's how you retain everything. You brain finds it a lot easier to recall a series of events if they are associated strongly with each other, ordered and organised. If you simply read and don't organise, you will forget it within a day or 2.
Thank you sir. ❤
All we need is the Feynman Technique. 💕☮🌎🌌
very good bro thank youu
It's also much easier to do this in the morning when the brain is most calm. The calmer, less turbulent the mind is when learning, the higher chance information will sink in. And at the end of it all, a good night's sleep will lock it into long term memory. Sleep is most important 💤💤💤
For a learner who is using neuroscience, these are effective, but what makes the difference is the encoding part and retrieval right. Read, connect with what you already know, mental image, mind map, retrieval with spaced repetition. That’s All
mostly we think future and past in autopilot mode, we need to live in present and conscious. now days I'm doing yoga and meditation it helps me to focus.
Well said!
Very interestingly, I've been practicing this focus for the last two days. I realised that even when I'm awake, I'm sort of asleep most of the time. So even when I'm bicycling I am trying to focus fully on the traffic.
great video bro. keep up the good work.
Great haircut dude
really liked this tips im subscribing
It’s funny I switched off to thsi video. I’m gonna go watch it again
Did you know that if you pour water on a rock the rock becomes wet
I notice that playing a game of Sudoku or similar logic puzzles helps to flip the switch in my head from autopilot to focused. They only take a few minutes and work quite well for me.
I smahed the subscribe button bro. I love this video
There's a book titled The master and his emissary, it's about how the left and right hemisphere cooperate.
Watching a sped up 5min video in 1.5x also makes the wandering thoughts disappear as you're forced to completely focus on the ideas you hear and you don't have time to subvocalize it. Ideally I think the best way to read is to focus on your inner voice like you're listening to a sped up vid as you'll be able to focus for way longer if you manage to rewire your brain to get used to it. Skimming is reading only the important words like nouns and verbs but the brain needs some time to really encode in short term memory hence why it's better to read slowly with subvocalisation.
This was super helpful thank you
That's exactly like some language learning courses. There's speaking, reading, and writing. Coincidentally, THAT reminds me of what people unintentionally do and when they overcome problems in math. There is reading the material. There is writing the material. There's speaking to the tutors who try to make it and make sense.
Quick question (to Riley): That winged man symbol looked like a symbol from Zoroastrianism at 3:25. You mentioned that you weren't interested in the pagan stuff, but is that symbol you showed from Zoroastrianism?
It's an Assyrian symbol for their Pagan god Ashur. I used it as a representation of Assyrian paganism. However, yes. Those two symbols are both very similar to each other in design.
@Riley46SelfHelp thanks
*skimming* past the *boring paragraphs* or *dull pages* ....?
Maybe
Or
Just *stick to it & Keep reading till you reach the end?
Merry Christmas 2024 everyone
Thank you for your valuable knowledge. In return I'd like to help you as well. Feel free to delete this comment after you've read it if you'd like. It's just for you. And it's intended to help you, and not embarrass you.
Replace your pillow case with a new one and avoid [pasteurized non-raw] dairy for 1 week and you have an 75%+ chance that all that your acne will clear up. Your pores are trying to get rid of a toxin either because the toxin is still coming in, your pores don't open and close well (collagen, i.e. bone broth), or they're blocked (dirty pillow case, constantly touching face, not scrubbing your face well enough in the shower; but usually all of the above).
Screenshot this comment. Then try it. If it works for you, feel free to do a video on it and take credit for it. Just take before and after pictures and log your diet as you do it. If it's not dairy, it's another food. Possibly some sort of additive. During this week swap your pillow cases and pillow-side like every 1-2 days. If that doesn't work, try a non-toxic no-scent, no-dye, no-perfume clear laundry detergent and do not use fabric softener or dryer sheets, which coats everything in pore-blocking gunk.
Good luck!
I like your books, but I found the Assyria book a bit disappointing. I wanted more information about the army and warfare. I'm 55, and have loved history all my life. The most entertaining history book(s) I have read is the Byzantium trilogy by John Julius Norwich. He is a brilliant narrative writer. Anyway good video, from one Reilly to another Riley !
The Assyria book was quite nice, but he doesn't go into much detail about the military. I'd love another book that does so because I am sure the Assyrian military was very unique at the time.
I might get Byzantium Trilogy considering I am still interested in learning Byzantine history.
Great job really enjoyed the video
bro has focusrite... VALIDD
Well you are a very special dude
Never trust somebody with a desk like that
never trust ict trader
Neat video, man 🙂
Dude hell yea. Somehow one of your first videos popped up and I decided to watch it. Only had like 100 views. Now you are already getting 19K? Crazy bro good for you.
yeah this video has impressed me.
You need some magic cream for your skin. My brother had an extreme case of pizza face. My father used to apply some special cream with flower dust on his face every night and now he has baby skin. I can ask what he used if you are interested.
Great video I needed just one like this but I've a problem is that when I enter flow state I try to check if Im in flow state or not like imagine "wait am I fully focused" that way I lose my flow idk how to fix on that part other than that its all good
I think I've done that before lol.
That's a common mental pattern and when that happens, I just reread a sentence or two and move on.
Thanks!
Does this help when it comes to studying ?
Yeah it does.
@ amazing I’ll try this out thank you so much
@@yomama4502did it work for you?
I liked the background music too it caught me off guard
Sorry ,ADHD and no time to recite everything after I read (this would not be practical) since I got like 4 biology text books I have deadlines for.
Nice tips ! keep it up
Hey man! great video. My only question is about step 2: focusing solely on the words. if extra unrelated thoughts don’t swim away, what would you recommend?
The idea is to focus on reading itself. When you're actually locked in and focusing on what the book is telling you, that should stop the distracting thoughts from swimming around.
You can try highlighting or underlining the words that are more meaningful to you in whatever you just read. The point is to engage with the text as you read. Ask questions, learn words and concepts, create mental schemes that help you simplify the information. Also, it becomes easier with practice. Start by focusing just on a couple of pages a day.
Source: I am an stressed psychology student that reads a shit ton of textbooks and dry scientific studies.
wonderful video. make us a summary on awaken the giants within, you show us what you retained, we get to a summary, win win
I could make Awaken The Giant Within an entire video.
ahh the negotiator
My two cents: just try to write something meaningful about parts of the text in the margins next to each part you think you can write something meaningful about. IMO that's the difference between actually gaining understanding versus accumulating illusory "insights". Why? Because it forces you to look at whether what you write has a meaningful relation to the text it's written next to or is just jumping off of it but then veering off into speculation.
Practical information.
good vid
Retain gang!
yeah right 😂😂😂
damn bro😱💪
Nice video! Keep it up
great video, 3:00 resonates greatly especially since I've recently been trying to read more non-fiction and read whatever seems interesting at a first glance, however the issue with that is after a few pages I disengage because like you said, I have absolutely no idea what I'm trying to get out of this book. Contrary to that if I go out and look for a book for a specific reason, give myself some questions I'm trying to answer by reading this book, I'm so much more likely to read it and actually take value from it.
brother i want highest marks in my class
but can't do how i can do
some quality stuff here
😂RAMSHAA
Thanks!
I hope you get popular king
What are the three black books on top?
On top of the pile
Twelve Caesars by Suetonius, Confessions by Augustan and Meditations by Marcus Aurelius
i followed those steps and naw i cant forget anything i would read , what i do naw ?
Got some book recommendations?
Depends on what you're looking for.
@ I guess what can you offer ?
In general I mostly read the mainstream boring bestsellers like atomic habits etc don’t get me wrong they are good but I want something that broadens my knowledge.
Im an it guy and just in my it bubble I know little about history say or other parts of life
@@naesone2653 I'm trying to find more underground works too, so I can't really give much. Sorry.
@ just be general maybe I really appreciate anything
@@naesone2653 Adam Grant has some fantastic stuff.
You could also check out Peter Hollins. He has some great stuff too
They're both good authors.
Yo bro I've just seen your channel pop up in my feed but your content is really to the point and wonderful
Bro Learn obsidian, read how to make smart notes it would help 100%
Your RUclips videos are such good quality imma watch them all keep it up dude!❤
Thank you so much brother. I really enjoyed your video. May the triple gem bless you, you are so knowledgable and eloquent, i am proud of you! I wrote what you said down in my own words in my notepad, thank you for sharing this with us! May you have much success and happiness in your life. Namo Buddhaya!
nice
i always have thoughts though
Nice
Does this help when it comes to prison life?
uhhhhh I don't think so
Amazing content and tips, keep going!!! I really like your hair aswell irs cool
26 - when struggle to retain info, its because 0:51 reason - why have this on and off switch is because - brain in hunter gather auto piolt , this is something very sinster, give you exact protcol how I read . What if choose . Study that nature improves cogntiive focus, nature alone . 2) monkey mind - when start reading , put your attention into flow state mode. might stay focused first 2 pages, but goes back auto piolt. brain is dienchaging - doesn't know what wants out of book, certain parts which through ( skimming 6 typos )
I think the nature tip is not the same for all. I for example can not read in nature. When i am in nature i focus on nature, i can't focus on books.
congrats on your 1k subs, thank you
Thank you!
You know what's wild?
When I uploaded this video, I was at 734. Now I wake up to 1k subscribers!
@@Riley46SelfHelp probably because many students have exams these days
why not directly read engaging books?😂
*important question* : I like to take notes of things I think are important in the book or E-book. Is It bad that I stop to write them down and I need to do the concentration process all over again or it is ok and I can keep reading?
your brain can re-engage with the book just fine. I'm usually able to read after taking notes.
@@Riley46SelfHelp thankyou for replying. You're a G. Deserved the like! 💪🤝
10/10 video. Concise but you thoroughly explained everything. Thank you.
Your thumbnail is backwards.
Thank You Friend
These tricks helped me a lot
I had the same problem i.e. I was not able to focus on my books and studies and had a very short attention span
but luckily your video popped up in my feed and helped me a lot
Thanks Once again
You earned a new Subscriber
You are far too underrated!! Thank you sm ❤
Nice video man keep up the good work
Also when I started watching this video without my glasses your facial hair wasn't visible so I was kinda shocked when I heard your manly voice 😂❤
hope this works when i am trying to study
thanks for the video man ❤
Where in aus u from brah
Good vid btw
South Australia
Please remember me/us when you get famous, like becoming huge creator. Anyways, this was a very informative video. Knowledge of the "Thinking Fast & Slow" get distilled down into a simple 4 mins video that ppl enjoy to watch
So how you retain everything in one read is that you don’t?
If I'm interested in the information or the story, then I would just focus God willing. Focusing on perfecting the mental circumstances may be more distracting. Thanks for the information though, we should examine it through verification.
if when you have to write essay about the book but you only read one page so you use as much sH!t talk to make it hit your essay goal was a video.
The actual Information itself is pretty valuable, thanks. But man....
U read so many books but still have to cut out takes almost after every sentence sayed? 😅
Good shit - No, unnecessary information has been said - all straight to the point (sub) 💪💪