Medieval Europe's Learning Methods that Produced Worldclass Artists | Mediaeval Apprenticeship

Medieval Europe's architecture and artworks represent the accumulated skills of numerous artisans and engineers of the medieval era who initially started their journey as an apprentice to some master.
Medieval Europe's Teaching and Learning Methods produced some of the most skilful artisans of history who achieved great artistic feats by erecting the great gothic cathedrals of Europe without blueprints or books and by creating great works of art.
What was so special about their learning method and how did it work, lets go 800 years back into the past to understand that -
This video will teach you how to learn faster based on medieval Europe's learning methods and science of learning. Let us discuss the most effective scientifically proven way of learning faster.
TimeStamps
Intro 00:00
Medieval Europe 01:41
Natural Approach To Learning 04:48
Deliberate practice 05:27
What happens inside your brain when you start learning something new - 06:29
Tacit Knowledge - 06:52
10000 hours rule - 09:39
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Mastery by Robert Greene - amzn.to/3vK913J
IKIGAI - amzn.to/3vPbHxH
Flow - The Psychology Of Optimal Experience - amzn.to/3vJvP4l
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Hey just found your channel I can tell I will like it this was the first video I watched. I'm a fan of Robert Greene and Maxwell aswell. I will add as you said 10000 hours rule is the rule for mastery to be the best of the best in a given niche. However an eclectic and anyone who is not interested in being the best of the best there is a much easier "dipping your toes" rule. Most skills only require 20 hours to get to a proficient level. While it might take 10000 hours of practice to make it onto a national sports team. 20 hours of practice you could probably get some playtime on a local community team. It is definitely a priority thing. Do you want to be the best of the best at one thing or well-rounded in multiple fields, schools, trades, hobbies? Theres no right answer it all comes down to the person.