Productive note taking 1. have accessories ready 2. have a question in mind before you start 3. highlighting resonating ideas after reading full page 4. Take notes after reading every single chapter using active recall 5. Write down 5-10 principles after reading producitvity/ skill book based on the initial questions 6. Review notes regularly (e.g. by transfering notes to computer)
1. Have your pen, highlighter, and bookmark ready 2. Write down on the front page of your book *your objective (why should I read this book?) 3. Highlight + Notate in your own words what's impactful for you *only after reading a page 4. Summarize *own words, what you've learned after each chapter 5. Write down your "Actionable Takeaways" *5-10 6. Review Notes Once or Twice a week *write it down and transfer to computer
@@zazzy1651 Hey, notion could be great for this! You can have your regular notes on a book gallary with tags for you to search up and look back on, I use it for almost everything. It's one of the most helpful tools to me, u should check it out if you're still interested in taking notes that way (lol I'm not even payed for this but I keep advertising Notion since its my fav thing ever, I'm in love with itttttttt)
I'm on a wave of reading self-help books this year and I've read many articles and watched various RUclips videos showing tips, but mostly they're oriented towards aiming good grades-which is very useful-but not when you're already outside the academic context. This one, I believe, suits with reading non-fiction books better. This is the first time I encountered asking yourself and going back to that question after each chapter to see how you'll implement it. I want to add on the last part that in addition to transferring notes to a computer (great for recall), one may reflect and review on how you've progressed in your personal and professional life after engaging with the book. Thank you. I seldom like videos (because they serve as bookmarks for me) and this one is one I'll definitely add to the list. (Wishful thinking, but what if the same could be done for novels? Or maybe that's too "nerdy" 😅)
This helped me so much for my school notes! I didn't notice all the stuff I'm doing wrong, and now I'm so much more effective, I remember everything. Helped a lot! Thanks!
Fantastic advice - thank you so much! I prefer to hand-write my favorite quotes from a digital copy of the book into a journal because it helps me remember more but I LOVE the idea of trying to summarize a whole chapter in your own words.
I like how I’m taking notes about taking effective notes, UPDATE the notes I’m currently taking are jealous. Jokes a side you gave me great tips thanks a lot man I’m implementing them today.
Book reading process 1. Think of a broader question before you start reading a book or a chapter of the book, this helps to have a vision while reading and you don’t loose interest. 2. Get ready with your journal, highlighter, pencil and pen - all the accessories you need while reading, to set the environment for reading. 3. Read a page, then highlight - don’t blindly highlight everything you read. Use a pencil to write short key words or notes (this helps to have active participation) 4. After completing a chapter, make your book notes in your journal - life up the important points, the key phrases and learning and write them down as it is. 5. The most important point, after you are done lifting the important pointers, use the second short journal to summarise the notes in your language without looking at any of the material. This is the ‘active recall technique’. 6. After completing the book, answer the question you initially were hunting in five good, summarised pointers- this helps you to review the book and gives you credible answers to your question which you could then put to practice. 7. As a habit, after you’re done with the above process and also done with a particular book, visit your notes frequently.
Your video answered all of my questions in my struggle to effectively reading and taking notes! As a graduate student who has been out of school for years, I struggle to get notes whike reading. I have been trying to get notes while I read, but that method breaks my concentration. Your recommendations are so simple and clearly effective. Thank you for sharing!
well thank you. great knowledge in thisvideo. actually Being consistent and persistent is little bit tough. but watching videos like yours fills a new spirit to start reading.
Your insights are amazing! I've thought a lot about how I can better retain information I'm reading, and your points on relating to the content with a question, summarizing, and revisiting the notes regularly is so good. Thank you.
Having a question in mind is amazing as it works for you to filter out what you need & increase your motivation as you said. Great video & I'm looking forward to your future videos
Confirmed some of my theories especially on taking notes after the chapter from memory as well as spaced repetition once a week. I’ll do mine on Saturday. Thank you sir.
Great points. And actually reading a book which you have interest in or why to find is good to go because eventually you'll end up reading it completely. I was actually looking out for how to retain what we have read. The notes from each chapter would help a lot. Thanks a lot. Gratitude 🙏
Your video is full of information I like the idea of highlighting the page after you read whole page because in the past I note that I highlight more than I need to highlight. I all also appreciate the idea of take note after you read each chapter of book. Because if we take note after the reading of full book then we will not gain more from the book and we will forget most of the thing from the book. Thanks brother for great tips.
Excellent tips.i used to take notes this way during literature review for my research. Felt so productive after successfully summarising several articles using these techniques over the years.
I actually don't take note from reading or watching at that time, but after one month,/months I take note from that topic I have read a monthe ago. This help me simple reference my notes. And easy remember topics. More understanding the topic
You highlighted a page.. I can't! But thank you for your insight. I've been trying to take notes when I'm reading, specially when I'm reading the nonfiction ones.
This is excellent, and quite helpful! I wanted to take notes while watching lol. I'd love to see more of your reading, note-taking, and organizing process.
I am following you on Instagram. But you are really awesome Guy and active learner I will share your videos on my channel too.. in future and my friends too. You are really nice guy. Thank Aun. Love from India❤️🇮🇳
I need to develop my note taking skills, but I think I’m wasting a lot of time due to my current ability. My thinking is that the extra time spent developing the skill will benefit any future learning. I’ll set a goal of 1 book with notes per fortnight. Though I’d prefer to read 1 book per week.
I like the points about highlighting after reading the page and thinking about it for a while and taking notes after reading the chapter, its all too easy to mistake recognition with recall!
Hello professor Thank you so much for your help and advice, I really appreciate your job. I wish you peace and happiness under the sky of prosperity. All the best. Take care and have a good time. Your follower from Algeria
Loved this video Aun. I constantly used to give up midway reading a book but now I've some good tips to overcome that shortcoming. Thanks alott for this and love from India💫💜
Thank you! your advice gave me a solid outline for note taking/ information retention practice. I also like the idea of transferring physical notes to a laptop, that will help with information retention.
Would you mind giving some examples of questions to ask before reading a book? And how many questions should I have in mind? Eg. financial books like Rich Dad, Poor Dad, E Myth ext
This was really helpful! Could you clarify what you mean by having a question in mind? For example, “what do I want to take away from this book” or something more specific?
Something a bit more specific depending on the book. For example, Atomic Habits by James Clear A question would be, which habit can I create and which habit can I stop. Frame the book by a habit you want to create and get rid of.
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Productive note taking
1. have accessories ready
2. have a question in mind before you start
3. highlighting resonating ideas after reading full page
4. Take notes after reading every single chapter using active recall
5. Write down 5-10 principles after reading producitvity/ skill book based on the initial questions
6. Review notes regularly (e.g. by transfering notes to computer)
The notes of this video😊🤣....thx a lot
thanks
The best people are the people who summarize videos in the comments 😂🫶🏼
Thank you
Good job bro @kafka65
I read the whole book first. I read it again and take notes and make a presentation from it.
Very helpful ❤
I love this idea!
Finally! A person who doesnt ramble on for 2 minutes before getting to the point! This was brilliantly to the point. Thank you!
“Ask yourself a question before you begin…” WOW thank you!
It's simple but effective.
The idea to summarize a chapter with my own words is fantastic. Thank you!
This video deserves more views 😭
Thank you my friend! Appreciate the support. Please share 👍📚
It definitely does this is great... it’s just what I needed
Doesn’t if that’s not what people are looking for..
Really! This is so practical
For real 🥀
1. Have your pen, highlighter, and bookmark ready
2. Write down on the front page of your book *your objective (why should I read this book?)
3. Highlight + Notate in your own words what's impactful for you *only after reading a page
4. Summarize *own words, what you've learned after each chapter
5. Write down your "Actionable Takeaways" *5-10
6. Review Notes Once or Twice a week *write it down and transfer to computer
The video was short, yet so precise, useful and actually informative. With no fluff.
Thank you for highlighting a whole page just for the sake of demonstrating to us ^-^
Commitment to the cause.
@@AunAbdi what's the app u have been using to digitise?
@@zazzy1651 Hey, notion could be great for this! You can have your regular notes on a book gallary with tags for you to search up and look back on, I use it for almost everything. It's one of the most helpful tools to me, u should check it out if you're still interested in taking notes that way (lol I'm not even payed for this but I keep advertising Notion since its my fav thing ever, I'm in love with itttttttt)
@@사랑사라 I hear so much positive things about Notion so I'm going to try it outtt
I'm on a wave of reading self-help books this year and I've read many articles and watched various RUclips videos showing tips, but mostly they're oriented towards aiming good grades-which is very useful-but not when you're already outside the academic context.
This one, I believe, suits with reading non-fiction books better. This is the first time I encountered asking yourself and going back to that question after each chapter to see how you'll implement it.
I want to add on the last part that in addition to transferring notes to a computer (great for recall), one may reflect and review on how you've progressed in your personal and professional life after engaging with the book.
Thank you. I seldom like videos (because they serve as bookmarks for me) and this one is one I'll definitely add to the list. (Wishful thinking, but what if the same could be done for novels? Or maybe that's too "nerdy" 😅)
Exactly. This isn't for good grades but more self-learning.
same here
Your clarity and precision in explaining are truly admirable.
Wow, thank you so much. I've watched note taking videos and I only understand yours actually.
That's great. So glad it provided value 👍📚
BANGER. 5 mins. straight to the point. Thank you sir
This helped me so much for my school notes! I didn't notice all the stuff I'm doing wrong, and now I'm so much more effective, I remember everything. Helped a lot! Thanks!
another thing that personally helps me, especially while reading textbooks, is making headlines for the paragraphs
Yes that's great as well!
Fantastic advice - thank you so much! I prefer to hand-write my favorite quotes from a digital copy of the book into a journal because it helps me remember more but I LOVE the idea of trying to summarize a whole chapter in your own words.
Best video on this subject! I can’t believe I m one year late for it
I believe the most important point you made was summarize every chapter. Very useful thank you very much
Highlighters rules!
Bestttttt best besttt video about book reading and taking notes.
Hope I will apply this during my journey
Wish you the best
#2 definitely filled in the blank as to why I'm not eager to read a specific book somedays. Thanks Aun!
I like how I’m taking notes about taking effective notes, UPDATE the notes I’m currently taking are jealous. Jokes a side you gave me great tips thanks a lot man I’m implementing them today.
Haha You’re welcome 👍📚
Book reading process
1. Think of a broader question before you start reading a book or a chapter of the book, this helps to have a vision while reading and you don’t loose interest.
2. Get ready with your journal, highlighter, pencil and pen - all the accessories you need while reading, to set the environment for reading.
3. Read a page, then highlight - don’t blindly highlight everything you read. Use a pencil to write short key words or notes (this helps to have active participation)
4. After completing a chapter, make your book notes in your journal - life up the important points, the key phrases and learning and write them down as it is.
5. The most important point, after you are done lifting the important pointers, use the second short journal to summarise the notes in your language without looking at any of the material. This is the ‘active recall technique’.
6. After completing the book, answer the question you initially were hunting in five good, summarised pointers- this helps you to review the book and gives you credible answers to your question which you could then put to practice.
7. As a habit, after you’re done with the above process and also done with a particular book, visit your notes frequently.
thanks so much
The notes of this video😊🤣....thx a lot
Thanks dude✌️
Your video answered all of my questions in my struggle to effectively reading and taking notes! As a graduate student who has been out of school for years, I struggle to get notes whike reading. I have been trying to get notes while I read, but that method breaks my concentration. Your recommendations are so simple and clearly effective. Thank you for sharing!
Glad it was helpful!
Trying to ask this question on your Instagram Live many times before... now you made a video !! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 thank you so much for sharing 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Yes my friend. I have received this question a lot and thought I would create a video 👍📚 Hope you found it useful.
well thank you. great knowledge in thisvideo.
actually Being consistent and persistent is little bit tough. but watching videos like yours fills a new spirit to start reading.
Yes better to read a little often, than a lot infrequently
Your insights are amazing! I've thought a lot about how I can better retain information I'm reading, and your points on relating to the content with a question, summarizing, and revisiting the notes regularly is so good. Thank you.
So glad it provided value 👍📚
Having a question in mind is amazing as it works for you to filter out what you need & increase your motivation as you said. Great video & I'm looking forward to your future videos
Yes it does. It's been the most effective technique I've found when reading.
Your video was full of useful information and surprisingly short. I really enjoyed watching it!
You’re welcome 👍📚
Thank you! This was insightful. I especially appreciated the tip of reading the page/chapter first before gighlighting or notetaking
Aun: I have been reading 1.5 books per week.
Me looking at his bloody red eye: Yup, I believe you.
Great tips! Just what I needed to go on my self-help book reading marathon.
You’re welcome 👍📚
Confirmed some of my theories especially on taking notes after the chapter from memory as well as spaced repetition once a week. I’ll do mine on Saturday. Thank you sir.
Great points. And actually reading a book which you have interest in or why to find is good to go because eventually you'll end up reading it completely. I was actually looking out for how to retain what we have read. The notes from each chapter would help a lot.
Thanks a lot. Gratitude 🙏
Very nice of you to share such helpful information with us. thankyou so much
You’re welcome 👍📚
Your video is full of information I like the idea of highlighting the page after you read whole page because in the past I note that I highlight more than I need to highlight. I all also appreciate the idea of take note after you read each chapter of book. Because if we take note after the reading of full book then we will not gain more from the book and we will forget most of the thing from the book. Thanks brother for great tips.
Thank you for your video that what I was looking for!
You’re welcome! Happy reading. 👌📚
Its quite obvious you are a passionate reader. Thank you
this channel is a gem. 💎
Thank you my friend 👌📚
Excellent video. Everything to the point and presented in a logical manner. I’ve learned about ideas I need to try out for myself.
Excited to try these. Thank you
You’re welcome! Happy reading. 👌📚
This is the best note-taking video I've seen on RUclips. Thank you!
Well done, Aun! This video is crushing it and deservingly so!
Thanks Bjorn. 🙏📚
Excellent tips.i used to take notes this way during literature review for my research. Felt so productive after successfully summarising several articles using these techniques over the years.
I actually don't take note from reading or watching at that time, but after one month,/months I take note from that topic I have read a monthe ago. This help me simple reference my notes. And easy remember topics. More understanding the topic
The thumbnail is so fitting! I want to read the exact same book effectively!
It's one of my favourites! 👍📚
simply wow... Thanks alot for the tips...
You’re welcome! Happy reading. 👌📚
Thanks for the video, very useful!
You’re welcome! Happy reading. 👌📚
Thank you friend, its exactly what I needed
That’s great Abin!! 👍📚
Very good! I will adopt some of the points.
Best of luck Latoya
You highlighted a page.. I can't! But thank you for your insight. I've been trying to take notes when I'm reading, specially when I'm reading the nonfiction ones.
All for the filming :)
This is excellent, and quite helpful! I wanted to take notes while watching lol. I'd love to see more of your reading, note-taking, and organizing process.
Thank you Nico. I will do more videos on this topic. Thanks!
Very good advice...thanks.
You’re welcome! Happy reading. 👌📚
THIS VIDEO CHANGE MY LIFE, I LOOOVVEE THISS VIDEO SO BADDDDDD
me too
So glad it provided value 👍📚
This is indeed really helpful. Thanks man!
Yes😊
I am following you on Instagram.
But you are really awesome Guy and active learner I will share your videos on my channel too.. in future and my friends too. You are really nice guy. Thank Aun. Love from India❤️🇮🇳
You’re welcome 👍📚
After watching this a second time a few days later I was able to pick up a few things. Great video
Thanks so much!
Thank you so much Aun for such great tips!
Good luck with the channel and keep the good work.
Take care!!
THIS WAS VERY HELPFUL THANKS
You’re welcome! Happy reading. 👌📚
You already know is a good tehinque when the video is divided in multipe scenes
👌
I need to develop my note taking skills, but I think I’m wasting a lot of time due to my current ability.
My thinking is that the extra time spent developing the skill will benefit any future learning.
I’ll set a goal of 1 book with notes per fortnight. Though I’d prefer to read 1 book per week.
I love this for its efficiency and because it coincidentally works well with how I read and I take notes!!! #respect
this is solid info, thank you!
You’re welcome 👍📚
THESE ARE GREAT GREAT TIPS！！！
You’re welcome! Happy reading. 👌📚
Hello, really enjoyed this video. Very helpful. Thank you
You’re welcome 👍📚
Thank you very much for this video!
These are great points Aun, I look forward to using point #2 for my next book. Thank you for sharing!
So glad it provided value 👍📚
i can feel my life changing after implementing theses in my life 🥰
So glad to hear it. Best of luck 👍📚
Underrated video💔💔
❤️
Thank you this is really helpful
You’re welcome 👍📚
Thanks alot man
You’re welcome 👍📚
I like the points about highlighting after reading the page and thinking about it for a while and taking notes after reading the chapter, its all too easy to mistake recognition with recall!
Yes it is easy to forget.
It should go viral, fantastic reminder. One of the best content video. Fabulous idea, taking notes is soooo crucial. Thanks
So glad it provided value 👍📚
Hello professor
Thank you so much for your help and advice,
I really appreciate your job. I wish you peace and happiness under the sky of prosperity.
All the best.
Take care and have a good time.
Your follower from Algeria
2:14 This part is so relatable to me! Thanks my friend...The video made my day !! All 6 points are super helpful !😊😊
You’re welcome 👍📚
Loved this video Aun. I constantly used to give up midway reading a book but now I've some good tips to overcome that shortcoming. Thanks alott for this and love from India💫💜
I will be releasing a new video on Monday about how to finish more books.
Thank you! your advice gave me a solid outline for note taking/ information retention practice. I also like the idea of transferring physical notes to a laptop, that will help with information retention.
Subscribing immediately after viewing this video! Thank you for your simplicity, brevity and clarity!
This was so helpful! Thank you!
You’re welcome 👍📚
This was formidable! Thank you so much!
Great tips! Simple and easy to follow.
You’re welcome 👍📚
Love this video, Youv’e gained a new subscriber!
Great to have you.
Would you mind giving some examples of questions to ask before reading a book?
And how many questions should I have in mind?
Eg. financial books like Rich Dad, Poor Dad, E Myth ext
For Rich Dad Poor Dad, it could be 'how can I have a better approach to finance?'
@@AunAbdi what if books like the alchemist?
@@dikym just the quotes not anything else. no need to take notes in fiction
@@kenadams9024 ok, thanks
Assalamu Alaikum and Thank you for the video
You’re welcome 👍📚
best video I've seen on this topic thank you
It's very useful. Thanks
You’re welcome 👍📚
That's the video I've been searching for! Thanks for your tips💡
Hello Aun,it's 06.00 a.m.in germany and I can only say ,thank you for your'e great video.
Top work champ !! 🙏
Thank you Gautam
Thank you for this insightful video!✨
Excellent suggestions, thank you! I do have Scrivener and will use it for this also.
Crazy. This is exactly the book I’m trying to take notes on!
That’s great!! 👍📚
This video is a masterpiece!
Ahhh, good idea to go back and highlight after reading. If it isn't a super long chapter, that would work for my style.
Thank you so much for this!!!
You’re welcome 👍📚
This was really helpful! Could you clarify what you mean by having a question in mind? For example, “what do I want to take away from this book” or something more specific?
Something a bit more specific depending on the book. For example, Atomic Habits by James Clear A question would be, which habit can I create and which habit can I stop. Frame the book by a habit you want to create and get rid of.
Thank you so much!
@@AunAbdi thanks for this response and for the video. You’re the man
@@MAI-ip5du You’re welcome! Happy reading. 👌📚
Nice books on the shelf
Short, helpful, to the point. Thanks, brother!
So helpful and straightforward. Subscribed!
You’re welcome! Happy reading. 👌📚
Thank you brother, it really helped me, and Im sure that this method will work, wht i gotta do is just to be consistent with it🖤