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In computer science, we call this tutorial hell, where a person keeps consuming programming tutorials (Theory) without building any real-world app/program (Actions).
I can confirm that. I was stuck in tutorial hell for many months. I had a project I wanted to build and my initial route was to learn how to implement each functionality BEFORE starting the building phase. Well it was frustrating I couldn't understand the teachings in the tutorials, I almost wanted to give up until I decided to start building my project and see how that goes. Surprisingly as I am writing this only into 1 month and half I have built 50% of the functionalities. My strategy now is only go back to tutorial or theory when I need explanation specifically for what I am struggling with.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🚀 *Reflect on your learning experiences to master the skill of learning and progression; this is crucial for mastering anything in life.* 00:27 🔄 *The general framework for continuous learning involves Theory, Action, and Reflection; read theory, take action, reflect on feedback, and repeat the process.* 00:40 📚 *In the initial phases, prioritize action over theory to avoid getting stuck; many waste years on theory without taking meaningful action.* 01:22 🔄 *Theory is potential knowledge, but action is essential to unlock knowledge specific to your unique traits; adjust your action-to-theory ratio over time.* 02:05 🤝 *Speed up continuous learning by hanging out with like-minded people; it makes the action phase more enjoyable, improves reflection, and enhances the theory phase.* 02:33 🧑🏫 *Consider getting a coach to accelerate your learning; a good coach provides guidance in the action phase, helps you reflect on the right things, and offers relevant theories for your situation.* 03:01 🎵 *Master the skill of your choice by taking action, avoiding theory traps, and incorporating feedback from reflection; having a coach or like-minded companions accelerates the process.* Made with HARPA AI
Here are the key points from the script: **General Framework for Continuous Learning** - The general framework for continuous learning consists of three steps: Theory, Action, and Reflection. - This process involves reading up on the theory and general concepts of the skill you want to learn, taking action, reflecting on that action and the feedback received, and then repeating the process. **The Importance of Action Over Theory** - In the early stages of learning a new skill, it's recommended to focus less on theory and more on action. - Many people get stuck in the theory phase and never start taking action. - Theory is potential knowledge, but it's wasted if not acted upon. - You can't predict how you, with your unique physical and psychological traits, will respond when trying to implement certain theories. This knowledge is only unlocked through action. **Adjusting the Action to Theory Ratio** - People have different preferences for their action to theory ratio. - It's hard to know your preference in the beginning, and it's probably better to focus more on action and reflection. - As you progress, you can start to adjust your action to theory ratio. **Speeding Up the Process of Continuous Learning** - The two main ways to speed up the process of continuous learning are through hanging out with like-minded people and through coaching. - Like-minded people can make the action phase more fun, improve the reflection phase by offering different perspectives, and help filter out bad theories. - A good coach, who has already walked the path you're trying to walk, can push you in the action phase, make you reflect on the right things, and provide you with the necessary theory. **Conclusion** - Start taking action, don't get stuck in theory. - Speed up the process by getting a coach or hanging out with like-minded people, or both. - Repeat the process and you will master the skill of your choice. By ChatGPT4
@@Jakob127 It's not a summary unfortunately. Summary omits details and one would have to watch the video again if they find gaps in recalling the video. Instead this serves as a reminder. As long as one has watched the video then they can revise/recall by quickly scanning this in seconds. Actually that's what I do.
I think the Reflection part is really important. Many people know the 'don't use learn Theory' part, but then they just take action repeatedly without reflecting on the outcomes of their actions.
@@prrithwirajbarman8389 Try Reflecting about the reasons you commited these mistakes to begin. If the jokes you make constantly end up upsetting people, start thinking about *why* you did these jokes in the first place. If you're scared of talking to someone, think about why it scares you.
Hey, great work! I was once trapped in the theory phase for many years. I thought if i just would read enough books and study enough online courses I eventually would reach all my goals. I'm glad I got out of this rabbit hole by myself - would've needed this video a few years ago. But great video anyway :-)
Video Summary: The video discusses a framework for continuous learning: theory, action, and reflection. It emphasizes the importance of taking action and reflecting on the feedback received. It also suggests that hanging out with like-minded people or getting a coach can speed up the learning process. - 00:00 The general framework for continuous learning consists of theory, action, and reflection. - 01:33 To speed up continuous learning, it is recommended to focus on action and reflection, and to hang out with like-minded people or get a coach.
0:43 - 1:10 Bro this is really me. I have to increase my action-taking and reduce theory stuff. Thanks for highlighting that, been theorizing for years.
thats actually so great advice. Today we have many free sources of theory and so many people including me stuck in theory rather than act. Thanks for that.
I'm not one to comment on videos but I had to say that this a very well constructed, to the point- video. This is very important for anyone who is learning, to understand. So simple, yet so many books written about just this one topic. Good luck and keep making awesome content.
00:02 Mastering the art of continuous learning 00:25 Continuous learning framework: Theory, action, and reflection. 00:48 Theory is potential knowledge but it is wasted knowledge if you don't take action. 01:13 Theory can only be unlocked through action 01:39 Start with action and reflection, adjust later 02:00 Coaching and like-minded people make continuous learning more enjoyable and productive. 02:18 A good coach can help you improve and filter out bad theories. 02:41 Take action and reflect to master a skill Crafted by Merlin AI.
Honestly, I am currently learning Frontend web development and today I actually said "Doing reviews of JS" -- and this video was a needed punch, I need to build more. -- great video.
For me, the movement that the action creates is what keeps me going and so I'd always bet on action because without it I might not be still doing the thing
highlighted: [00:00-00:13] Emphasizes the importance of reflecting on experiences in learning and progressing, suggesting that mastering the skill of learning is crucial for overall mastery. [00:13-00:27] Introduces a general framework for continuous learning, which includes Theory, Action, and Reflection, and outlines the cyclical process of reading theory, taking action, reflecting on feedback, and repeating. [00:40-00:53] Advises minimizing the focus on theory in the early stages of learning a new skill, warning against getting trapped in theory without taking action. [01:08-01:22] Highlights the limitation of theory, pointing out that personal experience and action are necessary to gain practical knowledge. [01:50-02:05] Suggests two main ways to accelerate learning: engaging with like-minded individuals and seeking coaching. Explains how like-minded individuals enhance the action and reflection phases and improve theory discussion. [02:33-02:48] Discusses the benefits of a good coach in guiding through the action phase, aiding in reflection on pertinent issues, and providing relevant theory tailored to the learner's needs. "Mastering the Art of Continuous Learning" are: Reflective Thinking: Understanding the value of reflecting on learning experiences to enhance progress and mastery in any field. Balancing Theory and Action: Recognizing the importance of balancing theoretical knowledge with practical action. This includes: Minimizing early focus on theory to avoid getting trapped in inaction. Understanding that theory is valuable but requires action to be truly beneficial. Practical Application: Emphasizing the need to put theoretical knowledge into practice to gain experience and personalized understanding. Community Engagement: The skill of engaging with like-minded individuals to: Enhance enjoyment and motivation during the action phase. Improve the quality of reflection through shared perspectives and experiences. Refine understanding of theories through discussion and collaborative filtering. Seeking Mentorship: Recognizing the value of coaching for personalized guidance. Using mentorship for focused action, effective reflection, and relevant theoretical knowledge. capabilities and their sub-capabilities essential for effective continuous learning: Integrative Learning: The ability to combine different aspects of learning effectively. This includes: Theory Integration: Assimilating theoretical knowledge as a foundation for skills. Action-Oriented Learning: Translating theoretical understanding into practical action. Critical Reflection: The capacity to analyze and reflect on one's learning experiences and progress. This encompasses: Self-Evaluation: Regularly assessing one's learning process and outcomes. Feedback Utilization: Using feedback from actions to refine future learning strategies. Adaptive Skill Development: The skill to adjust learning approaches based on experience. This involves: Theory-Action Balance: Knowing when to focus more on theory versus practical action. Personalization of Learning: Tailoring learning strategies to fit one's unique traits and responses. Community Interaction: Engaging with others to enhance the learning process. This includes: Collaborative Learning: Sharing and discussing ideas and experiences with peers. Perspective Exchange: Gaining different viewpoints from like-minded individuals. Mentorship Utilization: Leveraging guidance from more experienced individuals. This involves: Action Guidance: Receiving direction for practical application. Theory Application: Learning how to apply theory effectively in real-world scenarios.
Thank you so much, Ive been thinking alot about this topic for so long and you sum it up, explain and demonstrate the information in such a beautiful and comprehensive way! I love this style of yt videos, like IMBeggar. Wish you tons of subscribers and successes 🥰
Stumbling upon Kolb's Learning Cycle (Experience, Reflection, Theorization, Application) changed the way I learn and even teach. It's a great framework that moves around from abstract to concrete to abstract again.
16million likes but only 3600 views and 17 comments. Yehhh RUclips wtf. Great video. I read on comment of someone and it describes it pretty much. The simple white dashboard is refreshing and feels good to watch
I feel like this is very situational. People learning a subject like math or physics probably should start with more action (solve problems) then go back and try to understand the "why". People who are trying to learn a physical skill need to be aware that learning proper technique as early as possible will prevent bad habits and a limiting skill set. Using a quality coach or video, start slow, getting feedback on your technique then practice your 10,000 hours.
For me. All you have to do is that 1: Find a coach in a website or even irl if you want 2: Instal a automatic payement. So you don't have to think to pay him Bonus: Buy books and pick some info. It's not bad if you don"t even read the entire book. It's just here to help you
Learning by doing works best for those with ADHD. Instead of getting stuck in theory, focus on the practical side. It suits your learning style and keeps you out of the theoretical trap.
Bravo, incredible delivery! In my reflection of my learning journey, learning is living and living is learning. A love of learning is a true expression of humility and it produces a love of life that most seek! I, as many, learned by not just failing, but finding shortcuts to failing as if that was key to understand how to succeed lol. -Yet, as with many, would perpetuate ideas / theory and jump right to reflection again without ever taking action- reasoning myself right past action. If ideas could produce a perfected product without the early and ugly initial mock ups, we would still lose out on all the great lessons we would’ve learned and life we would’ve experienced along the way for future generations/iterations. Your mind can be further fashioned AND you can even sharpen the tool of learning itself! Reflection alone not only stunts growth but invites egoism making it much more difficult to live out theory through action. I’m about to watch all your videos, you nailed the instructional design of your content. Well done!
You could have given an example of some work to explain this better. For example, trying a maths question before learning how it's done. Ofcourse, you won't be able to solve it, but after trying, if you learn the approach, you would be like "ooooooh, so that's how its done" (relatable, right?). "Some lessons have to be experienced before they can be understood" - Michael Batnick
"You can't predict how you, with your unique physical and psychological traits, will respond when trying to implement certain theories. This knowledge is only unlocked through action." OUCH
be a relentless experimenter. The most valuable information you'll have for yourself will only be found thru actions literally. That's data that can't be predicted
I had to say that this a very well constructed, to the point- video. Can you provide us the course of this type of editing video or maybe any kind of the sources that used too far. Not getting the exact way to be part of motion video editing. @outperformMP
Bro just wanna know how much time it took to edit this video. I'm a video editor. A little more the a beginner, your quality is top-notch sfx are also good, animation are also good. I'm like how can a person do this. I know how difficult it is. If you are free, can you just give me 5 minutes of your time and tell me. What do I have to do to edit like you. And your channel is new so there are no views but I'm damn sure you will cross millions as your ctr and watch time is good. A little small request, Don't forget us when you reach new heights.
A very good video 👏 Thank you for creating it. There is one thing I am wondering about. When you referred to a "coach" were you aware of the difference between a "coach" vs. a "mentor"? I feel like the word mentor would fit more in the context.
Is there a coach here who wouldn't mind sharing their experience? I just want to become a coach and a leader. But I have a hard time doing everything myself. And... I hope there won't be any problems with the fact that I'm Belarusian:)
Great Video Man! I am working on starting a RUclips channel for technical topics, and I'd love make illustration like the ones you do in your videos. What tool do you use?
Theory Action ...Reflection Fuck the Theory..just Do it Wasted if you dont use Practice is not Theory Hand on stove...action..wisdom Mentorship and Association Coach and Discussion Join a group with a Leader
My perspective is, we have to invest our time on it whether we spend in theory or practical the more we think about the subject(its reading or practical) the more knowledge we can gain which helps to grow more on our field. Finaly whever we learn in books we have to implement in practical.
say theory is your subjects / lessons / notes / classes . Action is your exams . Reflection is your marks. how do u focus more on action and reflection first if you did not learn ur theory part ? shouldn't we be sure with the theory so we can take the test/exam and then reflect on the marks u got ?
It doesn't matter what tool he uses. If you have foundational animations knowledge, you could pull this off with any tool. I used Davinci Resolve for my main channel but most knowledge comes from AE.
Thank you. You made a very good and informative Video, but your audio editing needs some polishing. Maybe it's just that you are too close to the microphone but when you speak your "T-" and "P-" sound very hard
Just bought a pop-filter for that exact purpose:) Already have some new videos stacked up, so probably won’t come into effect until after 3 or 4 videos
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Can you say ,what tool do you use to make this video?
Hi can you please give examples on videos like this to make it more practical?
What animation program do you use?
In computer science, we call this tutorial hell, where a person keeps consuming programming tutorials (Theory) without building any real-world app/program (Actions).
Was about to comment this. Been a victim myself and wasted one whole year during lockdown 😂
I can confirm that. I was stuck in tutorial hell for many months. I had a project I wanted to build and my initial route was to learn how to implement each functionality BEFORE starting the building phase. Well it was frustrating I couldn't understand the teachings in the tutorials, I almost wanted to give up until I decided to start building my project and see how that goes. Surprisingly as I am writing this only into 1 month and half I have built 50% of the functionalities. My strategy now is only go back to tutorial or theory when I need explanation specifically for what I am struggling with.
@@dreamsachiever212Good job bro, That's how it's supposed to be
@@ritiktyagi1926 thanks
@GabrielOliveira-ln8je for sure. But it is very easy to get stuck in theory trying to absorb everything before actually practicing.
The theory part is so true, but then watching this video itself is the theory part. People who never took actions won't get it
When it comes to history what’s the action phase?
Ah yahh
I'm actually applying to a machinist apprenticeship to get the action part in.
@@sanjairaj3532 maybe answer some questions related to the theory phase
i think thats why he made the video so short
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 🚀 *Reflect on your learning experiences to master the skill of learning and progression; this is crucial for mastering anything in life.*
00:27 🔄 *The general framework for continuous learning involves Theory, Action, and Reflection; read theory, take action, reflect on feedback, and repeat the process.*
00:40 📚 *In the initial phases, prioritize action over theory to avoid getting stuck; many waste years on theory without taking meaningful action.*
01:22 🔄 *Theory is potential knowledge, but action is essential to unlock knowledge specific to your unique traits; adjust your action-to-theory ratio over time.*
02:05 🤝 *Speed up continuous learning by hanging out with like-minded people; it makes the action phase more enjoyable, improves reflection, and enhances the theory phase.*
02:33 🧑🏫 *Consider getting a coach to accelerate your learning; a good coach provides guidance in the action phase, helps you reflect on the right things, and offers relevant theories for your situation.*
03:01 🎵 *Master the skill of your choice by taking action, avoiding theory traps, and incorporating feedback from reflection; having a coach or like-minded companions accelerates the process.*
Made with HARPA AI
Thx
Here are the key points from the script:
**General Framework for Continuous Learning**
- The general framework for continuous learning consists of three steps: Theory, Action, and Reflection.
- This process involves reading up on the theory and general concepts of the skill you want to learn, taking action, reflecting on that action and the feedback received, and then repeating the process.
**The Importance of Action Over Theory**
- In the early stages of learning a new skill, it's recommended to focus less on theory and more on action.
- Many people get stuck in the theory phase and never start taking action.
- Theory is potential knowledge, but it's wasted if not acted upon.
- You can't predict how you, with your unique physical and psychological traits, will respond when trying to implement certain theories. This knowledge is only unlocked through action.
**Adjusting the Action to Theory Ratio**
- People have different preferences for their action to theory ratio.
- It's hard to know your preference in the beginning, and it's probably better to focus more on action and reflection.
- As you progress, you can start to adjust your action to theory ratio.
**Speeding Up the Process of Continuous Learning**
- The two main ways to speed up the process of continuous learning are through hanging out with like-minded people and through coaching.
- Like-minded people can make the action phase more fun, improve the reflection phase by offering different perspectives, and help filter out bad theories.
- A good coach, who has already walked the path you're trying to walk, can push you in the action phase, make you reflect on the right things, and provide you with the necessary theory.
**Conclusion**
- Start taking action, don't get stuck in theory.
- Speed up the process by getting a coach or hanging out with like-minded people, or both.
- Repeat the process and you will master the skill of your choice.
By ChatGPT4
nice, but honestly I think reading this would take me longer then 3 minutes.
@@Jakob127 It's not a summary unfortunately. Summary omits details and one would have to watch the video again if they find gaps in recalling the video. Instead this serves as a reminder. As long as one has watched the video then they can revise/recall by quickly scanning this in seconds. Actually that's what I do.
@@pdcx Ok that makes some sense
I think the Reflection part is really important. Many people know the 'don't use learn Theory' part, but then they just take action repeatedly without reflecting on the outcomes of their actions.
But even if they do, they keep making the same mistakes again and again. How to stop this.
@@prrithwirajbarman8389 Try Reflecting about the reasons you commited these mistakes to begin. If the jokes you make constantly end up upsetting people, start thinking about *why* you did these jokes in the first place. If you're scared of talking to someone, think about why it scares you.
right
Hey, great work!
I was once trapped in the theory phase for many years. I thought if i just would read enough books and study enough online courses I eventually would reach all my goals.
I'm glad I got out of this rabbit hole by myself - would've needed this video a few years ago. But great video anyway :-)
Thank you! Glad you liked it!
This video reminds of the concept of: Start then Learn. Taking actions right away prevent you from procrastinating.
Video Summary:
The video discusses a framework for continuous learning: theory, action, and reflection. It emphasizes the importance of taking action and reflecting on the feedback received. It also suggests that hanging out with like-minded people or getting a coach can speed up the learning process.
- 00:00 The general framework for continuous learning consists of theory, action, and reflection.
- 01:33 To speed up continuous learning, it is recommended to focus on action and reflection, and to hang out with like-minded people or get a coach.
0:43 - 1:10
Bro this is really me. I have to increase my action-taking and reduce theory stuff. Thanks for highlighting that, been theorizing for years.
thats actually so great advice. Today we have many free sources of theory and so many people including me stuck in theory rather than act. Thanks for that.
I'm not one to comment on videos but I had to say that this a very well constructed, to the point- video. This is very important for anyone who is learning, to understand. So simple, yet so many books written about just this one topic. Good luck and keep making awesome content.
Valuable Content, Love both points and the best thing about the video is the Length. So much value in less time, just to the point.
Great work!
Escaping tutorial hell is really hard but with this framework can get some help.
00:02 Mastering the art of continuous learning
00:25 Continuous learning framework: Theory, action, and reflection.
00:48 Theory is potential knowledge but it is wasted knowledge if you don't take action.
01:13 Theory can only be unlocked through action
01:39 Start with action and reflection, adjust later
02:00 Coaching and like-minded people make continuous learning more enjoyable and productive.
02:18 A good coach can help you improve and filter out bad theories.
02:41 Take action and reflect to master a skill
Crafted by Merlin AI.
Honestly, I am currently learning Frontend web development and today I actually said "Doing reviews of JS" -- and this video was a needed punch, I need to build more. -- great video.
Honestly, just do it, don't get stuck in the tutorial hell
For me, the movement that the action creates is what keeps me going and so I'd always bet on action because without it I might not be still doing the thing
That's right, even a bad action is better than inaction
highlighted:
[00:00-00:13] Emphasizes the importance of reflecting on experiences in learning and progressing, suggesting that mastering the skill of learning is crucial for overall mastery.
[00:13-00:27] Introduces a general framework for continuous learning, which includes Theory, Action, and Reflection, and outlines the cyclical process of reading theory, taking action, reflecting on feedback, and repeating.
[00:40-00:53] Advises minimizing the focus on theory in the early stages of learning a new skill, warning against getting trapped in theory without taking action.
[01:08-01:22] Highlights the limitation of theory, pointing out that personal experience and action are necessary to gain practical knowledge.
[01:50-02:05] Suggests two main ways to accelerate learning: engaging with like-minded individuals and seeking coaching. Explains how like-minded individuals enhance the action and reflection phases and improve theory discussion.
[02:33-02:48] Discusses the benefits of a good coach in guiding through the action phase, aiding in reflection on pertinent issues, and providing relevant theory tailored to the learner's needs.
"Mastering the Art of Continuous Learning" are:
Reflective Thinking: Understanding the value of reflecting on learning experiences to enhance progress and mastery in any field.
Balancing Theory and Action: Recognizing the importance of balancing theoretical knowledge with practical action. This includes:
Minimizing early focus on theory to avoid getting trapped in inaction.
Understanding that theory is valuable but requires action to be truly beneficial.
Practical Application: Emphasizing the need to put theoretical knowledge into practice to gain experience and personalized understanding.
Community Engagement: The skill of engaging with like-minded individuals to:
Enhance enjoyment and motivation during the action phase.
Improve the quality of reflection through shared perspectives and experiences.
Refine understanding of theories through discussion and collaborative filtering.
Seeking Mentorship:
Recognizing the value of coaching for personalized guidance.
Using mentorship for focused action, effective reflection, and relevant theoretical knowledge.
capabilities and their sub-capabilities essential for effective continuous learning:
Integrative Learning: The ability to combine different aspects of learning effectively. This includes:
Theory Integration: Assimilating theoretical knowledge as a foundation for skills.
Action-Oriented Learning: Translating theoretical understanding into practical action.
Critical Reflection: The capacity to analyze and reflect on one's learning experiences and progress. This encompasses:
Self-Evaluation: Regularly assessing one's learning process and outcomes.
Feedback Utilization: Using feedback from actions to refine future learning strategies.
Adaptive Skill Development: The skill to adjust learning approaches based on experience. This involves:
Theory-Action Balance: Knowing when to focus more on theory versus practical action.
Personalization of Learning: Tailoring learning strategies to fit one's unique traits and responses.
Community Interaction: Engaging with others to enhance the learning process. This includes:
Collaborative Learning: Sharing and discussing ideas and experiences with peers.
Perspective Exchange: Gaining different viewpoints from like-minded individuals.
Mentorship Utilization: Leveraging guidance from more experienced individuals. This involves:
Action Guidance: Receiving direction for practical application.
Theory Application: Learning how to apply theory effectively in real-world scenarios.
Thank you so much, Ive been thinking alot about this topic for so long and you sum it up, explain and demonstrate the information in such a beautiful and comprehensive way! I love this style of yt videos, like IMBeggar. Wish you tons of subscribers and successes 🥰
Thank you, appreciate it!
Stumbling upon Kolb's Learning Cycle (Experience, Reflection, Theorization, Application) changed the way I learn and even teach. It's a great framework that moves around from abstract to concrete to abstract again.
I agree, I tried this too once and my life changed 100%
16million likes but only 3600 views and 17 comments. Yehhh RUclips wtf. Great video. I read on comment of someone and it describes it pretty much. The simple white dashboard is refreshing and feels good to watch
Your youtube not youtubing 😂
Short, and concise. Really impactful, I will definitely use this framework in a lot of my activities. Thank you Sir.
I feel like this is very situational. People learning a subject like math or physics probably should start with more action (solve problems) then go back and try to understand the "why". People who are trying to learn a physical skill need to be aware that learning proper technique as early as possible will prevent bad habits and a limiting skill set. Using a quality coach or video, start slow, getting feedback on your technique then practice your 10,000 hours.
I completely agree about 10,000 hours, I don’t remember who said that by doing one thing for 10,000 hours, you will become the best at it
For me. All you have to do is that
1: Find a coach in a website or even irl if you want
2: Instal a automatic payement. So you don't have to think to pay him
Bonus: Buy books and pick some info. It's not bad if you don"t even read the entire book. It's just here to help you
Learning by doing works best for those with ADHD. Instead of getting stuck in theory, focus on the practical side. It suits your learning style and keeps you out of the theoretical trap.
Really great video, it is short, well explained and has good editing. Thanks for the work !
Thank you, this is amazing video
The best framewrork with great visual representation 👍👍
Согласен, только вот микрофон бы получше, а так все супер
Bravo, incredible delivery!
In my reflection of my learning journey, learning is living and living is learning. A love of learning is a true expression of humility and it produces a love of life that most seek! I, as many, learned by not just failing, but finding shortcuts to failing as if that was key to understand how to succeed lol. -Yet, as with many, would perpetuate ideas / theory and jump right to reflection again without ever taking action- reasoning myself right past action. If ideas could produce a perfected product without the early and ugly initial mock ups, we would still lose out on all the great lessons we would’ve learned and life we would’ve experienced along the way for future generations/iterations. Your mind can be further fashioned AND you can even sharpen the tool of learning itself! Reflection alone not only stunts growth but invites egoism making it much more difficult to live out theory through action. I’m about to watch all your videos, you nailed the instructional design of your content. Well done!
I believe trusting on your instincts is one of the most effecient ways to learn..
Depending on how you look at it, instincts are not always good.
hey, that is cool video. which application u use to make that incredible video. thanks so much
With the help of good storytelling skills and Adobe After effects software skills. I can help you create those.
Amazing animation and wonderful content. Subbed.
As a medical student I agree, I need more practicing with people health instead of learning, especially in operating room
and of course, more mistakes make me better and better, dont it?
This doesnt imply for bio students , its more for pcm subjects
Loved the video! Only thing I would change is the audio quality, but I really enjoyed the editing style! Keep it up, greetings from Argentina
Gracias! The new videos have a new mic and just bought a pop-filter actually:)
You could have given an example of some work to explain this better. For example, trying a maths question before learning how it's done. Ofcourse, you won't be able to solve it, but after trying, if you learn the approach, you would be like "ooooooh, so that's how its done" (relatable, right?). "Some lessons have to be experienced before they can be understood" - Michael Batnick
Wow i didnt know i was lucky to get out of the theroy faze in a few month's
"You can't predict how you, with your unique physical and psychological traits, will respond when trying to implement certain theories. This knowledge is only unlocked through action." OUCH
Quick and easy to understand, thank you!
please never stop uploading
get started
valuable info, just earned a new sub
be a relentless experimenter. The most valuable information you'll have for yourself will only be found thru actions literally. That's data that can't be predicted
I had to say that this a very well constructed, to the point- video. Can you provide us the course of this type of editing video or maybe any kind of the sources that used too far. Not getting the exact way to be part of motion video editing. @outperformMP
So informative, thanks man.. wish you success
Amazing factual cycle explained!
clear concise. thank you
This is some great content right here
how to create this type of videos? i want to learn
Eye opening video
I have analysis paralysis. So the is goes ACTION - REFLECTION - THEORY - ACTION
Perfect video to watch at 3 am
Bro just wanna know how much time it took to edit this video. I'm a video editor. A little more the a beginner, your quality is top-notch sfx are also good, animation are also good. I'm like how can a person do this. I know how difficult it is. If you are free, can you just give me 5 minutes of your time and tell me. What do I have to do to edit like you. And your channel is new so there are no views but I'm damn sure you will cross millions as your ctr and watch time is good.
A little small request, Don't forget us when you reach new heights.
No view = low views depends upon your output !
confession: watching this while procrastinating my lectures
A very good video 👏 Thank you for creating it. There is one thing I am wondering about. When you referred to a "coach" were you aware of the difference between a "coach" vs. a "mentor"? I feel like the word mentor would fit more in the context.
"the only thing necessary for evil to win is for good men to do nothing."
Where's the quantitative data backing the process?
Bro this is so cool. How do you make these vids?
Amazing video.
Is there a coach here who wouldn't mind sharing their experience? I just want to become a coach and a leader. But I have a hard time doing everything myself. And... I hope there won't be any problems with the fact that I'm Belarusian:)
hey ,can you please tell me how you make these videos? like the software/tools.
what program do you use to make these awesome videos?
With the help of good storytelling skills and Adobe After effects software skills. I can help you create those.
@@Mr.Motion. I'll keep that in mind. I don't have anything currently worked on for my current projects
Great Video!, You deserve a subscribe 😉
That was a great message. Thankyou
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Great Video Man! I am working on starting a RUclips channel for technical topics, and I'd love make illustration like the ones you do in your videos. What tool do you use?
With the help of good storytelling skills and Adobe After effects software skills. I can help you create those.
excellent advice arigato
i wonder how u make the animation in u video?ae or just cut software?thanks a lot
Thank you
Thanks for the great info!
Once I got to this insight and called this "theory over practice over theory". It used to be my profile name hahahaha
Theory Action ...Reflection
Fuck the Theory..just Do it
Wasted if you dont use
Practice is not Theory
Hand on stove...action..wisdom
Mentorship and Association
Coach and Discussion
Join a group with a Leader
My perspective is, we have to invest our time on it whether we spend in theory or practical the more we think about the subject(its reading or practical) the more knowledge we can gain which helps to grow more on our field. Finaly whever we learn in books we have to implement in practical.
Of course, without practice there is no point in learning conclusions.
Thanks :)
I manifested this video 😊
I don't understand why i have developed distance with coaching
bro how do you learn animation which software do you use
What web do you use to edit your video ?
With the help of good storytelling skills and Adobe After effects software skills. I can help you create those.
@@Mr.Motion. how can I get your help?
@@ShakeraBinteIqbalShakera do you want it for your business?
yeah , I am starting affiliate marketing and for this I need to make content for this want to learn this .@@Mr.Motion.
Perfect
With programming, i always say: You learn doing. Start coding today.
Amazing
Nice vids!
Get a mentor, as Coaches are not necessarily experienced in your field. Also look at deliberate practice. LEARN, PRACTICE, MASTER 🤞😁
Very helpful, thank you.
I agree, and the animation is beautiful
say theory is your subjects / lessons / notes / classes . Action is your exams . Reflection is your marks. how do u focus more on action and reflection first if you did not learn ur theory part ? shouldn't we be sure with the theory so we can take the test/exam and then reflect on the marks u got ?
How do you make the video to look like this
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When you are learning history what’s seen as action?
This is so interesting that my balls grew a beard and I shaved them before the video ended. Thumbs up
This is true.
Brother, which editing tool you are using ? Please share us
It doesn't matter what tool he uses.
If you have foundational animations knowledge, you could pull this off with any tool.
I used Davinci Resolve for my main channel but most knowledge comes from AE.
masterpiece
Thank you!
Which type of Scandinavian are you? I thought you might be Norwegian.
very true!
Thank you. You made a very good and informative Video, but your audio editing needs some polishing. Maybe it's just that you are too close to the microphone but when you speak your "T-" and "P-" sound very hard
Just bought a pop-filter for that exact purpose:) Already have some new videos stacked up, so probably won’t come into effect until after 3 or 4 videos
@@OutperformMP 👍 TIL this is called a pop-filter
Good
how do you reflect better
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Hello, the video was great but I think you should include practical examples
Do you think it's worth it, I think that's enough
The Out Performers
Out Perform
The Out Performers
unitl all are Out
da capo
wow
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