@@kayla-vr3dt I’m not sure if this was directed at us or this channel, but we will be uploading a video of that exact context this Sunday. We’ve put more work into it than any video so far, and it’s on why the mind resists change. We also give the 3 most productive ways to actually take steps in the direction of real, lasting change. We hope you’ll check it out!
@@espenbauer6871 a skill is the ability to do something better than the average participant... Learning methods that make it easier to learn IS developing the skill of learning.
I could feel the neurons in my mind engage as I imagined speaking a different language. I've been wanting to learn Japanese for years, think it's time I embraced this.
Go for it! I don't know Japanese, but I have a huge respect for the discipline of learning characters and what they mean. Transitioning from the Latin alphabet to characters that have more pictorial meanings will really strengthen your memory!
1. Listen to podcasts at 1.5/2x speed 2. Play chess 3. Do tasks differently 4. Change your diet 5. Teach 6. Neglect technology 7. Learn a new language For some who cant recall
Use your laptop/desktop with your non-dominant hand. I edit chess videos with my right hand. But then it got sore. Then I had to learn to edit with my left hand. Now, I can edit with both hands. This is more useful than brushing your teeth with your non-dominant hand
I came to this video because I just played chess for the first time today, and have always enjoyed puzzles and games since an early age. It made me want to get back to the joys of learning as I had when I was a child, before adulthood got in the way.
Well, I have been learning English on my own for quite sometime now. Although, it has been inconsistent I would say that I have improved a lot. And I completely agree with what you said regarding the benefits of learning a language.
Thank you so much for this. My husband and I are planning to have activities to enhance our brain. We are thinking--chess, puzzles, & learning new language. Good luck to us! 🤨🤣🥰
I found GREAT value in this video. Thank you a lot. I'd love to see more of this kind of videos of how to optimize your functions as a human being, be it brain or physiological functions. Thank you again and I appreciate your effort. Your channel is one of the best (most informative and useful) in RUclips. I subscribed to this channel since you had only 2-3 videos, because I instantly saw the value and potential of this channel from the beginning. (this alone says a lot and can be even used as an information to a video, of how to make a good start and be more preferred than others) I've learned a lot from your videos. I take them as online educational courses, because I think that these kinds of things are what are indeed missing from our educational systems today so as students can acquire really useful tools to confront life and thrive. These are the things that I wish I had learned in school and feel like I am forming my own school today in my late 20s reading personal development books and watching channels like yours. Cheers again and keep up with the quality work.
As an Indian student I can speak 3 languages, this is a very good thing for me , and as a CSE student I also learnt some computer programming languages
To be smart, exercise your brain with puzzles and creative tasks, develop your people skills, learn as much as you can about as much as you can, and continually strive to broaden your horizons by keeping an open mind and stepping outside your comfort zone.
I'm playing chess in my weekends and I'm actively learning it and working on it to improve my skills on this game. I'm glad that it passes through this video as well. I was planning on learning a new language, but was constantly postponing this. But with the benefits listed here as well, I will be more likely to start doing this as well.
I make a living with my hands. Steel fabrication is my forte( decorative lighting. However, I often have to go outside my wheelhouse when orders are quiet. Yes, I learn new skills, but taking on a new type of job using a client’s money is extremely taxing for me. My anxiety shoots off the charts, but I’m constantly learning new things.
If you are reading this, May you attract everything you’ve been patiently waiting for & be passionate to pursue it whole-heartedly. It will naturally flow into your life when you are ready to receive it. Hope our channel helps you on your journey 🙏
Videogames... I am using them to learn since many years, I learn a lot of English with them, also, grand strategy games have so many level of management; resources, combat strategy, etc... :)
My criticism of speed-listening is... how are you suppose to digest anything you hear at that sort of pace? When you’re learning something new don’t you ever need to slow down and think about what you’re hearing? I sure do. And it has nothing to do with being “Slow.” I am a highly intelligent individual. But I’m the sort of person who sits and thinks and ponders, and doesn’t just consume and retain difficult information at double speed. So maybe that just means it wouldn’t work for me. But I assume there’s many others who must feel the same way. On the other hand, like you said in the video, maybe it would get easier with time.
Great, but most intelligence comes from genetics. I believe that if someone does not have good genetic intelligence, he cannot become intelligent or a genius.
Everyone writes they speed up the video the moment he talks about it and I'm here thinking he already speaks fast.... but then I remember that english isn't my first language so i guess it's ok...
thanks. the ideas all work ... but ... there is a danger ... smarter without a use for it is like eating more nutritious food without a limit & reason .... there should be an aim for those smarts ... my personal one I got from Buckminster Fuller he learnt from Nature ... " *Do More with Less* " this is what I strive for ... reducing to the most essential, therefore most efficient means in achieving a task/result/an end :-)
In my school days, the two tests were with and without an abacus. Seriously, in college, no teacher stopped me from using a slide rule, probably because they didn't know how to use one.
I fully agree with using my head as much as possible and putting technology aside. One example is the fact that I can still remember phone numbers from my childhood and still memorize numbers I constantly use today, smart technology is really hurting us hence the original definition of smart is to hurt makes the names quite fitting for our phones and t.v. s. In the age of information Ignorance is a choice and one thats all too common amongst the herd
nope.... it simply means your brain can learn things at any age, even if it's physically damaged. Old notion was that there's an age limit to learn new things.
⏱ TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Intro
1:16 - 1. Listen to podcasts at 1.5/2x speed
2:14 - 2. Play Chess
3:16 - 3. Do Tasks Differently
4:24 - 4. Change Your Diet
5:16 - 5. Teach
6:19 - 6. Neglect Technology
7:11 - 7. Learn a New Language
Me: Hmm interesting.... [while listening to/watching this video (among others) at 1.5x speed]
What about, learn to play a musical instrument?
GOD bless you. I know you are smart.
i play chess alot LMAO
I watch anime at 2x speed…
People overlook the fact that learning is a skill.. If you commit to learning a new skill, the first skill should be learning!!
Can you make a video about the subconscious mind and meditation and how to change it?
@@espenbauer6871 yes you can
@@kayla-vr3dt I’m not sure if this was directed at us or this channel, but we will be uploading a video of that exact context this Sunday. We’ve put more work into it than any video so far, and it’s on why the mind resists change. We also give the 3 most productive ways to actually take steps in the direction of real, lasting change. We hope you’ll check it out!
@@espenbauer6871 a skill is the ability to do something better than the average participant... Learning methods that make it easier to learn IS developing the skill of learning.
On the Mind definitely will and I was directing to your channel I wasn’t expecting you to say yes thank you
The Art Of Improvement Is making us all smarter!
Hats off to you
Someone once said ― “The only freedom you truly have is in your mind, so use it.” The more I experience life, the more I find this to be true.
Love this
Damn i didnt take in what this meant immediately then I thought about it and it really is deep and true
The best 8 minutes I've spent learning about learning. Brilliant
4 minutes you mean :)
@@adegboyegaadeyombo9761 nailed it
I could feel the neurons in my mind engage as I imagined speaking a different language. I've been wanting to learn Japanese for years, think it's time I embraced this.
Go for it! I don't know Japanese, but I have a huge respect for the discipline of learning characters and what they mean. Transitioning from the Latin alphabet to characters that have more pictorial meanings will really strengthen your memory!
@@Musicienne-DAB1995 plus watching all my anime without subtitles will be a bonus! 😅
I might have to do that as well. I already got two years of experience in highschool, but I guess it's time to go further.
hey its been 8 months! im curious if you learned Japanese?
@@antoniapolat8734 no, just an excessive amount of anime 🙃
"Intelligence plus character, that is the goal of true education."
- Martin Luther King Jr.
1:16 - Changes the playback speed to 1.5x 🧠
Sameee
As did I
same
Same but 1.75 lol
1. Listen to podcasts at 1.5/2x speed
2. Play chess
3. Do tasks differently
4. Change your diet
5. Teach
6. Neglect technology
7. Learn a new language
For some who cant recall
I'm happy for already listening to everything in 2.00 speed
Same
Use your laptop/desktop with your non-dominant hand.
I edit chess videos with my right hand. But then it got sore.
Then I had to learn to edit with my left hand. Now, I can edit with both hands.
This is more useful than brushing your teeth with your non-dominant hand
I came to this video because I just played chess for the first time today, and have always enjoyed puzzles and games since an early age. It made me want to get back to the joys of learning as I had when I was a child, before adulthood got in the way.
Well, I have been learning English on my own for quite sometime now. Although, it has been inconsistent I would say that I have improved a lot. And I completely agree with what you said regarding the benefits of learning a language.
Thank you, I enjoyed this video immensely. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@TheArtofImprovement I did alot🌺🙏
Thank you so much for this.
My husband and I are planning to have activities to enhance our brain. We are thinking--chess, puzzles, & learning new language.
Good luck to us! 🤨🤣🥰
I found GREAT value in this video. Thank you a lot. I'd love to see more of this kind of videos of how to optimize your functions as a human being, be it brain or physiological functions. Thank you again and I appreciate your effort. Your channel is one of the best (most informative and useful) in RUclips. I subscribed to this channel since you had only 2-3 videos, because I instantly saw the value and potential of this channel from the beginning. (this alone says a lot and can be even used as an information to a video, of how to make a good start and be more preferred than others)
I've learned a lot from your videos. I take them as online educational courses, because I think that these kinds of things are what are indeed missing from our educational systems today so as students can acquire really useful tools to confront life and thrive. These are the things that I wish I had learned in school and feel like I am forming my own school today in my late 20s reading personal development books and watching channels like yours.
Cheers again and keep up with the quality work.
As an Indian student I can speak 3 languages, this is a very good thing for me , and as a CSE student I also learnt some computer programming languages
Chess also improves your tactical thinking.
To be smart, exercise your brain with puzzles and creative tasks, develop your people skills, learn as much as you can about as much as you can, and continually strive to broaden your horizons by keeping an open mind and stepping outside your comfort zone.
this is my favorite ways to become smarter great job man
1:30 i instantly sped up this video
A Godsend video, thank You kindly.
These tips were more practical than other Videos on RUclips
I'm playing chess in my weekends and I'm actively learning it and working on it to improve my skills on this game. I'm glad that it passes through this video as well.
I was planning on learning a new language, but was constantly postponing this. But with the benefits listed here as well, I will be more likely to start doing this as well.
“Listen to podcast and videos at 1.5x or 2x speed”
Me: *Immediately puts video on 1.5x speed*
I make a living with my hands. Steel fabrication is my forte( decorative lighting. However, I often have to go outside my wheelhouse when orders are quiet. Yes, I learn new skills, but taking on a new type of job using a client’s money is extremely taxing for me. My anxiety shoots off the charts, but I’m constantly learning new things.
Thank you! I think learning a musical instrument should be included, but these tips are still helpful nonetheless!
I can't be the only one who played this video in 2x the speed after the first rule
Great video, always good to keep improving!
I immediately sped up this very video.
If you are reading this, May you attract everything you’ve been patiently waiting for & be passionate to pursue it whole-heartedly. It will naturally flow into your life when you are ready to receive it. Hope our channel helps you on your journey 🙏
thank you
That's funny I just started playing chess again during lockdown.
Good! I haven't played chess for years, I miss it.
I love playing chess👍 ur videos are awesome love from India 🇮🇳
Videogames... I am using them to learn since many years, I learn a lot of English with them, also, grand strategy games have so many level of management; resources, combat strategy, etc... :)
Woww I do all of this except play chess. I do like chess. Gonna start playing everyday😁
We need 3x on RUclips it’s just not enough lol
This is great ! Thank you! I’ve been looking for videos like this !!!
I have no idea how to speed up podcasts. Must be a feature I've never heard of.
I speak 4 languages 😁 -French -German -Dutch -English, I learned French cause spin school we had French
Great fantastic ideas!!!! .. love this!!!
very interesting way to increase your intelligent thanks for this I appreciate it
Funny because i already do 6/7 of these. Number 6 being the hardest one to do which is why i have not done it yet
What's even funnier is that you didn't get much smarter :D
Me: change the playback speed of the video into 2x
I AM SPEEEED🧠
My criticism of speed-listening is... how are you suppose to digest anything you hear at that sort of pace? When you’re learning something new don’t you ever need to slow down and think about what you’re hearing? I sure do. And it has nothing to do with being “Slow.” I am a highly intelligent individual. But I’m the sort of person who sits and thinks and ponders, and doesn’t just consume and retain difficult information at double speed. So maybe that just means it wouldn’t work for me. But I assume there’s many others who must feel the same way. On the other hand, like you said in the video, maybe it would get easier with time.
you can listen at regular or slow speeds and do revisions at higher speeds.
You were watching The Queen's Gambit too right
Thank you so much for this video!!
I’m now listening at 1.5x after hearing the first tip.
Thank you for the video
I play chess before and now I do solves different types of twisty puzzles like rubik's cube solving it in many different ways and method
Great, but most intelligence comes from genetics. I believe that if someone does not have good genetic intelligence, he cannot become intelligent or a genius.
Everyone writes they speed up the video the moment he talks about it and I'm here thinking he already speaks fast.... but then I remember that english isn't my first language so i guess it's ok...
I didn't START learning until I left school.
Thanks
Awesome content!
thanks. the ideas all work ... but ...
there is a danger ... smarter without a use for it
is like eating more nutritious food without a limit & reason ....
there should be an aim for those smarts ...
my personal one I got from Buckminster Fuller he learnt from Nature ...
" *Do More with Less* "
this is what I strive for ...
reducing to the most essential,
therefore most efficient means in achieving a task/result/an end :-)
Been using an app to learn Spanish for some time now. Languages abound for learning.
Good for you! And I agree.
Hola excelentes información me suscribo saludos desde Venezuela
Every person watching this video: "this guy talks with a british accent, he must know what hes talking about"
thanks
hmmmm 🤔
Nobody :
Me switching my youtube settings to 1.5 after 2 minute in the video
¡Me gusta tu canal, gracias!
I will definitely watch this later, I just have to...
Cool exercise
Ok, honestly I listen to video lectures at 1.5x speed because I am too lazy to sit for the full 2 hours.
Any suggestions on what language is more beneficial to learn? I prefer Japanese since I'm Chinese but I also want to learn Spanish or German or French
Way 1. Turn off all corporate media.
😂😂😂
In my humble opinion smart people just born smart … that’s it
me watching this in 1.5* speed "i feel it i feel my brain grow"
Listening to this at 2x speed!
Listened to this at 1.5x :D
Speed listening to a Ben Shapiro’s podcast
🥴🥴🥴🤓🤓🤓😂
Oh lord 😅
Did anyone notice the hexagonal stop sign in the beginning?
Listening to this at 2x.
Hey was wondering if playing checkers would produce the same effects as playing chess?
No not really…in my opinion. Chess is much more sophisticated and strategic and could challenge your brain a lot more
Attachment is never love
Learn until you die.
In my school days, the two tests were with and without an abacus.
Seriously, in college, no teacher stopped me from using a slide rule, probably because they didn't know how to use one.
What's your ELO?
exercising should be included
I fully agree with using my head as much as possible and putting technology aside. One example is the fact that I can still remember phone numbers from my childhood and still memorize numbers I constantly use today, smart technology is really hurting us hence the original definition of smart is to hurt makes the names quite fitting for our phones and t.v. s. In the age of information Ignorance is a choice and one thats all too common amongst the herd
Before I started this video, I had it set to 2x speed.
Ahhh, motivation video narrated by an Enlish accent, yes!!!
Don't ignore nutrition, less sugar, salt & processed junk, more 🥗🥝🍎🍌🥦🥕😋
Math tests without a calculator were harder in your school? What kind of weird tests did you have? I've never heard of that before.
1:50 i promptly set this very video's speed to 1.5x ...
8 - Programming
what is the diff btw being intelligence and being smart??
777 views. Great video!
Improving your brain is called Brain Plasticity.
nope.... it simply means your brain can learn things at any age, even if it's physically damaged. Old notion was that there's an age limit to learn new things.
Could anyone recommend me some good podcast?
Listening to this on 1.5x speed 👌🏾
Anyone else change the speed to 1.5 mid video lol
Great tips. Big tech is making us dumb!
Imagination is more important than knowledge. - Einstein
I sped this vjdeo up and it works well ahha
step 1: Speed listening.
Me: Already watching this video at 1.5x speed
I am actually watching almost everything at 1.25 1.5 speed
did not work for me
I was on chess team in the university... And ironically, part of that team are the most stupid persons that I ever met.
I already do most of these 😓
listened to this video 1.5x the normal speed 😎😤😤