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Introduction and benefits of yoga

Take aways from this video to talk with my family during dinner: We are visual learners around 80 % of what we learn is visual, no one says "I know your name, what's your face?" *QUALITY OF INPUT IS REALLY IMPORTANT* as below explains Single tasking the learning is very important, so no distractions that would ruin your momentum of learning. the quality of input also results in the quality of your retention and recall. Focus on the output of the input of your learning with 3 things. 1. Reflect: Stop and pause yourself and *Think about How can I use this info in my life.* --> SOLIDIFY THE LEARNING WITH THIS 2. Implement: When you are learning something *STOP THE FUCK DOWN AND WRITE DOWN THE THINGS YOU CAN TAKE ACTION ON RAHHHH* "USE it or LOSE it." 3. Share: TEACH IT TO OTHERS OR DISCUSS

Thanks a lot sir.. I also suffer from this memory problem I will apply it in my study..

I here for learning English 😅😅😅

These all things also mentioned by Dhruv rathee in his video ❤

A very entertaining speaker 🎉🎉🎉

Amazing🎉

Anyone here from brototype ? 😅

I am a student at Bahr el Gahazal University in South Sudan, thanks for guiding.

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आदरणीय idea & inspection जी सर्वप्रथम धन्यवाद ideas &inspiration के नेक कार्य के लिए ..! आपसे प्राथना है कि video में कुछ हिन्दी भाषा का प्रयोग करे ताकि video अछे से पूरा समझ सकू ! आशा है आप इस पर ध्यान देंगे धन्यवाद और शुभकामनाएं आप के उज्वल भविष्य के लिए 🙏🏿🙏🏿

Didnt you divorce your husband when he was having cancer?

I want to see that with out an ear piece. And maybe I’ll believe it.. Js

Thank you sir...🎉

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-Your learning ability decides your earning ability -we dont need shallow learning, implement deep learning -For true mastery you need to focus more on the output rather than input -when you are learning , dont multitask , remove the distractions -take action -best way to learn is to teach it , share or discuss -learn , reflect, implement,share

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I can't thank you enough for sharing this educative presentation sir

Cuba is the largest cultivater of Cocoa in the world and Chocolate is made from Cocoa!🎉

In 1990s I remember my teacher said that "Man is a rational animal"

The best video ever on KZfaq

twice the output to be better thats what i have learnt

Very very thanks for this video 🙏

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Absorb, apply, reflect, repeat! Closing KZfaq after this just might be the best way to turn passive viewing into active improvement. It's not just about bingeing educational content, but letting it seep into your life and work through subconscious learning over time. Whether it’s the disciplined application of newfound insights or the spontaneous breakthroughs that come from consistent exposure, the real challenge-and reward-lies in using what we learn to enrich our daily lives. Let’s not just watch, but act, reflect, and share to truly evolve.

This is not related to reading but more of memory retention. My question is, how can I improve my memory retention as an interpreter? I feel like my biggest struggle is remembering everything someone says and I have to ask them to repeat themselves. What can I do to help with memory retention?

Amazing video and great comments. Have a great day everyone. Hope you all learn deeply

I'm a student and having this channel to cater for my side hustles.. give me likes and thumbs up so that I can be able to monetize

Am really enjoying

what do you mean by repetition

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When you learn without implementation, you feel the illusion of competence... So this is what I have been experiencing.. Chai... Thanks for this video ❤❤❤

Thanks for this helpfully video sir

4:15 if there was an author in the crowd, waiting for insentive, they got it right there.

does listening to music while doing something else count as multitasking?

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The video is about how to learn anything faster and achieve mastery. The speaker, Nishant Kasibhatla, starts the video by asking the audience whether they think they have a good memory. He then demonstrates his memory by asking five volunteers to write down a six-digit number on a flip chart, one after another. After the volunteers finish writing, he recites all 30 digits correctly. Nishant then explains that anyone can train their memory to learn anything faster. He shares his formula for mastery, which consists of four steps: * Learn: Pay 100% attention when you are learning something new. Avoid multitasking and focus on single-tasking to improve the quality of your learning. * Reflect: After you learn something new, pause and ask yourself how you can use this information in your life or work. Reflecting on what you learned helps solidify the information in your brain. * Implement: Don't just learn new things without taking action. Implement what you learn by taking action and scheduling things in your calendar. * Share: Teach or share what you learned with others. This will help you to solidify the information in your brain and become a master of the topic. Nishant mentions that the most important step is output, which includes reflecting, implementing, and sharing what you learned. Spending more time on output than input is key to mastering any skill. At the end of the video, Nishant challenges himself to memorize the 30-digit number in reverse order after a 20-minute speech. He recites most of the digits correctly, but admits he messed up a couple of digits.

Stop reading the comments and watch

thanks to this video's info i got 12 distinctions and won best student for my subject

FABULOUS! Very Helpful! Thank you!

Thank you Sir for the great advice🎉

I always learn and understand stood it very well during examination I will be unable to recall every please I need ur help please

Hi Sir, just curious, mind sharing how much your channel is making you?

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This is facts! But also you can still get caned anytime when your job is in the hands of others.

I worked for a company for several years and was there when the new ceo was announced. He started on the factory floor, worked hard, got results and after that grueling eight months his dad announced that jr was taking over..🙄 😂

Application of what you know is the most important thing. Having a learning attitude is good but implementation is must