Name: How to Learn Anything FASTER
Uploaded: 2022-07-29T19:17:33.000Z
Duration: 14 min 43 s
Description: VoiceTubeの動画で発音を聞きながら英語表現を覚えよう！学べる英語：

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Now, learning has been probably one of my main superpowers

And learning how to learn is one of those meta skills

but that can have an enormous impact on our life

and therefore I could study for everything that I was doing

more efficiently, and that freed up my own time to do things

like set up a business and set up this YouTube channel.

even though I don't have many more exams to prepare for,

learning is still a huge part of my life.

Trying to get better at making these YouTube videos,

trying to get better at running a business.

And so in this video, I'm gonna share nine tips

that I found really helpful that are evidence-based

about how we can learn anything we want faster, let's go.

if you gave me six hours to chop down a tree,

I would spend the first four sharpening the axe.

And he's really talking here about the power of preparation.

And this definitely applies to learning anything as well.

and we wanna learn it a little bit better,

reading a great book called "Make It Stick"

would be a great way of learning how to learn

Equally, let's say we're trying to learn something

like the guitar or chess or anything like that.

Something that's not related to studying.

We should still spend a decent amount of time

like how we are going to learn the thing.

when I was learning how to play the piano by ear,

I spent a decent amount of time on the learn piano subreddit

where people were explaining how to learn

and just spending a little bit of time sharpening the axe

before I actually sat down to learn the thing

really helped accelerate my learning process.

Tip number two is to use crutches to optimise our focus.

it's really tempting to kind of learn it in the background

like practising  the guitar while watching TV

And so I found a few different crutches or hacks

which is a general tip for productivity as well,

and we're finding ourselves having difficulty

that we're just gonna do the thing for five minutes.

And then after we've done it for five minutes

we're allowed to just not do it, but more often than not

I find that if I've been practising  the guitar,

I do then want to actually continue to practise.

I literally take my phone and I toss it onto the sofa

And then I'm ready to focus and not be distracted

with the thing that I'm trying to learn, all right?

Tip number three is to find opportunities for immersion.

So there's a great book called "Ultralearning"

where he talks about his journey through learning languages

and becoming fluent in a language in three months.

And the key to that as all language learners say

Just being as immersed in the language as possible.

we learn best when we're in the environment

where we're actually gonna be using the skill.

So for example, when I was learning how to do magic

yes I was doing some practise in front of my webcam

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