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.

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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?

I'm so ecstatic about this topic ❤❤❤❤

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

Handsome and financially savvy!

Thank you for the interview. It was a wonderful experience

Its really amazing how this video change my reading habit. If this video was available 10 years ago, ugggghhh. but yes! thank you for the insight nishant!

Here are the key powerful learnings from the video How to remember what you read | Nishant Kasibhatla: Focus on output over input. This means actively using what you learn, reflecting on it, and sharing it with others, rather than just passively consuming information. Visualization and association are powerful tools for memorization. Create mental images for what you're learning and link them together to form stronger connections in your brain. The best way to learn something is to teach it. Sharing your knowledge with others solidifies your understanding and helps you retain information better. Break down learning into manageable steps. This includes pre-reading, reading with focus and attention, post-reading reflection, and taking notes. Make learning a fun and enjoyable process. When you're having fun, you're more likely to stay engaged and retain information better. The speaker also emphasizes that anyone can train their brain to learn faster and improve their memory.

Here are the key learnings from the video Mastery: How to Learn Anything Fast | Nishant Kasibhatla: The key to learning is to focus on output over input. This means actively using what you learn, reflecting on it, and sharing it with others. Input: Reading books, watching videos, attending seminars. Output: Implementing what you learn, teaching it to others, discussing it. Shallow learning happens when you focus only on input without using the information. True learning comes from applying what you learn and reflecting on it. Multitasking hinders the quality of your learning. Focus on single-tasking and giving your full attention to the material you're learning. Visualization and association are powerful tools for memorization. Create mental images for what you're learning and link them together to form stronger connections in your brain. The best way to learn something is to teach it. Sharing your knowledge with others solidifies your understanding and helps you retain information better. The speaker also mentions that anyone can train their brain to learn faster and become a master at anything they set their mind to.

Truly inspiring.

I love this

Focus on work Implement more then that absorping Try learn something from different point to gather information so easy to implement

I am a Nigerian I have exam in a month time I will put these things to work

Thanks!

He speaks nicely.

Part of memory is not remembering, not to save storage space, but to focus. You might not have thought of this, but all modern musicians commit to memory every single note they play, and dancers, every move. Cher has memorized every move on every show, every song she sings. That’s the reason I hate generalization overall

Thank you Sir...Nishaan Bhagwandin from South Africa.....very very helpful indeed!

Thanks sir really helpful

I just waste my time watching it😅

He look likes jabardast, auto ram prasad😅😅

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That's easy to say when you don't have ADHD😢

Thank you so much sir for your knowledge you share to us

A quick summary of this video Anyone can train their brain and mind and it's super easy 1. Take on lifelong learning 2. Do more of output than input, if you spend x amount of time in input then twice the amount for output. 3. Learn first then reflect on it then implement it and at last share it. ( believe me this thing works!) 4. Visualize it because the human brain works in this way. Additionally, there's nothing you cannot achieve, follow the ikigai Do what you love Do what you're best at Do what you get paid for And then bam! You have become successful

thanks sir,

All the best ☺️ from Cameroon 🇨🇲🦋 may we all succeed using this method 😊

1 no. khel dikhaya he! Chamatkaar ko namashkaar

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"A lousy action is better than no action" 👏 Bravo, this is so true.

At 14 : 03 the guy using phone while he was telling no to do soo 😅

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This was really insightful, thank you for being so real💗

Thank you for sharing, very informative

Thank you very much for showing us with master learn on how to read , retention and recalling of what ever things that we have learnt so far. Now I learn a lot about how to read and memorized any things with your influential sharing of your experienced life improvement and now who he is being today . Please could you explain little bit about how to speaking English language in fluency.

He is not just a good teacher but a great public speaker

Shallow learning deep learning Intelectual entertainment Input and 2 * output

Excellent. Hats off to you

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very beneficial

Don't act like Jim Kwik

Thanks sir

That awesome sir 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

I've have learnt how important is to output what we learned, thanks man