How To Double Your Learning Speed | Jim Kwik

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[@Anima__Mundi]

A Bend in the River by V.S.Naipaul

[@jayantaphukon1472]

I have picked up a book called " The power of your subconscious mind by Dr Joseph Murphy"

[@CMoore8539]

Jayanta Phukon That’s an Excellent Book.

[@WinLoseFreedom]

Becoming by Michelle Obama

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"The enigma " biography of Alain Turing

[@murasakivideo]

21:54 The three questions to ask when reading: 1. How can I use this? 2. Why must I use this? 3. When will I use this? 11:59 Success formula: *Head, Heart, Hands.* Think about things in your mind. Act with your hands. We do things emotionally (heart). 19:11 Habit to prioritize and put *first thing's* _first._ 22:03 Your *calendar* is your number one *productivity performance* *_tool._* 28:50 Slow readers (1) *lack education.* 29:33 Slow readers (2) *lack focus.* 31:04 Slow readers (3) *subvocalize.* 36:17 To interrupt subvocalization, (1) stop moving your lips by chewing gum or biting your knuckles, 36:45 (2) listen to music, 36:57 (3) count, 37:25 (4) or give yourself a visual pacer like your finger. 38:49 To read more, keep a reading list in order to target.

[@murasakivideo]

Full notes: 04:20 Read when you're receptive because learning is state dependent. 05:51 Write down a line right down a page when taking notes. 05:57 Repetition is very important in learning. 06:35 You only get the benefit of learning _if you use it._ 06:54 _"Oh, I know that already."_ keeps you from mastery. 07:07 The masters get good at the basics and fundamentals. They're everything. 07:12 Write down what you *know* on the _left-hand side_ of the page. 07:18 Write down what you *don't know* on the _right-hand side_ of the page. 07:40 Left-hand side: Capturing | Right-hand side: Creating 07:54 The right-hand side is for the distraction and impressions of what you're trying to learn in order to learn. 08:09 Three questions to obsess about when learning: 09:14 1. How can I use this? 10:07 1a.How can I make this better? 10:19 Questions are the answers. 11:02 2. Why must I use this? 11:09 Biggest *lie* in the personal development industry: _Knowledge is power._ 11:32 None of the knowledge works. You need to do the work. 11:59 Success formula: Head, Heart, Hands. Think about things in your mind. Act with your hands. We do things emotionally (heart). 12:27 We're *biological,* _not logical._ 12:46 We *_need_* *inspiration* to use knowledge. 12:52 You may get inspired but you may not know what to do. 12:57 Information, Inspiration, Implementation, Integration. 13:54 Learning is _not frantic fast._ Learning is effortless when you have the strategies and the tools. 14:45 Reading is the exercise of the mind. 14:46 Confidence-Competence Loop: the more competence you have the more confidence you will have. The more you get confident, the more often you do it. 15:07 The Confidence-Competence Loop = Positive Momentum 16:07 You must start with reasons because *reasons reap results.* 16:26 Genius leaves clues. 16;29 e.g. Names you remember are names of people you have kind of intention/attraction/motivation. 17:16 Podcast about *How to Change Your Habits* 17:36 You create your habits then your habits create you. 17:45 The life of your dreams is hidden in your daily routines. 18:14 Discipline reduces decision fatigue. Decision fatigue is what takes away from quality reading. 18:50 _The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People_ by Stephen R. Covey 19:11 Habit: Put *First Thing's* _First_ 20:40 Your greatest teacher is your last mistake. 21:06 If failure's not an option then neither is success. 21:46 3. When will I use this? 21:54 The three questions: 1. How can I use this? 2. Why must I use this? 3. When will I use this? 22:03 Your *calendar* is your number one *productivity performance* *_tool._* 23:28 *Nice* people are not necessarily invested in you. *Kind* people will go out of their way and will tell you the truth. 24:25 Free people from concern. 24:28 If you buy into the opinions of others, you're gonna go broke. 24:43 Some people don't read because of how it will look to other people. 25:03 Sometimes, the *people who care about you* _the most_ are the ones that you give the power to *_hold_** you **_back._* 25:26 You can't change another person. 25:35 The best thing you could do instead is *be an example.* 25:48 You decide. 26:09 If you can't do it for yourself, you're not gonna be able to do it for anybody else. 26:31 If you're not gonna use what you learn, you're not better off functionally *in terms of results.* 27:21 Meta-learning is the science of learning how to learn. 27:48 Seventh Habit: Sharpen the Saw. 28:19 Choose and be selective of what to put in your mind. 28:31 We're drowning in information, but we're starving in practical wisdom and inspiration. 28:50 Slow readers (1) lack education. 29:28 We first learned to read when we were roughly six years old; it's time upgrade our reading skills. 29:33 Slow readers (2) lack focus. 30:49 Think of driving a racing car; you are in focus when you're driving that fast. 30:53 When you read faster, you have better focus; when you have better focus, you have better comprehension. 31:04 Slow readers (3) subvocalize. 31:27 If you subvocalize, you could read as much as you can speak. 36:17 To interrupt subvocalization, (1) stop moving your lips by chewing gum or biting your knuckles, 36:45 (2) listen to music, 36:57 (3) count. 37:25 (4) or give yourself a visual pacer. 38:49 To read more, keep a reading list in order to target.

[@vishnuhasan5923]

Thanks for your notes 🙏💯

[@elysianely7746]

God bless you!

[@rosilenemartins1778]

Nice.

[@juliaalekseeva3069]

thank you!

[@shakertakatkah3929]

I have got some good points from Jim , 1- To power your self , think whose counting on you , you want to make them praude . 2- Every body / thing is your teacher, every thing can teach you. 3- If failure is not an option, the neither is success. 4- Self love and self care is not selfish. 5- If knowledge is power , the learning / reading is the super power. 6- If you're going through difficult time, it's an exam, adventure or a chance , you can decide what the results will be , not the conditions will drive you. It's your decision. Thanks a lot Jim .

[@mahmoudel-hawary6268]

Reading is the most powerful habit in the whole world. I read everyday, even when I'm traveling, working, laying in bed. I'm in love with books.

[@14jay]

I couldn't agree more!

[@topaznico3414]

and for the blind, listening

[@hegnisrivera2643]

Every time when I tried to read make feel sleepy!

[@Thukai-Operater]

Your dp is specifying everything

[@lk1286]

Yeah friend, me too. Addicted to amazing thoughts of the writers. What kind of books do you read?

[@jannabest470]

Gist of the talk ( how to read/learn faster) • ALL LEARNING IS STATE DEPENDENT • Greatest teacher is your mistake • Live your live, dont live in someone else's live • 3 questions to ask yourself when reading: • How will i use this? (information = head) • Why must i use this? (Inspiration = heart) • When will i use this? (Implementation = hand) • Lack of focus due to reading too slow & subvocalization • Have a reading list

[@rodrigosilveira6886]

I used to spend a lot of money on these so-called "coaches" until I realized all they say is just that - a list of 3-5 obvious principles. Much better to get books by experts in a field you're in - not just "thought" leaders who are paid to spew out a stream of platitudes...

[@zoknowmation451]

Ty

[@MsFondleMe]

Oh dear god thank you..

[@vijaynidumolu142]

Thank you

[@sushantaasaha]

Knowledge is power reading is superpower

[@Joe-ip2ky]

I've been watching everyday, for the last 8 months, different contents in order to improve my English and this conference is my top 3 for sure. Reading is known as the more powerful tool to improve a language according to so many teachers. This last video has triggered my curiosity to give a real try to invest quality time in reading, not only for my English but for all the positive things I can get from a good book. I wish my comment isn’t too boring, I’m practicing my writing at the same time. I wish you also to find out the inspiration you need to improve all aspects of your English. Have a good one !

[@MpWrproductions]

Not bad man. Great story! What is your first language?

[@Joe-ip2ky]

Auntie Venim Hi ! My first language in French, I’m Canadian French ? Thank for the comment, may I ask you where are you from ? Is English your first language ? Let me know :), have a good one ! Steve

[@mariamshqair9611]

We all writing for practice . I wish if I can write better without making 1000 mistake . You're English writing looking good. Best wishes

[@Joe-ip2ky]

mariam shqair thanks Mariam ! I wish you’ll be patient enough to keep improving your English skills, one day at the time, and in not so long you’ll get what you want. Have a good day ! Steve

[@stopstalkingmebruh6021]

What are your other top two conferences if you don't mind my asking? Hope your journey is going great either way :)

[@DonYutuc]

Who's counting on me to win today? This is my why! Thank you, Jim. Reasons reap results! Genius leaves clues. Wow. I'm almost 60 years old and I'm just now finding out about all of this stuff. And I've been to 2 different universities? I wasn't taught all this stuff in school. Kudos to you, Jim!

[@ed7519]

Don Yutuc: Today people go to college or university to get "dumbed down". Colleges & universities today, are more like indoctrination and propaganda centers - and you pay dearly for that. We need less formal education and more real learning.

[@dontaskme754]

I should be studieing but here we go again ... I am watching video of how to learn faster

[@CherylDonelon]

Good luck! I was just thinking about hilarious it is how I am looking for ways to be more productive while really my subconscious is looking for ways to procrastinate. How not to proscratinate.... turn off devices.

[@aidanwilliams3393]

*stares back at laptop showing schoolwork* yeah, I know absolutely nothing about that...

[@agartamahajan5663]

We all are the same afterall! aren't we?

[@ghennoradio4345]

😲how did you spell studying like that?

[@huilinchen9527]

Reading is the most powerful habit in the whole world. I read everyday, even when I'm traveling, working, laying in bed. I'm in love with books.

[@starks2544]

"Information is everywhere, there is loads of information- but we are starving for practical wisdom" Amazing words.

[@jacquelineharris6407]

If you do't use what you learn you are no better functionally (results-wise) than someone who cannot read. Wow. My grandmother could not read well but she was very observant, learned by doing, asking questions and observing. She applied what she learned to the max. She did her budgeting in her head and could manage her home, care for children, grandchildren and great grandchildren, cook and clean better than any of her educated offspring- and still have time to listen, counsel, encourage and help others. She was a phenomenal woman.

[@sweetefelicity]

Your grandmother sounds wonderful!

[@tammystigars5477]

Hi, Mr. Kwik I am Soo happy to come across one of your lectures, I have not been to a lecture before so I equates it to Church, lol thank you, all my life I felt slow. My mother passed away when I was five years old and I shut down. I remember before her passing no one could turn me off, if you know what I mean but after her passing everything became a bler. When it came time to go to school my teacher allowed me to mourn with my head down on the desk. I didn't come out of that state of mind until I was in high school by that time I was known as the slow one, she's special, she's a crybaby, she's mad and so on. I feel like I'm in this world but I'm not of it. I'm 54yrs old and I am just starting to comprehend. Thanks Sir.

[@hadiuzzaman]

He is really good. His voice is like magic, you can hear it all day long. And he organizes everything very nicely.

[@ajjoven5276]

It took me 2 years to read and write again after all my brain surgeries. Now these are awesome....

[@nonexistenty4152]

Mindvalley is changing my life

[@0famz]

This guy moves my soul!! He speaks with so much wisdom, warmth and genuineness to truly help others! I learnt so much just listening to him!

[@bernadettem.4252]

OMGOSH!!!!! I Love Jim Kwik!!!! Mind Valley Thank you!! Jim Kwik Thank you. I have given so much to our world in various ways. I like Jim have found & created to extended so much healing to our world as well as give freedom. I am the original creator of the 3 C's. It was stolen from me & later stated a man from another country created it. That is false I did in 1999. I also created the pink grapefruit & cranberry Sobe drink. They were outted by me on live Social media as well as various social media by ,me. I created the 3 C's during my first clinical hours. I have been called by many & asked by many to heal many. All on my own with various gifts of Super hero gifts & other. I am in, I am in. Thank you. I have a professor for my surgical classes cramming our class with 4 chapters two times a week with two tests on all 4 chapters nonstop. Plus we have to do 4 summaries & all our homework is to be turned in tomorrow. Listening to Jim has brought me back as I felt crammed by various males, females, & those of destitute with behaviors in my last mission as well as helped & serviced others. One male tried his hardest to break me like no other. With this & the professor cramming all of us students we are not absorbing much obviously yet he is a military Vet. Awesomeness with you all!!! Thank you. I missed Jim Kwik because of class, lectures of long 4 chapters, plus homework & reading with cramming. I was drained like never before. Thank you you stirred me right. Huge Hugs

[@vincentboleha1782]

12:01 HEAD-HEART-HAND INFORMATION-INSPIRATION-IMPLEMENTATION = INTEGRATION 23:00 #1. HOW CAN I USE THIS ? #2. WHY MUST I USE THIS ? #3. WHEN WILL I USE THIS?

[@rickaltieri6345]

I struggled with Attention Deficit Disorder through most of my childhood and public schooling. It often took me twice as long to do math tests and writing prompts from the rest of the class. I spent so much time dissecting why I think the way I do and how I think differently from other people. Something I learned was my thoughts needed* to be organized in certain ways. I was obsessive compulsive about the way I thought, the order in which I brought each idea into my consciousnesses. ADHD, for me, was essentially mental OCD. I knew before I clicked on this video that the way I use sub-vocalization (I did not know of this terminology) makes me read well below my capacity. I go back to read a 'the' or 'to' I skipped while sub-vocalizing. I mispronounce a word in my head and say it over so it's correct. I have gained an amazing amount of self-awareness which has lead me to grow and break through barriers that previously have held me back. My latest goal, after being introduced to Mr. Kwik in this video, will be to restructure or eliminate sub-vocalization while I read.

[@tootallzz]

Mindvalley and Jim Kwik are awesome! Knowledge is power and life enhancing. Never stop learning it enriches and extends our lives and the quality of our lives and our world.

[@danegilbert6244]

Knowledge is potential power acting upon that which we learned and believe. Because it activates our Faith.

[@janetsinclair3668]

Thank God Jim believed in himself,an inspiration to human kind I have enjoyed your lectures.l have finished my book now. Thank you Jim

[@9sora-2b]

I never listen to long speeches but oh boy Jim's real good at this, i love him

[@wayk3585]

What a brilliant speaker. Love Jim's talks. He his words so eloquently. 25: 40 "Difficult times can DEFINE you, they could DEMINISH you, or they could DEVELOP you, but you DECIDE".

[@kendracoleman5786]

This should 100% be taught in schools!!

[@9sora-2b]

I can listen to this guy for 5 hours straight and not get bored

[@thismesabu]

Wow, I never knew other people subvocalize, too and that this is the reason for my slow reading! During all my years at university I struggled reading the many assigned texts and articles because I was too slow at reading. I've always believed I was just a little dumb and that this was the reason why I needed to subvocalize in order to understand what I'm reading but apparently the opposite is the case! Thank you so much for this elightenment!! Even if it feels like it's come a few years too late I can still start to change this reading habit now (cause actually I love reading)!

[@r.a.h.175]

The sum total of knowledge today is a pinhead drop in the ocean compared to the unlimitless amount of knowledge yet to be tapped and uncovered and learned. Time is mind-boggling infinite. Nobody could truly explain the magic that starts and gives life to the car, and the magic of present day communication and gadgetry. Instant knowledge, instant mastery, exist. Everyone will be conscious and honored till no-end time and be tutored in the unimaginable magic of the universe.

[@reabecoethabane5059]

@JimKwik you my man are my brain coach, Your videos have helped me a lot. Sending appreciation and love all the way from South Africa 🇿🇦 @MindValley you the best

[@globalprosperitykidstv2018]

Giving a standing ovation in my room. So grateful for Jim.

[@makeyourownprivilege7734]

This is brilliant. I never realized but totally recognize, now, that I've gotten into the habit of reading in order to fall asleep

[@dhairyasharma58]

This guy faced so much problem you can't even imagine he faced two mind problems he can't even read and in class students call him broken brain . Now see where he is . I am very very inspired by him.

[@savage-_-jb274]

Came here for the title to learn how to read faster and I end up listening to the whole thing! Amazing speech!! 💯

[@dk2534]

I struggle to have the mentality. However, the realization watching his video, is that I realized you need to change your perspective. Try to enjoy being productive.I know its hard to have this perspective. However try to find some meaning or engagement of why, not bc you need to do it, but why you want to do it. Then it will stick with you more and be able to retain the information more bc you have some type of meaning or engagement/realization that you can associate it to. The more relevant it can become to you the more it will resonate within you.

[@VivienPap]

Such an amazing talk. I love Jim and all the things he teaches. It should definitely be taught in schools.

[@lynzzzseekinggodsgrace4635]

Definitely, I’m adding Jim’s lessons to my homeschool curriculum. 😊

[@denasedaghat1122]

"Sometimes the people who care about you the most are the ones that you give the power to hold you back"

[@anuja_k7946]

Reading is the most powerful thing

[@askey1205]

The most powerful thing is a Quasar :v

[@vancouveradakurugu1275]

I'm getting super smarter! Jim is a sage and I'm grateful for this.

[@mach1gtx150]

I read a lot and I still learned a lot of Kwik lessons from this inspirational author. There is always room to learn more, thank you!

[@nyomannuaja4827]

Fantastic. although this is the first time I watch Mr. Jim Video, it has made me to be full of spirit to learn. beside that, I am very happy have a chance to communicate with Thenew friends around the world.

[@KoiAcademy]

totally agree with you, we will always be learning throughout life. Productivity is definitely something we are passionate about

[@SubwaySounds]

30 books in 30 days is nuts!

[@dimplekapoor8592]

Sir Thankyou so much for giving us such super powerful knowledge 🙏 really grateful to you 🌸 I’m learning so much from you !! Gratitude

[@tracesamuels9693]

Thank you, thank you, I really appreciate the many lessons I've learned throughout this video. It's what I've been wanting to hear. All these doctors been giving me medication to help with memory, retaining information, concentration etc. but no one provide solutions. You hit on every weakness I've been experiencing. I will watch this video a lot I can assure you that.

[@mateodemerchant8029]

i love your speaking style. it really resonates with me. thank you for the tips. big value here!

[@stevenkhol8485]

Night school is over now. Time moves so fast. Thanks a lot to my teacher Vanessa. Merry Christmas to all of you. See you tomorrow. Byebye.

[@marinaschaefer8229]

His content is most impressive.

[@marcs7847]

(THE REASON FOR REMEMBERING) This is so true... I went on a convention in Spain and memorized the first and last name of everyone I met for10 days. Over 250 people... I had never done that before in my life... no tricks at all. I just told myself that it was important to remember their names... if there was an emergency, how could I help them without remembering? It was insane... that was in 2019 and I still remember everyone and I started a whatsapp group with everyone and we still stay in touch.

[@charlesramseur5718]

I want to thank Jim quick for sharing his ideas with us. I'm convinced I can learn something from this man.

[@ES-el5dm]

I can't be the only one who actually doesn't understand a question at all, but after typing, or writing, and repeating it, it all just makes sense happened so many times today. I just answered a question I never knew to answer for who knows how long by just typing it here. 😂

[@trimomSarah]

Amazing. Lifesaving! You helped save a life! Thank you for sharing! I work with struggling readers, or kids that have other learning differences and I really appreciate what you are sharing about the brain and how to motivate, enable and encourage kids and teens to unlock their brains!

[@jessicawilson2964]

First thing I pick up is exercise of Vocabulary English bk, then later I pick up my book and read. I haven't been reading Gods word I need to start doing to get to, know him then. I will read one of my books.

[@muneraomer8663]

Thank you so mush you’re the best! I wish we have more people like you so the world can be safe from all these bad things that happened around the world. Thanks a lot wish you the best in your life I am so grateful that I came to your side in this time I learned a lot from you. God bless you! Fatima!

[@alexandriathera1153]

1) 04:04 “all learning is state dependent. 2) 06:00 Because repetition is very important to learning 3) 06:51I feel like the thing that keeps youfrom becoming a master or on that path of mastery, 4) are these words saying, "Oh, I know that already.” 5) 07:20 “On the left side, you're going to take notes.” 6) 07:29 “ On the right side, …..you're going to make notes.” 7) 10:12 "And the key to reading comprehension is asking more questions. "Questions are the answer because ask and you shall receive." 8) 11:09 The biggest lie in the personal development industry is that knowledge is power. 9) 11:22 “it becomes shelf help instead of self help” 10) 12:27" We are emotional creatures, we're not logical, we're biological, dopamine, oxytocin, serotonin, endorphins, we're this chemical soup." 11) 13:14 "you listen to something, you learn something, it becomes part of who you are." 12) 12:36 "So head, heart, hands" 13) 15:20 "And you know what a question I ask a lot of is like, who's counting on me to win today?" 14) 16:05 “Reasons reap results.’ 15) 16:28 “Genius leaves clues. There's always a method behind the magic.” 16) “17:44 “……. your dreams really is hidden in your daily routines….It's the things you do daily” 17) 17:53 “40% of what you do every single day. And you think it's all habitual, you're on autopilot.” 18) “That you feel burnt out, you feel tired and exhausted, not because you're so busy, it's just, you're not doing enough of the things that nourish you, that fire you, that give you light, right?” 19) “Everybody is your teacher” 20) Nice, won't go out of their way, but a kind person will, and a kind person will tell you the truth, not necessary what you want to hear 21) “mental learning really is the science of learning how to learn, to unlock your super brain, learning how to concentrate, learning how to focus, learning how to be creative and to solve problems, and to think, to be able to read faster, to be able to remember more.” 22) “We're drowning in information, right? But we're starving for practical wisdom and inspiration.” 23) 29:35 Second obstacle to effective reading is lack of focus. 24) Lack of focus. 25) 35:47 “my point to emphasize about subvocalization is not necessary to say the words, to understand those words. “ 26) 37:02 “But a third thing you could do is counting. Like when you're reading go one, two, three, four, five,” 27) 37:26 The last tip I will give you to leave you with is using a visual pacer, right? 28) 38:33 “ if you understand the information better ………..is reading for purpose. Ask yourself, how can I use this? Why must I use this? When will I use this?”

[@PSMbayan]

Jim you are just awesome

[@danielleattardportughes1331]

Wow, he is amazing. I feel that I have been stuck in a rut for a long time. Listening to him has motivated me and answered some of my questions. Thank you for this.

[@Eco-unschoolinglife]

Really amazing and helpful talk. I had been struggling from this problem of slow reading for unknown reasons. I hope now I'm going to read real fast as I luv reading a lot and there r some books in my list. Thank you so much Jim.

[@hasethru1640]

9⁹999999

[@HienNguyen-pb5hn]

Thank you so much for your sharing. It will change my life from now on. I am quite lazy to read books because I always fall assleep when I'm reading. But now, I will challenge myself to read faster and try to learn to focus. I think using smartphone often is the result of my lack of concentration.

[@MosesRwigema7]

Great teaching Sir. Thank you so much!

[@rynobekker3011]

thanks, my takeaway is the 3 magical Q’s for right side of page - 1. How can I use this 2. Why must I use this 3. When will I use this

[@tusharverma7268]

Their is a huge thanks to you to give me that tremendous valuable information.Thankx a lot.

[@atrocity1129]

mind blowing I'm going to apply this, Good stuff Jim!

[@francisotia4370]

Information>Inspiration>Implementation>Integration

[@motivateme598]

Amazing speech 40 min feels like 40 seconds because of all the great information given in this lecture.

[@theventurefam5704]

Thanks Jim Kwik & Mindvalley this is such a great video we just had to have our kids watch it too!!! Valuable tools for life!

[@jeannemeisenzahl6435]

I believe keeping and open mind and reading including believing in yourself is key.

[@zaharaahmed4826]

To all the people criticizing him for the long talk Dont forget its a seminar and its reasonable for it to be that long

[@alariclau]

Jim Kwik is awesome!!!

[@Ganesh_24]

stop wasting your time and go read forbidden manifestation by zara blackthorn. your future self will thank you.

[@prashalchauhan3551]

I finished that book 2 weeks ago and I can say that is amazing book. Would also recommend it.

[@rahatali4516]

started reading it yesterday too

[@rameshkaleeswari6949]

read it a few days ago, its great

[@rajeshbamaniya-ps1rb]

heard about it before, thanks for sharing!

[@MdAzad-dc3qt]

that book turned everything around for me

[@RenyxGhoul]

Reading to fall asleep what a common habit and recommendation by many. I skipped all the fs in of (RIP even after pausing the video)

[@charlesramseur5718]

I am working on a black belt memory course by Ron White, but it seems that Jim quick has captured my attention.

[@dianegiovanniello3948]

Thank you, Jim Kwik I will work on my reading skills for improvement ⭐️👍

[@tengreyesofficial7071]

Since i watching your video my mind was explore and ,your speech is a very helpful to all wacthing your channel. Keep it up .God bless

[@luxy3318]

I love Jim Kwik!! :) Such moving, powerful and refreshing content.... I love the podcast I just listened and watched the one with Shelly Lefkoe .... amaaaazing. Just love his personality and how he is his genuine self. Much respect and support! :)

[@undersaddle1876]

Our most valuable asset is our health...time is not an asset. Time is a construct.

[@fusiontv5269]

15:50 "Start with why" Book - must read, 16:58 free podcast!, 18:50 Book

[@drftrkjhguvgggfd]

He is a hero!

[@henryhr7730]

I WATCHED THIS AT 2X SPEED SO I LEARN EVERYTHIN 4 TIMES FASTER

[@mohitnarang9497]

I think no

[@Zhak7]

more like 8 times slower ^^

[@nobayeninene6939]

hahahahaha!!

[@SeanIRA1989]

🤣🤣🤣

[@chinqiaosheng3647]

Woah, this guy is sooo cool. He's able to integrate learning into everyday life with deep reason1

[@Nilinet]

Gonna make a random comment, but I love how he says "head, heart, hand". The first comic I got into was Elfquest, and the first graphic novel has a trial of "hand, head and heart". I'll be really happy to link what Jim has to say to my memories of Elfquest :)

[@martinnhantran]

Reading is the 'most valuable skills to master today' (Jim Quik 2019).

[@crystals6609]

Thank you. This is powerful in so many ways. Thank you

[@blackfire1471]

My super brain is unleashed and my learning has increased thanks to this brilliant man, god bless him.

[@shanikpakeer]

This session really moved me

[@drritugoyal9801]

Thank you for your great informative and educational mind valley talk. I love reading books , but your three questions will help me further to to reach my best potential.😊😊

[@silverlining4u]

The best and the most exciting talk I’ve ever watched on fast reading as well as fueled your brain. Thanks a lot!

[@peggygenoway]

Read early...and read often. I always had a book with me as a child. First non-textbook read: Autobiography of a Yogi, at age 9.

[@DrSRanjanMBBSAcupuncturist]

Have you Read 'Living with Himalayan Master' Swami Rama or, Play of Consciousness - Swami Muktananda

[@pathmaram]

Thank you for your inspiring comments.

[@deborahcarvallho6012]

Asha Luna i really want read this book. Did u like it??

[@garyharrison3342]

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[@garyharrison3342]

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[@Robgutierrez76]

In one word amazing !! This was just what I was looking for! Thank you God bless you!

[@adriancuello]

Gracias por tu curso Jim kwik, gracias por esta manera de "aprender a aprender", saludos y Éxitos por siempre!

[@willieward7419]

Jim is such an amazing and clearly forward speaker. I will definitely read more.

[@saramakkawi2747]

Very interesting and motivational speech.you are one of the best speaker in us.thank you very much

[@laurasotelo1620]

THANK YOU JIM!!! 😊❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏💗

[@Ocea8i53]

I sure wish they offered this stuff back when i was younger

[@arcanelore168]

It's always good idea to be able to learn anything very well and quicker.

[@thornwebdesign]

I think that by hearing, reading, saying what you have learned out loud, then writing what you have learned done and finally repeating these steps at least 5 times will allow for you to learn so much quicker than normal.

[@matangagila5294]

Tnx for the tip

[@thornwebdesign]

@@matangagila5294 my pleasure.

[@12345harv12345]

He's inspirational. Focused information and interesting speech. Unfortunately not everyone is so laconical these days, especially in education. We need to change that.

[@greekysimi]

I feel Luke I have been putting this guy off for too long. I am soooo ready to read faster

[@dvh065]

I still remember every word of the history lesson from my 2nd grade because it was a song.

[@shayakanime18]

Clear teaching and effective at every sprint.

[@RECHDIful]

really helpful for me this talk! thx

[@CAPS_AMERICA]

@30: 10, there's so much truth in this. The slower you watch or listen to something, or read, the more your brain misses so many info. I used to watch tutorial videos on YT with normal speed, but I get sleepy and bored because my brain is not paying attention. But now almost all videos I watch are at the speed of 2.0 including this one, and it's strange that I can understand and pickup every word he's saying without falling asleep.

[@chrysldlg]

Thank you God bless you

[@robinsky139]

I really want to find my flow in learning again and excel in life! I never want to stop learning, because staying stuck feels like going backwards😔

[@thefantast4031]

I’m trying to be creative, so I am typing this comment while listening😂 I’m gonna start reading everyday💪🏻

[@neilwilliams2883]

Multitasking is the enemy of mastery. Perfect one thing at a time, instead.

[@gabmark480]

This is the best video I’ve ever found on KZbin