How To Get Better At Anything (Using Science)

[@anassaidi1723]

This is a great video ! Learning from someone who's a 100 steps ahead of you isn't always a good idea , because as you mentioned they can skip steps and they might've forgotten what got them where they are in the first place , so learning from someone two steps ahead of you is generally far more useful in my opinion .

[@thill_in]

There's definitely truth in this! It's certainly much easier to teach something you only learnt recently, so it makes sense to learn from someone who just mastered what you're trying to learn!

[@dustfbankai]

this is such a great video, how does it still have that little views bruh

[@kingsmanpotter1091]

As always best summary ever. Love to watch your videos

[@thill_in]

Thank you! Is there a book you would like me to cover in the future?

[@kingsmanpotter1091]

@@thill_in Robert Greene's books

[@thill_in]

Sure, I’ll add a couple to the list! Thanks for watching!

[@tracyphoenixx]

LOL, here's a feedback for you. Great video, simple and easy to follow. Outcome: you gained my subscription

[@thill_in]

Awesome, thank you! This is the easiest kind of feedback haha

[@halimaali9826]

Love the channel Tim ❤

[@norcalzack]

553 views? whatttt? great video.

[@thill_in]

Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it!

[@MrRabbitsBookcase]

Very good recommendation and great summary. I will add to the bookcase.

[@thill_in]

Thank you! Do you have any recommendations for books on a similar topic?

[@mRain123]

Scott Young is my is my personally favorite at self-improvements! And the second is Justin Sung, check out his channel he is also beyond expert in his own field just like Scott Young

[@thill_in]

Agreed, I've seen some of Justin's work on KZbin before - it's great! Thanks for watching!

[@JoseRamirez-nk3st]

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