How To Learn Anything 10x Faster

[@aviralaryal7332]

I SPEEDED THE VIDEO x1.5 SO THAT I CAN LEARN 15 TIMES FASTER

[@citruspro_8083]

Aviral Aryal why this comment got only 5 likes?

[@phamhoang2415]

CitrusPro _ same

[@asdw50]

Kakogo huya menya naebali? + esli same think

[@testuser12]

Weird

[@hore3677]

asdw50 dank memes naebalovo(vot suka)

[@magnezegaming7527]

*keep scrolling, you'll find it somewhere.*

[@oneofabillion6811]

Thanks

[@lanamedvidovic7074]

😂

[@itsjndo4574]

Lmaoooooo

[@awesomevatsal3370]

XD

[@RandomPerson-ex6zi]

Wow lol

[@Zach1021]

Who came here just to see the 15 times faster

[@mayankkasliwal7753]

😂😂😂

[@VortechBirb]

I watched a meme video showing the comment and I came here looking for it

[@chillxi382]

@@VortechBirb #DDM?

[@kaifraser1996]

Peppa Pig me too

[@saedaabualhaj9101]

Me

[@bantot1296]

*_F for those who still can't find it_*

[@lauren-v]

Supergaming101 😭😐

[@romanspall6213]

😂😂😭😭

[@noahcardew4482]

It's fake :( I thought there was really a comment with half a billion likes

[@bantot1296]

@@noahcardew4482 no such thing but a million like there is

[@noahcardew4482]

@@bantot1296 well that's very grammatically correct. And I know there isnt a comment with half a billion likes, that's what it said on the video

[@bantot1296]

*_He's too dangerous to be left alive_*

[@eswaraad.manoharan8710]

Supergaming101 lol this getting wild XD

[@dannikim8861]

I put it at 2x speed so I learned things 20x faster

[@bantot1296]

@@dannikim8861 *_I've seen this raw strength only once before_*

[@lmao7709]

Lol i came here to see this comment Edit: i just found the comment from the video but he only have 29k likes

[@dannikim8861]

@@bantot1296 aldo, if I record the video at X2 speed and then filter it through my apps, I can learn up to 100x speed

[@felipegiglio8101]

150K people to learn 10 times faster 2.8M to learn 15 TIMES FASTER

[@filbertc4329]

And I learn 20 times faster

[@diyaanpulikkal8939]

Watch 2 times... 100x faster

[@Mohamedalkarawi112]

Luís Felipe Hi I wanna intreduce myself as Mamed an Online Coach Which is why I have two very simple questions: 1. ​As an Professional or Entreprenour do you sometimes struggele with achiving your dream body? -what are the 2 biggest issues you’re dealing with? 2. Regarding achiving your dream body what would you wish for more than anything else? Thanks so much in advance - looking forward to reading your answers!

[@micflameytee]

jokes on you im learning it 20 times faster

[@SimonsAstronomy]

I downloaded the video and edited it to 100x speed and watched it 100 Now i can learn 100,000x faster

[@roeybiceps9395]

Where is the 1.5 meme can’t find it

[@user-lw1mf4vd7w]

Me too

[@brandonking2950]

2 comments above u

[@jamesmoriarty4236]

Yeah, lol just 2 comment above his... Guys I just realized that your comment always appears first

[@ameliafoots8526]

I found it but it doesnt have 500k likes

[@DemonaIity]

It's not real

[@ryderholland5179]

1% of the comment section: talking about the video 99% of the others: the meme

[@thecreator8735]

when your video get popular due to a comment.

[@Tobiasphere]

😫 *an* comment?

[@thecreator8735]

@@Tobiasphere now I just edit it

[@Tobiasphere]

@@thecreator8735 glad i could help #GrammarNaziWasHere

[@s_solus3089]

Tobias Charles Does grammar correction have any comment value to you?

[@UrPPhard]

@@Tobiasphere what's the difference?

[@raulr7517]

everybody here cause of a damn meme right now

[@khaliliscr4zy491]

raul !deadass

[@kingmatthews5436]

TCK NightHawk Ik where it at tho

[@kingmatthews5436]

TCK NightHawk exactly where I seen it lol

[@kingmatthews5436]

TCK NightHawk I meant where is it on here

[@Kobrah_]

yuh

[@shakarlamsal8624]

I came here from a meme

[@bystander5278]

2HundredIQ me too man

[@GYerin]

Wait what meme

[@bystander5278]

Dallama Glama the one about Aviral Aryal's comment that you can find in this comment section that has more than 3'000 likes

[@rabonafootball6458]

😂😂😂 same RIP X🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🔥

[@abigailnicole3793]

2HundredIQ ohh I get u man

[@archierandall5874]

Petition to get the creator to pin 'the' comment so that we dont need to keep looking

[@prod.dreiii]

Yes PLEASEE

[@gkkwan5]

I will sign it

[@kakai2164]

yes i sign it

[@rxtchity]

Ehem, Lunar_Moon has signed

[@brycerose1001]

I signed

[@Richard-fg2pk]

Just thought I'd post this in case anyone wanted a quick rundown of what he said in point form! Measure a smaller unit of success. - Smaller milestones/steps. Well help with knowing where things are going wrong - Instead of me being like “I either get it or I don’t, not knowing where I don’t get it and why. - With all of these smaller steps, when you deconstruct things, you can chunk all of these little things together and it will make the learning process a lot easier once you reassemble them. Drill ONE thing until it becomes a habit, then move on. - Apply that thing until it becomes an unthinking habit. - Focus on ONE thing, make it habit, and then move on. Shorter period of study every day are better then long, sporadic cramming sessions. - For learning, a little bit everyday is better than one long batch. - Learning comes from repetition. - If you’re trying to build a skill, you’re trying to rewire your brain. - Shorter periods in between mean you get to review a lot more consistently. - Takes a lot more willpower. - True for learning, but not necessarily for production. When starting, test many different methods; when growing stick with one. - You’ll start to plateau. - At the beginning of the endeavour, mix it up. - When you find one that works, shut all the rest out. Stick with it while it’s growing like crazy. Debrief to avoid repeating the same mistakes. - People have a lot of pride, when they don’t get something they want to act like they know. - Through that mentality, you actually don’t know what you should or shouldn’t do. - Ask about what you did wrong, ask how to avoid making the same mistake next time. - Like this instead of repeating the same mistake, I make them ONCE. - In order to know what we are doing wrong, we need a second opinion.

[@nisrinu]

Richard Wang like really? Youre really patient! Respect

[@ShayanKhanbazzinga]

Thanks man!

[@xanixx]

Richard Wang Thank you. Appreciate the summary.

[@sourpineapplejuice]

thanks!!

[@chydedelaplace8947]

Richard Wang Thank you for taking the time to make this comment kind sir.

[@Cosmic17v]

Literally everyone here because of a meme.

[@garlicbread869]

Lol me

[@lanamedvidovic7074]

I am here at 1 am...got a test tomorrow so I'm watching video about learning to feel better about relaxing all the time😂

[@johandreposthumus3076]

Yes

[@sanstheanimator1964]

Yup

[@Pauliyd466Gaming]

eh not me

[@CarlosRodriguez-dh7mm]

Was this all in one take? This guy takes charisma to a whole new level by KZbin standards. He's got the smile, attitude, and ability to make watching this video so convincing and pleasant. I love the tips, but most of all, his presentation is what blew me away.

[@rubencastellanos8732]

Totally agree

[@FatalBeauty]

Carlos Rodriguez I was surprised by the one take too. He sure knows how to make it perfect without having to edit his video. :)

[@ahwhite]

And the presenter communicated a genuine interest in good values - taking the time to work on oneself - ronnie-writes.blogspot.co.uk/2017/02/promoting-values-and-opportunities.html

[@mikepiazza2000]

He looks like a sociopath though

[@enolp]

Michael J. Piazza omg I read that and then looked at my paused video 10:35

[@mohamedakid87]

This guy got 3.1M views because of a meme LOL

[@LL-xy1vr]

Lmao

[@chaosgaming2752]

No most of it wasnt because of it

[@rooost9856]

No

[@subscribersbeforetheworldends]

Am I going only person to learn how to actually become smarter I never seen the meme anyway

[@harshgautam7746]

It was at 2.7mil when the meme was created

[@chinamanandfriends]

I learned this video twice as fast by adjusting the playback settings.

[@bm71780]

lmfao

[@sharukhshkh786]

😂😂😂😂

[@Filandoful]

lol

[@AntonioSoltysik]

i dont get it

[@chinamanandfriends]

***** I was commenting it as a joke, but I actually did watch in x2 speed. :) I do the same with audiobooks and lectures too! I have mild adhd and it in fact helps me focus more because I'm forced to keep up. You might wanna find software that speeds up your audio without changing the pitch though.

[@vish_nair87]

Who's here after Pewds uploaded his BIG BRAIN video lmao

[@neeleshpujari3877]

Same gamer

[@Teruteku]

Same sistar

[@瘁人]

I did u big brain gamer

[@lukaschung8334]

I can asoon as I saw it

[@ManuelRosalesz]

SMALL BRAIN

[@gabytrifan838]

the reason I came here is because I saw a meme

[@jpulido5681]

Gaby Trifan same

[@erenuc0182]

thats wjy everyone is here

[@bunbun3091]

What meme

[@Adodadon]

Same

[@jeremydyckman5866]

Same

[@najjace1674]

Roses are red Violets are blue I came for the comment meme So did you

[@keeho2622]

no, idk what meme you mean

[@babeebel]

@@keeho2622 then why are you here

[@keeho2622]

@@babeebel none of yo buisness sweetie

[@brycerose1001]

@@keeho2622 oof

[@SomeGuy-fl1gz]

Roses are red Violets are blue I have read your comment but Theres no like for you

[@nautillius]

WOT THE 15 TIMES FASTER COMMENT DOESNT HAVE 500k LIKES, I HAVE BEEN TRICKED!!!

[@domii_gaming6335]

SMALL BRAIN

[@gabbyjohnson8372]

WOOOOT

[@johnedrinmendoza]

BING BONG BING BING BONG

[@manos_kall]

😂😂😂😂 me too

[@Makarov-PsY4]

Bamboozled

[@rossreader]

Who else came from PewDiePie's video to see if the x1.5 comment had 545646 likes?

[@diamondobsidian4256]

I was so confused

[@nibbashamble8129]

It was likes

[@nibbashamble8129]

@@rossreader cool beans

[@zerosugarpete5719]

BaTeRy20 I came from an Instagram meme not the devil himself

[@ooo629ooo]

yes same

[@tammyriggins3717]

I came here from an IG meme showing the 15x faster

[@alexmitchell8110]

Itsyeboicoop big facts

[@thnzz2406]

Normie

[@slickslack3644]

oh god they stole it

[@elijah_oofoof8891]

@@slickslack3644 of course they did.

[@dedgect]

All they do is repost memes and gain money. Luckily insta banned them.

[@lileierkopf8594]

Boys the comment exists but it "only" has 34k likes We got bamboozled

[@diordomain2630]

iTzHeroxy no please tell me your kidding 😭

[@h_curly6384]

Let's make it real then 💪

[@themaczter9024]

Cactus Jackk - His kidding what?

[@Apenimon444]

i came here to see over half mil likes o. a comment in person

[@MB_36]

Hahaha 666 likes

[@mohammedhaider7424]

Who came here just to see the 1.5x learn faster comment from scoop😂 XD

[@archiebowers7146]

SCOOOOP

[@archiebowers7146]

Great channel

[@kotaroshirogami5775]

Me

[@rosamendieta4579]

Me

[@jaco7813]

noone did,

[@mohamadkhobaiz4764]

Whos here to look for a comment with 500k+ likes Edit: its not real :(

[@anonymoustv8409]

I know :( it has 28k

[@chubs161]

Brother profile pic. Eyyyy

[@mohamadkhobaiz4764]

Choobway eyyyyy

[@kovact]

Me5

[@natalia-xo]

I liked it but I think they deleted it

[@ryderdavies-q6x]

Nobody: Literally nobody: The comment section: Search party for that one comment

[@TiTchHx80]

Ikr

[@underrated7338]

Admit it u like it too 😂😂

[@mustardman9178]

Stfu bot

[@rishabhraj1663]

Lol i think he deleted it

[@benedikt4154]

Fun fact: U dont watch the vid, u just searching the comment

[@maslarz1596]

Yup

[@pan_nekdo]

Yope: I even pauzed the video so it doesnt disturb me.

[@abnotoday5266]

He can see things before it happens.

[@Rony049]

What kind of power is this

[@doge8153]

Wrong

[@Diamondprince]

There’s so many comments about the 15X faster meme that the comment isn’t here anymore Edit: Thanks to everyone telling me it’s above my comment.. it turns out it actually is! 😎

[@virajkaushik3440]

PRINCE DIAMOND I can’t find that meme because of that

[@tjeffery6455]

It is, right above u

[@garlicbread869]

I saw the comment

[@garlicbread869]

@Lynx1899 yeah

[@awesomevatsal3370]

Yeah it’s not here

[@anthonyiswack649]

I swear if you look at him long enough it looks like he's been made with CGI

[@SirValiantIII]

Mr Butterscotch I’ve looked at him for 4 seconds and you’re absolutely right

[@anthonyiswack649]

@@SirValiantIII Lol, this is shattering my reality. How are we supposed to know if he's real or not?

[@kevin4978]

Its just the strange lighting

[@kraftytactician5529]

@@anthonyiswack649 He seriously looks like a cgi character in a video game like Connor from Detroit: Become Human

[@alyssaf5706]

Mr Butterscotch ye

[@xyandrewyx]

Day 25 I still can't find the meme

[@canedbeanz9910]

Its sadly fake 😞

[@turkeyland9802]

I found it it has 36 k likes

[@shwaffy2120]

It not be fake

[@azaka3720]

@@canedbeanz9910 no its not fake keep scrolling u'll find it

[@jiji_04]

@@canedbeanz9910 it's not

[@tinweirdytthingy9571]

*Keep scrolling, he's nowhere to be seen*

[@tenterry9265]

its on top of you

[@okrhino1982]

Stop commenting then

[@stormeslikeswellness]

He’s 3 above u lol

[@zeyzeg]

lmao for me it's right above urs it has 39K likes not 50K 😔

[@ghostdopa2412]

@@zeyzeg the actual comment had 500K likes

[@woowowowwww]

From the description: 1. Measure the smallest possible victory 2. Drill one thing at a time until it is unthinking habit. 3. Shorter periods of study every day beat cramming 4. When you are starting, try a million different things 5. Debrief your successes and failures You are welcome.

[@jonathanmurray2986]

Thank you.

[@akfanfortyseven8375]

thanks man..very helpful

[@GPAYNE-nw7xd]

woobwoobwoob o

[@reveri41]

Why is every one talking about learning 15 times faster when you can put it on 2x and learn 20 times faster?????

[@frisoarninkhof3374]

Was in pewdiepies video

[@amalialyn6229]

No

[@cruz4031]

He's too dangerous to be left alive

[@ahuu6798]

Would you like to participate in the yearly learnolympics?

[@koxukoshu]

@@frisoarninkhof3374 which PewDiePie vid?

[@alexboxd]

I only learn x9 times faster now, clickbait much??

[@thefakeleafy6896]

I'm learning 43 times faster now >:( Y u clickbait?

[@videomaster821]

Try speeding it up 10% so you get what the video promised.👍

[@og4iscoolfanaccount343]

Fun fact - Your only here to try find the 1.5x fast meme

[@6swag792]

k

[@subscribersbeforetheworldends]

Not me what meme

[@doge8153]

Nope. My first time hearing about the meme actually

[@6swag792]

@@doge8153 hi doge

[@muffin204]

Yes

[@MetinyDLuffy]

Hi, Charlie. I know this is crazy but I admit that your channel is addictive. Last night, I watched videos relating to Game of Thrones as usual and I cam across your channel analyzing my beloved Tyrion Lannister. After that, I watched another couple videos talking about my favorite TV shows and I decided to subscribe. Then, I explored your channel. I found out that it's very useful so I watched it until 8 in the morning. Today, even though I am not fully recovered from my illness, instead of watching TV, listening to some music or wandering on KZbin, I'm fully committed myself learning on these many awesome social skills from your channel. I feel so grateful to find your channel exactly right on time because I am about to start working with a new group of people and I want to make sure I am likable because it is important for this temporary job, and having a charisma is so important of my career. Years ago, I was a nicer person --- people told me that I was a very sweet person. Of course, I was deceived and got my heart broken many times until it got so shattered. Then, it came to the point that I no longer wanted to fight, which meant I no longer wanted to live. So, the long story short is that I become a much more stronger person than I used to be but at the same time, I became more cold person. I can cut toff he bad energy from the situation or others fast, and does not let it affect me. However, because of this "I-don't-care-about-how-they-feel-but-myself attitude", sometimes people got misunderstood that I was unfriendly and arrogant. I know that there are still sweet of me deep inside, and some people who get to spend some times with me know that; still, it affects my life and it hurts to find out that some people don't like me, are afraid of me and misunderstand me. Luckily, I'm a person who LOVES to improve myself and I also love to get to know myself all the time. I always analyze the situation both bad and good. And when things go wrong, I often understand why by trying to walk on that person's shoes. After realizing the cause of problem, I'll solve it. Anyway, I also realize that I have to work on my charisma as well. I know I am a good and nice person. And despite how I disagree with certain things people think and do, I want them to like me without losing who I am. I also realize that I'm better than that kind of person who treat other people badly because they are not as smart as you, not as good as you, etc. As I am a good and nice person, I know that people deserve good things despite how different we are, and I should be a person who always treated people nicely if my life goal is to be an inspiration. ------------------------------ Well, since this message is extremely long, even though it's important for the creator to receive a nice feedback, I want to ask you and even beg you to create a video in a topic "How to make a good KZbin video". You see, I'm not going to teach anything relating to charisma, I have other passion I want to follow. Still, I need to have a guideline from a charisma master about how to make a good teaching video. If it's not about the content, what can attract more people and make them come back over and over again. ____________________ Thank you million times Maemé

[@MetinyDLuffy]

This comment isn't relating to anything. I'm so confused.

[@hexagoninc.5315]

It sounds cool and all, but you need to understand that pirating software doesn't give the pleasure of getting and working for the money required to buy the actual thing. When you've worked to get something it makes you feel so much better. You're ruining your experience by just using illegal methods to obtain software.

[@MetinyDLuffy]

Do you talk to me or Charlie?

[@MetinyDLuffy]

Hopefully, my writing isn't bad.

[@MetinyDLuffy]

Thank you. I just typed and typed what I had on my brain. Maybe it's because I'm talkative so I wrote a lot.

[@MareGraphics-yd9bn]

I saw a meme reupload on Reddit so I had to check it again

[@k_puvi9736]

same

[@fernandocortez1518]

I'm trying to find the reddit post, comments were hilarious but now i can't find it :(

[@parisimperatorul]

same in august 2019

[@juice5204]

If anyone has seen the comment that says “I speeded up the video 1.5x to learn 15 time faster that has 500K likes then let me know 🧐

[@kirbyppg]

Literally right above this comment 😭😭😭

[@back_gaming9]

I found it

[@KasabianFan44]

It’s right above yours lol

[@blankslate7491]

It's right below you

[@sharoncamello4325]

It's under yours!!!!

[@sri6561]

2020 anyone?? I came here after seeing an old meme after being bored in quarantine .....

[@4ounce4dadrop]

Same ngl

[@dmn-rage4504]

How to turn tables

[@4ounce4dadrop]

@@dmn-rage4504 ?

[@floapap6364]

woah

[@4ounce4dadrop]

@@floapap6364 *exaggerating* WOAHH

[@Ryaninja]

Reviewing your mistakes is so important. For every job I've been unsuccessful in applying for, I always contact the interviewer in earnest and ask how I could have improved or if there was something they felt I was lacking in. They look upon it very favourably, and I've actually been offered jobs I was previously refused after doing it. If you want anything at life, be persistent. You don't have to be amazing, as long as you take it step by step, don't give up, and you'll get there fine in the end.

[@JesseMiddletonUK]

*What a great advice. Thanks for sharing!*

[@howmathematicianscreatemat9226]

1. Take a small unit of success 2. Take one thing, repeat it so long so that it becomes a habit (at least 3 weeks) and then move on! 3. Smaller periods of learning every day is better than the last few days learning like you would have to kick the bucket otherwise. 4. When you start, test different kinds of methods (qualitatively). As soon as you feel like really growing in one particular field of learning and feel the most comfortable compared to the others, remain true to it! 5. Don't make the same mistakes all over again. You are smart, you give other people chances to make mistakes too and learn from their's. It saves you lots of time and emotional pain! Learn from your and others mistakes! Best regards, my dear power people ;-)

[@JohnGeorgeBauerBuis]

Thanks, this was helpful.

[@Vertically2]

And step 7. Speed the video to 1.5

[@danghoangluong2942]

1) Measure a smaller unit of success It help you to diagnose what you did wrong 2) Drill only one thing until it becomes habit, then move on 3) Shorter periods of study every day are better than long, sporadic cramming sessions. 4) When starting, test many different methods; when growing stick with one 5) Debrief to avoid repeating the same mistakes

[@vampireking5392]

"This man just got lucky with a comment"

[@gumbochillin6657]

Who came from the meme?

[@kryptikal2102]

Ayden Haltom me

[@elliottabcdefghijklmnopqrs8288]

Me but where is it

[@Ardendev]

Lol me

[@DaniTDG]

Ayden Haltom me lmao😂

[@MooseyMan]

me

[@SargentCg]

Baby: *is born* Doctor:It will take a few months for your baby to walk Baby: *watches this video* Baby 11:14 later: *doing backflips in the back yard*

[@victorike-okoro6151]

Lol

[@pubgplayer6920]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Shikha1512]

hahahah

[@alexandrevinet4678]

Nice advice. At the end of the video, you should recap them and give them the most concise name possible to help us remember them all. Write them on screen for the visual of us :)

[@Charismaoncommand]

Appreciate the feedback :-)

[@Matt-wm8cm]

Alexandre Vinet a concluding thesis?

[@RomanRenazcoRoboCop]

Alexandre Vinet Agreed

[@richman2601]

Measure a smaller unit of success. - Smaller milestones/steps. Well help with knowing where things are going wrong - Instead of me being like “I either get it or I don’t, not knowing where I don’t get it and why. - With all of these smaller steps, when you deconstruct things, you can chunk all of these little things together and it will make the learning process a lot easier once you reassemble them. Drill ONE thing until it becomes a habit, then move on. - Apply that thing until it becomes an unthinking habit. - Focus on ONE thing, make it habit, and then move on. Shorter period of study every day are better then long, sporadic cramming sessions. - For learning, a little bit everyday is better than one long batch. - Learning comes from repetition. - If you’re trying to build a skill, you’re trying to rewire your brain. - Shorter periods in between mean you get to review a lot more consistently. - Takes a lot more willpower. - True for learning, but not necessarily for production. When starting, test many different methods; when growing stick with one. - You’ll start to plateau. - At the beginning of the endeavour, mix it up. - When you find one that works, shut all the rest out. Stick with it while it’s growing like crazy. Debrief to avoid repeating the same mistakes. - People have a lot of pride, when they don’t get something they want to act like they know. - Through that mentality, you actually don’t know what you should or shouldn’t do. - Ask about what you did wrong, ask how to avoid making the same mistake next time. - Like this instead of repeating the same mistake, I make them ONCE. - In order to know what we are doing wrong, we need a second opinion. RICHARD WANG IN SOME OTHER COMMENT WROTE THIS DON'T CREDIT ME, I'M JUST A USELESS COPY PASTER

[@elmotesthall2656]

Alexandre Vinet to be be be

[@ronaldtm2189]

we have lost. the item we came for is a fantasy. we’ll get em next time

[@reactedpanda5776]

It's on top of your comment

[@garyaajones]

Yes it is

[@Rony049]

It’s now the 3rd one in top of your comment

[@analog_wav]

Stop commenting "I camer after PewDiePie's video" I can't like them all

[@chacaacahc27]

That doesn’t make sense at all

[@-bxrii9897]

@@chacaacahc27 ikr

[@chokingonmilk]

Saaaaaaame

[@dabidddabid8680]

Its just right above your comment

[@manstick3140]

I came from cowbelly studios.

[@-lll-ll-llll-AVE]

"We went from 80 to 300k subscribers!!" Charisma On Command - 1.6M subscribers a year later

[@pleasedontsub9700]

over 2 million now

[@yoda7790]

SUB BOOOOT (only true pewdiepie fans understands that)

[@redarX]

AVE 2.6 M

[@stephen.697]

2.3 mill!!

[@redarX]

He lost 300k?

[@angelatomaselli3208]

You are an amazing speaker! You speak for a full 11 minutes and don't have one jump cut. Love the way you honestly share about your business as an example! Thank you!

[@Charismaoncommand]

Love that, thanks!

[@a_hashbrownie]

When you can't find the 15x faster comment My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined Edit: Nvm I found the comment keep scrolling

[@Nicholas108108]

This young bastard in these videos right here is worth listening to.

[@charlidog2]

ikr, don't you just hate him. lol. shhh, he's talking again.

[@jessicasigala3495]

I must agree! He looks so much like my brother in law.

[@Crimsondigitallife]

+sam lu hahaha.

[@ej5364]

I believe that knowing WHY things do what they do helps me to see patterns in everything, allowing me to master things at a much faster rate. It works in the long run because the "why"s are fundamental building blocks of everything. If I know "why" you do what you do in a certain situation, I can better predict how you will react in a different situation. And if I'm wrong? I look at WHY the pattern didn't hold, which again gives me a pretty good idea of how you will react in an exponentially expanded number of situations, and so on. It works with people, places, and things. "Why" = knowledge / understanding / power.

[@ej5364]

Continuing to watch, and I have more thoughts.... "How can I avoid that?" is almost the same as "WHY is that effective?". But the WHY allows you to develop new strategies of your own, again giving you a fundamental knowledge to build on. You can run simulations of your behavior, and predict when something will happen, opening up your possibilities and making people think you are some kind of genius. Best analogy I can think of: The kids that learn the multiplication tables from memory VS why the answers are what they are. Anyone can recite from memory (well, most people), but knowing why 9x7=63 allows me to apply that same principle to any and every number in existence. Its been pretty helpful for me over the years. Social interaction can be a little more difficult to understand than math, but the same holds true! :)

[@FlyinColorz]

I agree. Even with my learning in school I seem to be the only student to care about why any of the stuff is the way that it is? A lot of student will just not ask any questions and take everything at face value. Asking why can incredibly increase understanding/learning. It provides a base knowledge that can grow

[@lexscarlet]

yea i think "thinking about your thinking" is "meta-cognition" or whatever buzzword they use; this is definitely legit. but imo it's more important to recognize your own personal hangups to success rather than EXACTLY how you process/retain information.

[@ej5364]

Well, I'd say they are both important! Why can't you work on recognizing your personal flaws while learning to process information more efficiently? The power of why can get you to the root of ANY problem. For example, it can teach you why you are not getting the results you want out of life. It can teach you the difference between 'wants' and 'needs'. It can get down to the fundamental values and beliefs that make you who you are as a person. And when you know those values / beliefs, you can change them as you see fit, effectively making you a new person. The more you understand, the more you have the ability to change the world, including your self. Isn't that what success is? The power to change yourself and your environment to how you want it?

[@spiritfired]

Yet learning "WHY" is the most lengthy process of all.

[@Darhaka]

I know it does not have much to do with charisma, but could you do a video about procrastination? I'm currently trying to deal with it, but I'm kind of in a struggle :DD

[@MrSnepsnep]

Why do something tomorrow, if you can do it next week?

[@maxmeadows3430]

Maybe watch the willpower video?

[@PutSomeDsonThatBlink]

As a fellow sufferer, my best advice is not to look for motivation from videos or anything like that, the effect lasts for about 1 minute. Meditation helped me, as it helped me identify the pull when my mind is wandering on to something else. It takes a few weeks to really recognise the feeling and be able to stop yourself. Another tip is to listen to some generic video games music while you work, I don't know why it works, but it really does. Another thing I discovered on my own is... when you first wake up, deliberately refrain from doing something that distracts you, such as going on to youtube or reddit to see whats new. You will find you are less inclined to go on throughout the day.

[@ironmantis25]

1) Do the hardest thing first, like studying. 2) Avoid ALL distractions, like uninstall your video games, study in a library Your going to get that "I don't wanna" feeling, do what you have to do and that feeling will gradually go away.

[@thomasstokes8170]

I always look through past papers and scare the shit out of myself because I no clue then I study faster haha

[@bmannering]

Enough with the meme!!! These guys are killing it! Your content and delivery is great! Your content is refreshing because it's smart, rich, actionable, and needed. Your delivy is well articulated, professional, and tight. Love it. please keep it up! Thank you!

[@anejanej517]

i just smoked 2 joints. im so high

[@RimsKanal]

Ahahahahahahahaha

[@ProactiveThinker]

Try checking my channel for similar content. Thanks!

[@SubjectSwag]

Bruh im high as a fucking bitch rn reading this.

[@GracefulDanny]

Same. I'm on a journey ngl.

[@OhZjuchi]

Anej Anej hajq dude same here took 4 hits of top shelf

[@TheJlouis997]

man I love this channel!

[@Charismaoncommand]

°That's awesome to hear - glad you're loving it!

[@banwaita6723]

How many different things can we learn simultaneously while applying this lesson?

[@umbraemilitos]

One thing you can try to do to improve your growth, is tying your titles and content to modern events. For example, this video might have gotten a boost if it came out before everyone's finals, and your proposed Mohammed Ali video might have gotten a boost if it had come out shortly after his death.

[@darksideofthemoon128]

great point

[@likesgymnastics5767]

Great reply.

[@adsffsdas]

well i appreciate that at least he didnt use clickbait for views.. u know.. like GONE SEXUAL / GONE HORRIBLY WRONG in brackets at the end of the title :P

[@victherocker]

1. Measure successes and failures in a smaller scale so you can fix the tiny mistakes 2. Drill and focus on one thing at a time, don't move on until you've mastered it and it's become an unthinking habit 3. Shorter, consistent period everyday of studying is better than longer, one-time cramming period 4. When starting, pick a bunch of methods, find what works for you and stick with it, forget the rest 5. Debrief to avoid the same mistake - you might need a second opinion to know what you're doing wrong

[@janidevansh]

I am too lazy to watch this video! I am breaking it in small parts andb will watch it later

[@vinaymirani7819]

Devansh Jani hahaha

[@7raziel7]

Devansh Jani as stupid as it sounds it can be actually useful

[@karlee7120]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@costincreates]

Productive procrastination

[@clodgozon3968]

😂

[@sundarcvc8478]

Hey Charisma....I am from India..And I really love your work..The way you break it down so everyone could understand is really amazing and you got a great body language....

[@dismissing]

poo in loo

[@michaelbooker6028]

Poooo in the looooo

[@niveditabhalla7230]

his name is not charisma its charli !

[@alicedavis325]

Good job

[@alicedavis325]

WTF

[@shivanthm7862]

When everyone is talking about speeding the video 1.5x faster but forgot about the 2x times...

[@gabbyjohnson8372]

Shivanth M very big brain 🧠

[@MrRandomizer42]

Fun fact: you searched for this video

[@jrazz7605]

...

[@learnmaths3329]

...yes

[@scarystories-reddit123]

Yes

[@hitarthsingaria7128]

Yeet

[@doge8153]

I didn’t

[@morganmmontz]

Dude your teeth game is on point.

[@lustgod1418]

right

[@jabbathefrog7997]

Who else came from pewdiepies video to check if the comment really had 545646 likes?

[@chrono2864]

Wtf same

[@digitalivlogs8882]

Found it

[@camilab.]

Me too ;_;

[@gameseeker6307]

@@digitalivlogs8882 did it have that massive number?

[@Checito34]

GameSeekr041 Contreras it has 24k likes

[@Subscriberswithtwovideos-gr6tk]

What if I slow down the video?

[@s_solus3089]

*Your learning ability has slowed down by 25 percent* How am I first reply to you

[@eugene2870]

Ask that to your fave

[@user-jx1uw7jm8c]

Me:*barely learns about the meme* Comments from 1 year ago about the meme:*exists* Me: Am i a man without culture?

[@MrHusseinMoussa]

First off, thank you so much for your videos. I love them. Summary: 1- measure a smaller unit of success. @00:39 2- drill one thing until it becomes a habit, then move on. @2:20 3- shorter periods of study everyday are better than long, sporadic cramming sessions. @3:45 4- when starting, test many different methods; when growing stick with one. @6:13 5- debrief to avoid repeating the same mistakes. @7:40

[@binbim8183]

Thank you!

[@MrHusseinMoussa]

@@binbim8183 You're very welcome ^_^

[@MrRockyVega]

Thank you! This is what I was looking for!

[@vinayyy.n2875]

Found it

[@shapedboxes]

1st step to my success....stop watching youtube videos lol. Awesome video!

[@Charismaoncommand]

Thanks so much :-)

[@vangoghsdaughter6947]

who is here from pewdiepie’s recent video?😂

[@Cytise91]

Big brain or small brain

[@rd963]

Biall brain

[@hungryslave1014]

SMALLL BRAIN

[@jayden7736]

Big brain but small peepee gang

[@aawom2973]

BIG BRAIIIIN

[@LukeTheDuke7]

This is 6 years old and someone like me is benefiting from it! Thank you so much for these vids and your program! I want to say more but I’ll keep it at a simple and deep thank you!

[@boxertest]

You came up spontaneously in my youtube feed , this is the first video I have viewed for you and I subscribed :-)

[@Charismaoncommand]

°Glad to have you here, welcome onboard :-)

[@renskirchner6309]

haha, saw this comment and same goes for me! Like your vid!

[@ceciliethereseberntsen7646]

Same here! I like your point on tips! :) Thanks!

[@kaziasim]

Same here..

[@profitzay]

I learned this whole video in a minute

[@funkyYoutubehandel]

lol

[@aram00001]

lol

[@claytongriffith8323]

Took me 11:14

[@bavuh1249]

Damn thats The Profit

[@ProactiveThinker]

Try checking my channel for similar content. Thanks!

[@jigglydog]

Insta lied to me.. top comment had over 500k likes lol

[@slickslack3644]

NORMIE

[@Duznost]

Hahaha clearly true

[@zacharyc.3709]

Happy Banana same

[@TairaDekretser]

True, also normie

[@jigglydog]

@@jefffitnesss what you mean?

[@RenarchyLeader]

When the 1.5x meme isn’t here Me: I can just learn 20x faster with 2x

[@drelecsshock1110]

HOW DARE YOU STAND WHERE HE STOOD 😤😤

[@azaka3720]

It's there

[@johngum5569]

It’s like 3 comments above you

[@hopeless_soul9617]

Hes the chosen one!

[@morganacannon8961]

Your video came at the end of a night trying to understand what direction my life is going in where it's hard to envision being successful anywhere in particular, this advice applies to ANY path i might try to take, so thanks! Keep making stuff like this!

[@Charismaoncommand]

Will definitely be making more videos :-)

[@DBspecialeffects]

Is it weird that I clicked on the video, scrolled straight to the comments and wasn't even hearing a word he was saying 😂😂😂

[@damienbunting873]

Haha Same here! lol

[@hiro6406]

Same the comment section was just too hilarious!!

[@Emy-fv5ny]

I didn't listen anything you say...I just watch you handsome man!

[@Charismaoncommand]

°Thanks!

[@KNByam]

I learned something similar a while ago. It was something about the key to success and the main advice was to focus on the little things and once you succeed doing the little things the big things will come. In other words small successes become big successes.

[@pinkpapegoja2856]

I thought he was boring and that's why I didn't listen to anything he said. Ironic given to the name of his channel. But he seems like a very nice guy though...

[@ksan1648]

He's actually homeless. Too bad, huh?

[@6789uiop]

...and he knows jujitsu AND Tim Ferris, so be good

[@zzulm]

It's refreshing to see the baby steps of a huge platform that they have nowadays.

[@CmoiFlo]

Hello pewdiepie viewers looking for the 15 times comment. Have a nice day :)

[@aryamangarg3080]

Yea boiiii

[@whhzhagvshzjakavshkaadysk949]

How'd you know 🤔

[@angiosper2169]

Sup BIG BRAIN

[@dajanacoric1241]

Where is the comment

[@GoldenFateCoin]

No.

[@Iron-Blurr]

Please make a video on how to offer help to someone or give advice without them getting offended. It's hard when you see someone doing something wrong but aren't sure how to approach them with the mistake without making things worse.

[@xeiton9712]

Daniel R I find myself in similair situations sometimes. I believe that not everybody wants to hear advice at any given time. For someone to actually want to change something, they must realize that theres a need for change. If they are not open to advice, theres no use in trying to "break in". There are certainly techniques to open someone up for advice, but in my opinion, there are also some things that can only be learned by personal and independant reflection.

[@cerenademe9433]

Preface it with "Would you like my advise?" If they say "No," listen.

[@derrickmma]

How do we learn this 10x faster?

[@derrickmma]

GENIUS!!!

[@jelenagross5586]

+vlatko lel

[@That_Girl_Ria_]

Just pause, take it in, replay, and you'll have it :P

[@That_Girl_Ria_]

And write it down. That helps.

[@airshark2764]

woow this is my problem i have no time for it so yeah lets watch it on 10x speed

[@tanyamilley4369]

I speeded this video 2x faster…..so I can learn *20x faster.*

[@MerryChrisMas25]

charisma level : cereal killer

[@luizav.8997]

haha, obviously :))

[@calaphasto]

Who got killed, Cap'n Crunch?

[@masad413]

Hello redditor who actually didn’t come from pewdiepie (which is what the comments say) I’m here to save you. You probably came from r/memes or r/dankmemes or maybe even r/youngpeopleyoutube. Have a good day c:

[@wadishenikusha]

God damnit finally

[@4lm0ndmilk]

yesss

[@onlynadia6724]

I came from dankmemes

[@confusedpersonwithacatprof7865]

Thank you.

[@Mike-739]

I came from r/lostredditors

[@heart_goes_doki_doki]

*bIG BrAiN lads, where you at?*

[@leomakgamathe1909]

Here

[@Injemaa]

Here

[@th3br0squad89]

here i am

[@melongod6344]

Everyone: I’m gonna watch this 1.5 faster Me: why 1.5 faster when you can go 2x faster -_-

[@scpscplolkodz2931]

Oooobh blyyyaaat u r da god

[@friedchicken8859]

The beauty of the human brain

[@mychajlodoss502]

Me subscribed and recommended this trying to decipher all the meme references and figure out what the hell i missed

[@muffin204]

Ur not fake jake

[@mr.j1003]

Alright, the 9 year olds have taken this comment section hostage

[@stopsnooping70]

Mr. Ahegao... that’s a nice name-

[@thelivingafroo]

Straight up😂 I was about to just give up but it was thankful only 3 comments under yours for me

[@jotarx5037]

Wait are you asuka ahegao from instagram??? WTF you HAVE asuka prophile photo and you HAVE ahegao in the name

[@mr.j1003]

@@jotarx5037 unfortunately, no. That's an amazing coincidence though

[@jotarx5037]

@@mr.j1003 no mater but asuka best girl ever

[@MsStick45]

Bro you are nuts. I mean that in a good way. Your info is solid on a scientific level. Thank you.

[@jordangould1541]

I really love your energy, you make everything so interesting to listen to and break things down into understandable chunks. You have a real gift at what you do. I hope Charisma on Command grows and expands bigger every day.

[@lebahproduktif]

1. Membagi target jadi target-target kecil 2. Fokus pada satu subjek 3. Pengulangan berkala 4. Cari berbagai cara atau mentor untuk belajar 5. Jangan melakukan kesalahan yang sama. Terus berproses.

[@susansmith7844]

I think you're amazing! Love all of the tips and the confidence you show in every video. I intend to pass these videos along to my counseling clients. Thanks!

[@Charismaoncommand]

~ Appreciate it Susan!

[@FirstNameLastName-rk3zg]

This is really an amazing channel! 10/10 ^o^

[@Charismaoncommand]

Glad you love it, thanks!

[@joeytribbiani4209]

Hey mate ! thanks for all the help with everything. how's your jits going ? What belt are you ? and where do you train ?

[@joeytribbiani4209]

Obviously you're very organised. A few good KZbin instructional guys for you might be Stephen Kesting, anything by Marcelo Garcia, Gracie Breakdown(Rener Gracie) and Jason Scully (for reference and ideas)

[@joeytribbiani4209]

Also matt arroyo

[@techinhomestudio9731]

a.azing

[@PaulLadendorf]

Great info. Thanks! A recap at the end of the video would be very helpful.

[@tawseeftaher9109]

1. pick a thing and deep dive into it. go chronologically. don't run towards ending course. finish slowly and steadily. 2. practice everyday 7:54 debrief to avoid mistake

[@MephistosEyes]

Thanks for making these videos. I really liked the 2nd rule especially. I've found that I'm too ambitious in a sense, and easily distracted, so I usually focus on too many aspects of things when i'm learning. But when I think about it..the times I was most productive was when I really focused on a certain aspect. It was less stressful, yet oddly more challenging making it more motivating, and just overall more rewarding.

[@schoolforlife7385]

This is an amazing video, learning is one of the most important parts of our life, maybe even our life's purpose. It's great that someone gives us a better way to accomplish this.

[@Charismaoncommand]

Thanks for the encouragement!

[@doghasflea]

Thanks again Charlie! Been trying and failing to learn Javascript but this puts it in perspective. :) I always look forward to your videos!

[@Charismaoncommand]

°Keep on swimming!

[@zyo2502]

great style! you were straight-forward and your tips actually make sense to me ;D subbed

[@BalajeeKs]

Javascript? Hey I'm on the same track. What do you use to learn Js??

[@doghasflea]

+Balajee Ks i use codecademy and i might sign up for treehouse as well. :)

[@BalajeeKs]

+Azurite Oh.. Try Microsoft Virtual Academy(MVA), I've used to learn the basics of it. Also look for Courses in Udemy and Coursera.

[@MakeMeBetter]

We are just starting out and learning. From apps now we have started a youtube channel. Your video are great and interesting.