How I Learned to Learn.

[@KenJee_ds]

Thanks for watching everyone! Also, thanks to Udemy for supporting this channel. I have worked with them to create a special page for the #66DaysOfData. Check it out here: click.linksynergy.com/fs-bin/click?id=OXAy7KE1wsg&offerid=624447.17226&type=3&subid=0 Starting very soon we will be giving away $3 Udemy credits for everyone who has made it through the first 21 days of the challenge and is still going! Make sure you are a part of the discord server to stay up to date on this! Discord Link: discord.gg/BRv6YGb

[@shahalamshaikh6085]

Sir can u make complete roadmap to learn to data science? It would be helpful for us...😊😊

[@anubhavgoyal3211]

@@shahalamshaikh6085 he has already made such videos, look out in the playlists

[@hirokiburke]

Thank you so much for sharing your story. I really needed to hear this today :)

[@DataProfessor]

"Learning will always be a journey. If you become a learner and you find a way to enjoy the process, you'll become successful in almost everything that you do." -Ken Jee Awesome video Ken! Really interesting to learn how adding a habit (going to the gym) helps to add structure and routine (pre- and post- workout) to your day. This habit stacking is a powerful thing indeed.

[@KenJee_ds]

Thanks Data Prof!!

[@krispudzian]

I've developed a growth mindset in my early 30's. It's never too late! Thanks, Ken for the great video!

[@KenJee_ds]

Awesome!!

[@matthewmateomatias]

I'm in my early 50's!

[@finn8755]

I can confirm that Ken was a standout student in my microeconomics class! 😀 I'm referring to minute 4:00 in the video. I love that the course stirred something in you and played a role, however small, in your life journey. Your video is incredibly insightful and spot on. I plan to show this video to my micro classes since I think many students face many of the same roadblocks to their success that you overcame. You have done so much since then. I am in awe! Way to go, Ken!

[@heorhii_slukin]

Not only does Ken produce a great video but he also puts a short summary in the description. A moment of appreciation for that

[@KenJee_ds]

Glad you found it useful!!

[@piyushzope10]

My uncle always tell me that learning is a one thing which you should never stop doing. Learning new things helps us to increase knowledge, improve personality and many things 🙌

[@KenJee_ds]

I think your uncle is on to something!

[@piyushzope10]

@@KenJee_ds Yes, Actually he lives in California and working in research field...

[@anubhavgoyal3211]

Must have been really hard time for you when your cousin passed away but glad you fought through it. Anyone reading this, just remember hard times doesn't last forever, so don't give up💪🏼

[@shrutijain1628]

Yess well said .

[@KenJee_ds]

I really appreciate it Anubhav!

[@francesmartinez2887]

This has been one of the most valuable videos of yours I have seen. A lot of us struggle with these things and the imposter syndrome is the hardest for me. It's nice to see someone in this field being realistic about life and themselves.

[@KenJee_ds]

Thanks Frances! It is hard for everyone but we will get through it!

[@shoaibkahut]

You are so resilient and Unstoppable. Thank you for sharing your journey man. I am following your journey since long. All the best . Keep inspiring us. I am at a crucial stage of my early 30's where SELF learning is so inevitable for survival . *You and Tina are my favt people on YT* .

[@KenJee_ds]

Makes me really happy to hear this Shoaib! Thanks for watching my videos!

[@shoaibkahut]

@@KenJee_ds Pleasure is all mine. Greetings from China 🇨🇳

[@TinaHuang1]

What a journey ☺️

[@KenJee_ds]

Long way lol

[@cookie365]

I saw Tina's video on a similar topic too!!

[@asiljonazimjonov8193]

Ken, thanks for producing such a valuable content! I came across your channel about a months ago while searching videos about data science. You inspired me to start a course on DS and finally start taking actions. Moreover, I greatly enjoy your approach to producing content not only about DS, but also about other relevant topics, such as learning and tracking personal productivity. Again, thank you for sharing your experience and running this channel!

[@KenJee_ds]

Really glad to hear that the channel has been helpful! Thank you for watching my videos!!

[@mariopaul6505]

Battling impostor syndrome with positive self talk is a great tip. At times, I always get discouraged but speaking positively out loud and even writing positive remarks down about myself always helps. I'm a huge believer of Growth Mindset as well! What you truly believe is what will most likely happen. It's always important to have confidence in yourself because only YOU can make the future you want for yourself a reality!

[@KenJee_ds]

True!

[@BwandoWando]

I can relate to a lot of points that you said, esp going to the gym and having that "like" button clicked, thus improving efficiency even further. Amazing video and thank you for your insights!

[@KenJee_ds]

haha thank you for watching!

[@OcTHH]

thank you for sharing your journey. It's super helpful for a c straight student in statistics like me. I've given up several time yet run to it again and again through my work

[@KenJee_ds]

Glad you found it helpful!

[@pranavsharma7361]

I think everyone should talk about how they learn and everyone should aim to get better at learning. Very helpful thanks

[@KenJee_ds]

Thanks for watching!

[@piyushzope10]

Great journey Ken... This video will spread positivity and inspiration among us. Sad to hear about your cousin... Sometimes keeping ourselves strong in those situations is really in hard but he will be definitely proud of you as you are inspiring, motivating and helping many learners around the world. Some incidents brings huge change in our life. Thank you 🙌♥️

[@KenJee_ds]

Thank you for the support Piyush!

[@richardsuwandi2723]

I really liked when you mentioned that one of the most important aspects of meta-learning is to realize that we are capable of growth. Thanks for sharing your personal story and journey, Ken! It is indeed very inspirational.

[@KenJee_ds]

Thanks for watching it Richard!!

[@natek3954]

Thank you for taking the time to make this video and share it with us!

[@KenJee_ds]

Thanks for watching Nate!

[@srilakshmibharadwaj3918]

Yes, this is for sure one of the most helpful videos I've ever watched. Thank you, Ken!

[@KenJee_ds]

Makes me really happy to hear! Thanks for watching!

[@RO2.0]

OMG this video was so inspiring! I know that i'm intelligent but I was always an average student and convinced myself that school wasnt for me. Even though I really want to finish. Thank you for this!

[@KenJee_ds]

Thanks for watching!! Glad you found it useful!

[@aarons5205]

Great video as usual! It’s funny how we are almost always our own worst enemy. I continue to avoid trying projects and at times lose all my motivation for learning. My job is comfortable right now, but I know things can change fast, and in the long run I need to skill up while also working towards a more fulfilling and rewarding career! I just need to get out of my own way. This video was a great reminder!

[@KenJee_ds]

So true Aaron!

[@Rawi888]

One of my favourite videos of yours thus far.

[@KenJee_ds]

Glad you liked it!!

[@rubyherring]

Thanks Ken! Lesson 7 on projects is probably the most valuable one. That article you displayed, "this will make you understand how hard data science really is", is trapped by that fallacy: you can only be really really good at something if you know all the stuff about it. That's a very academic mindset and I found that in the real world outside college, it's not what you know, it's how well you can solve problems (aka finish projects). You don't need to know things from the top of your head if you have learned how to find and process information fast. If I had known that in university I probably would've been a lot happier and relaxed about my future.

[@KenJee_ds]

Thanks for watching!! Completely agree with the sentiment. I probably chose the wrong article to show there!

[@WWG1-WGA]

YEP ! This is my Path . Wow fits perfect 👌 👌

[@KenJee_ds]

💪

[@aegis40]

Thanks for sharing your incredible journey with us on this platform. Very relatable..with every tiny step we make forward in the right directions, it gives us immense confidence to keep it going and change our belief about ourselves. Thanks once again. Yes, Learning is a Journey !!! Something I really needed to hear today.

[@KenJee_ds]

Really glad to hear you found this relatable! I hope people can learn from my mistakes!

[@MrMootheMighty]

Excellent video. I talk about this all the time with my closest friends.

[@KenJee_ds]

Awesome!

[@anthonycampos4673]

Nice video Ken Jee. Gretteings to you from Lima /Perú!

[@KenJee_ds]

Thanks Anthony! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@nlay42]

Impressive! Another awesome video Ken! Thanks for keeping it real and sharing your story.

[@KenJee_ds]

Thanks Norman!

[@kunlemaxwell]

Beautiful video! So many nuggets in one video.

[@KenJee_ds]

Thank you!

[@johnflood6508]

Cool ideas. thanks Ken.

[@KenJee_ds]

Thanks for watching!

[@johnflood6508]

@@KenJee_ds I recently found your KZbin channel as I am retooling my career and pivoting to data analytics and data science. Your videos are informative and interesting. You seem very real, very sincere and a decent guy trying to help other folks like me. Keep on going Ken. Thanks again.

[@victorpinasarnault9135]

I was in a hiring process and got reproved... but, then I realized that I want to work with data science for sustainable development, that is it. I am very environmenntalis.

[@KenJee_ds]

Awesome field!

[@Fablins-kt9ti]

I have recently come to the conclusion that data science is the best job fit for me and started watching educational materials about it, including yours. I am so happy that our stories are a bit alike. After graduating an elite high school some of my friends went to Oxford or big European capitals, while I went to a more peripheral university, where I briefly majored in I.T. and Psychology before finally switching to Business & Economics, but even that is (still) going very slowly because of struggles with motivation and lack of purpose. Statistics used to be black magic to me back when I took my first course. Then the second course likewise went easier, and I started to grow fond of the subject! I, too, have stopped thinking I am inherently bad at math. Thank you for giving me hope that I might yet make it!

[@KenJee_ds]

Awesome stuff! I believe you will make it!

[@Fablins-kt9ti]

@@KenJee_ds Thank you! :D

[@bharathkumar1]

This is fantastic man, I am in the same boat and looking to be a great learner and grow. Wonderful tips!

[@KenJee_ds]

Glad you liked it!!

[@remeajayi4997]

"Don't compare your results to others if you can't study their process". Thanks Ken, Amazing video! Can you share your reading list about learning?

[@KenJee_ds]

I should make a good reads account or something. This video is about as close as I got haha kzbin.info/www/bejne/aYXVcoyjp9J0btE&ab_channel=KenJee

[@youneschakrani900]

"How this is possible that adding something to my schedule, actually created more time for me"

[@piyushzope10]

It maybe due to, you learn to utilise your time efficiently...

[@KenJee_ds]

Thanks Younes!!

[@mysterymiser1058]

I resonate so much from your journey.... I took statistics in my undergrad because I thought I would learn mean median mode but the new statistics turned my mind upside down 🤪.... But there's always something that I m still figuring out that make me love the subject despite not liking the high level maths plus variables. though not afraid of maths at all

[@KenJee_ds]

Glad to hear there were others like me! Stats is so fun once you get deep into it!

[@pallbotond7793]

Hey Ken Jeee! I just love your videos and it realy help me not to give up on learning Data science for good.

[@KenJee_ds]

Makes me really happy to hear!!

[@rahafal-amri8528]

Thank you so much for such great encouraging video, much needed!

[@KenJee_ds]

Thanks for watching!!

[@GriefHC]

Great video, Ken! I can relate to the inability to listen to music with words while I study. There's too much conflict in my mind that I can't focus on the subject at hand.

[@KenJee_ds]

It seems to be more of a common thing than I thought!

[@Mach7RadioIntercepts]

I am impressed by this video, especially the parts about habits and "learning about learning." As to sound during study, I don't do well with any music or speaking that I understand; random sounds (beaches, rain, wildlife, radio noise) is better. LOL, if there's silence, my mind wanders into some distracting worries...

[@KenJee_ds]

Really glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!

[@NatashaMugwe]

I’ve enjoyed watching this episode 🙌🏽. I especially like the one for finding your flow to get maximum learning. Thank you for sharing the lessons

[@KenJee_ds]

Thanks for watching Natasha!

[@LukeBarousse]

Love the opener; I thought for sure you were going to make that shot! ha! STAY HARD!!

[@LukeBarousse]

11:01 DUDE! Thanks for sharing that reading resource. The GMAT kicked my butt getting into grad school and the reading section was a main reason why. Wish I would have known you years ago to get this resource! haha

[@KenJee_ds]

Temped to do a whole video on david goggins

[@KenJee_ds]

It is awesome, highly recommend checking it out!

[@LukeBarousse]

@@KenJee_ds I'd watch this video on repeat!!

[@Ibraheem_ElAnsari]

It's like the story of my life :3 I am also an Econ graduate, I like soccer and cooking, At the moment I'm preparing for the TOEFL and GRE exams, and I'm a bit slow in reading :3 But all this doesn't matter anymore cuz you have been giving us shortcuts like this video so we can better understand ourselves :p Also loved the fun bits you put throughout the video. Finally, May your cousin rest in peace and find happiness in the afterlife :)

[@KenJee_ds]

Glad to hear the videos are helping Ibraheem!! I appreciate the kind words!

[@binksterb]

As always Ken thank you for your insight. You have been a great inspiration to me.

[@KenJee_ds]

Thanks Rick!!

[@federiconicolasgomez1928]

Amazing as always!!

[@KenJee_ds]

Thank you Federico!

[@mentalmodels5]

Crazy journey! Thanks for the learnings!

[@KenJee_ds]

Thanks for watching Michael!

[@amith_1923]

Thanks Ken Jee, That was insightful

[@KenJee_ds]

Thanks for watchin!

[@mckayhba360]

Awesome !

[@KenJee_ds]

Thanks for watching!

[@noellapinto3793]

Amazing video @Ken Jee! I love it that I'm finding most of your story super relatable to mine! 😊Also, my most favourite part of the video is 10:55 🤣🤣

[@KenJee_ds]

haha glad you enjoyed my unorthodox reading style!

[@kanameitsuki8130]

Ken, this was an absolutely exceptional video. So well done

[@KenJee_ds]

Thank you!! Really happy you enjoyed it!

[@adamsann1959]

Thanks for this video

[@KenJee_ds]

Thanks for watching!

[@jaqsro]

awesome video!! I'll definitely try the speed reader and read the book recommendations!

[@KenJee_ds]

Thanks for watching! Yes, it is an awesome resource!

[@professorfinessor5363]

Duuuuuude I was rockin a 2.5 for three years of college now I am about to finish a mechanical engineering degree with a 3.45 GPA learning to learn is definitely a process. Now I am almost halfway done with the google analytics course and I’m doing ML in 30 days. Thanks for your videos, information and inspiration!

[@KenJee_ds]

Awesome turn around!!

[@aimenbaig6201]

Thank you so much for making these videos for us!

[@KenJee_ds]

Glad you like them Aimen!!

[@mokhtarawwad6291]

Thanks for the deep thoughtful information u shared with us

[@KenJee_ds]

Thank you for watching!!

[@osam4323]

14:03 "...and the confusing success I was having with my gym habits now all became CLEAR". Missed opportunity.

[@KenJee_ds]

Totally right, dang

[@victorpinasarnault9135]

Liked and saved in my advice list.

[@KenJee_ds]

Glad you liked it Victor!

[@Ravit20]

Love this Ken ❤️

[@KenJee_ds]

Thanks Ravit!!

[@DannyMa]

Amazing - super motivating as always!

[@KenJee_ds]

Glad you liked it!!

[@aguschaud5224]

I HAVE NEVER CLICKED SO FAST IN A VIDEO…. THANK YOU

[@KenJee_ds]

Really happy to hear that! Thanks for watching!

[@doomvur9969]

My problem with learning something is that i'm a student in an uni, but the subjects that i learn are not correlate with something i'm chasing. I'm strongly interested in data science, because my mind works in a way that i process and analyse information and i see everything in my life as an information that i need to analyse, process, and make my decisions based on conclusions that i come to after analysing. But. In the uni, although it's connected to programming, and now i'm quite capable of learning anything, no matter how complex subject is, but i get stuck on a wall of why's and not finding answers. So as a result, i'm a mediocre student, that passes tests just to pass them and not having any problems with my university. I now, that, if i'm interested, i get to be very submerged into what is interested to me. I was able to learn drawing, palying instrument, or learn to play sport games in quite a short time, but when it gets to learn something that i don't see as interesting to me, no matter how hard i would try, i understand that i will have to burn myself out in order to learn something that i just can't see useful for me anyhow in the future. And i try to find answers for how that would be useful for me, but i fail. And now that i gave up on trying to become a good student, that knows things that won't really be useful to me, i want to focus on something that no matter of if i have a degree or not, i know that i will be able to play on the skills that i learn myself. So for now the main question for me is in building that study path, where i can get the necessary things that will pay off in the future. Like, where can i find topics for my personal projects, where can i get experience for what i myself really want to learn. Will the courses that i have on the internet really be useful for me in the future. To conclude this, i found out that i'm not good at studying actively, but good at studying passively. Like, it's very easy for me to get burnout if my study is percieved for myself as something that i NEED to spend time, focus on that, isolate myself from other things for the particular amount of time. But. When i can ease myself from these walls that i build myself and if i can just implement Passive learning of something, for example, through simple videos like yours when i watch KZbin, just get to be on the flow with my pure curiosity of things, this exact interest, that gets me to deep no matter how down, is just building on itself and then i lose the track of time how many hours i spent just researching something that was just interesting for me, and i never got tired of that, and if not my biological needs, like, to eat, to sleep, i know that i could research something forever. So, that side of me i usually call a passive learning, where you don't get those walls in your mind, that you Have to focus, that you have to concentrate, that you have to put away all the distractions, and the interest of learning something is just comes to you on itself. And if i push myself to learn something, i WILL have to push myself against the immediate mind response, that this work will be monotonous and exhausting. It's a problem of learning for me, and as far as i understood through trying to fool myself, my mind, etc. is that everyone is finding it's own ways to learn things and builds it's own systems of how they can get to learn some sort of skills.

[@KenJee_ds]

I think it is ok to just get by in school if you are really passionate and active in pursuing your own things. I would say, make sure that you can showcase all the incredible things you're learning and building on your own. I'd check out the video I just made about how I would learn this field on my own with AI, it may give you some ideas

[@jampavy6446]

I was so happy to hear that someone also put just silent earphones to get some focus😊😊😀😀Nice video ken jee and thank you for the books😉😉

[@KenJee_ds]

Haha yes, people used to think I was crazy

[@jampavy6446]

@@KenJee_ds Haha same here

[@OlatundeAdegbola]

How to go from meta-learning to landing jobs at META. 😛😀

[@KenJee_ds]

Lol, gotta ask Tina about that one

[@sebisamuel2605]

Welcome to the video where Ken talks about meta learning and also flexes his golf skills 🤠🤠🤠 Ye I relate to that journey as I had kinda similar circumstances and it's important to have the push when you need the most. That self talk tho!! Loved it XD **Ken's wink wink**

[@KenJee_ds]

What if all my youtube videos were just a front so I could flex on people with my athletic ability?

[@sebisamuel2605]

@@KenJee_ds 👁️👄👁️ That's one of the best big bren moves I have ever seen 🤠🤠 🧠🧠

[@zohraserhenova]

Such a great, motivational video!

[@KenJee_ds]

Thanks for watching!!

[@shrutijain1628]

Some serious points which I need to note down and take action on it 💯 Thank you Ken🙌

[@KenJee_ds]

haha do it!!

[@taliagula]

Do you cover how to read better in another video? I found the explanation in this video kinda confusing but would absolutely love to learn how you did it!

[@KenJee_ds]

I may make a video on that! I just used readspeeder.com, that has a whole free curriculum to follow

[@azrap1054]

I see job postings on linkedin for data scientist roles that find MA degrees in Economics acceptable, I'm currently an undergrad studying Honours Economics and minoring statistics, while taking some courses in SQL, Python, and R. I am very passionate about Economics and for sure want to do a Masters, but am unsure whether to get a masters in Econ or Data Science as I feel Econ may not prepare properly for DS, but that Data Science would limit career opportunities. Any feedback is appreciated.

[@KenJee_ds]

I don't think you can go wrong either way. I personally believe if you did econ you could learn all the computer science components of the field on your own. If that is your true passion, I would go for that! Data science degrees are good too, but may be less exciting for you

[@knubbe]

Omg! This is my story!!!

[@KenJee_ds]

Awesome!

[@ZTGR1]

Dude I just thought exactly the same! Also the story with the cousin at the same life time period !

[@hss9774]

When I first saw the hoop I was like "This fool is about to dunk" haha

[@KenJee_ds]

I wish lol

[@BharatR97]

Thanks Ken, a lot of great insights on meta-learning (which we should start applying) 🙌 👊💯 and now, ladies and gentlemen, this is how you directly apply learnings related to self-talk, cinematography and video-editing **Ken's wink** 😉!

[@KenJee_ds]

hahaha

[@missbigcoco]

Hello Ken, I noticed you said in the comments section once that some consulting firms would sponsor master degree for data analyst to become date scientist. Would you please elaborate on that- what kind of firms would typically do that besides consulting firms? What are some firm names you know ? I googled but only found the big 4 sponsor mba and sometimes google partially sponsor master and Microsoft sponsor UW master, nothing data science related tho…. Thank you so much! I love your videos and gained so much information, much appreciated and hopefully I can hear back from you:)

[@KenJee_ds]

Most fortune 500 companies have some form of education credit that they offer. This is also something you can ask in the job interview. I'm not sure why it isn't publicized more by the companies themselves though...

[@harshitsati]

Last time I was this fast ~ Anyway the video gives very Tina vibes for some reason XD

[@sebisamuel2605]

Plot twist : It was actually Tina being a Ken impostor 🤡🤡🤠🐢🐢 And she pulled it off better than a Ken impostor on discord..... 🤡🤡🤡🤠

[@harshitsati]

@@sebisamuel2605 for the eleventh time I MIGHT SIMP FOR KEN BUT I am not an imposter u.u

[@sebisamuel2605]

@@harshitsati 👁️👄👁️

[@harshitsati]

@@sebisamuel2605 smh

[@sebisamuel2605]

@@harshitsati UwU

[@trentonpearson7353]

How does one become a quick learner or how do you know if you are?

[@KenJee_ds]

This is a good question! I would say that most people can improve their learning speed and understanding regardless of where they are currently at. I will be making a future video about how to learn faster after I do some introspection

[@D3nz13]

Do you think that being a Data Analyst is a good starting point to become a Data Scientist later? I'm asking because I'm able to get my very first IT job as a Data Analyst but I want to be a Data Scientist in the future.

[@KenJee_ds]

Yes! Very much so

[@rogerdg2055]

Hi! I'm looking for a course about basketball analytics, anyone knows one?

[@KenJee_ds]

I recommend the book Mathletics. Not aware of any courses currently out there

[@ImNotAScientist]

ANYTHING IS POSSIBLLLLLLEEEEEEEE!!!!

[@KenJee_ds]

ANYTHINGGG!

[@reakal7740]

👍👍👍

[@KenJee_ds]

Thanks for watching Rea!

[@MisouSup]

"Mom can we have Eren Yeager?" "We have Eren Yeager at home" Eren Yeager at home: 7:16

[@KenJee_ds]

hahaha "the data titan"

[@sushmitak6546]

Hi kenjee, what do think about writing white paper and how can the audience and author benefit from a white paper at this point of time.

[@KenJee_ds]

Haha I could look into it! I haven't written any white papers recently, so may be worthwhile

[@davidfeldman2258]

Are you David gogggins of data science?? stay hard!!! I David gogggins my math degree

[@KenJee_ds]

hahaha. I'm definitely not extreme enough

[@bdutt6241]

Sir want your guidance. I just passed my high school. Can i apply for data scientist or data analytics through online courses or should I have degree.????????plz ans what should i do next???

[@KenJee_ds]

I generally recommend getting a degree first

[@bdutt6241]

@@KenJee_dscould you please tell me in which field sir???

[@yjc2418]

Hi, Do I need to get BS if I want to work for data scientist?

[@KenJee_ds]

It is generally very helpful, but I have met some data scientists without one

[@yjc2418]

@@KenJee_ds Thank you!!

[@victorpinasarnault9135]

Kkkkkkkkkkkk You really funny, I Love your videos.

[@KenJee_ds]

Thanks Victor!

[@tarsan555]

ANYHING'S POSSIBLEEEEE

[@KenJee_ds]

LOL

[@kenis8857]

That wink tho

[@KenJee_ds]

😉

[@kaidszory8031]

Noiceee

[@digitalboy4415]

If you really want to improve your sense of purpose in life, Read Qur'an.

[@DannyMa]

You guys call squash racquetball??? 😳

[@KenJee_ds]

They are two different sports, the court's are very similar though

[@PrinceKumar-hh6yn]

Yeah, the first thing to learn is "how to learn"

[@marshallwages5035]

Wow the way you spent the first half of this video talking but saying nothing I started to think this was an advertisement for something.

[@KenJee_ds]

Sorry about that 😅

[@marshallwages5035]

@@KenJee_ds I'm not saying it wasn't masterfully done it was.👍😂

[@joerussell431]

But how do I learn how to meta-learn?

[@KenJee_ds]

Content for a future video 😉