My Honest Advice to Students Who Are Falling Behind

[@JustinSung]

Take my Learning System Diagnostic for free here: bit.ly/4dpPQBv You'll get a personalised report on how the way you learn compares to top learners and recommendations on how to improve.

[@tomislavnagy8715]

Can You make a Video about learning Languages, especially "Hard" ones, like Hungarian. I need to learn it becouse of my Family! That is very Important for me!

[@Norrun-Dev]

Could you make one with more nuanced answers?

[@forBubol]

I love how you not only help students who study too much, but you also help those falling behind.

[@YeshuaIsTheTruth]

Wow! This was an excellent introductory video on why we need to upgrade our learning systems. The question now is, "What does a Level 6 learning system look like? Memory palaces, mind mapping? What do we actually need to do?"

[@pinchi90]

Justin! I've just started my study after 10 years of break from school. Your vid, are soo helpful. Love from the Netherlands

[@petermuller5308]

How is it going. For me I haven’t studied for 2 years and when I started uni, it was hard because i forgot how to study

[@JustinSung]

Glad they are helping. Wishing you the best with your studies.

[@pinchi90]

@@petermuller5308 going well, but it takes way much more time to process all information. so basically I have to find what the best to learn is. but hey 2 years is not that long. how did you solve that? 😅

[@rayvulture1965]

@@pinchi90 Good luck from Poland

[@petermuller5308]

@@pinchi90 still struggling. But past papers and Anki is the best I could do. I passed all exams which is better than nothing but previously in high school everything clicked and was more fun. I think it’s just uni along with a different language (I’m not studying in English) and a higher load of material to study so that it forces you to sacrifice some topics plus uni is way more unstructured than high school. But 2 years or 10 years definitely makes you rusty

[@shubh_2733]

Your advice goes beyond academics! They are making life other than studies meaningful as well🤗 Gratitude:)

[@theonewhomustnotbenamed]

Dropped when I needed this the most💛

[@Quiet_Rain12]

The best thing that happened to me as an avg student was to find your KZbin channel ❤!

[@kiyomifrost]

When I realized I have a personal life that I have to get under control before taking on intense work, I figured finding solutions to everyday problems will be the best fit for me to pay for any price tag of education

[@solrart]

I'm always blown away by your videos. When do we see a book?

[@ajiboyemuhammed6079]

First...how are you Justin?

[@fabianquevedo2707]

Everyone asks, how to study Justin? But no one asks how are you Justin? 😂

[@MrBrilliant-pro]

Well, he's just - in...

[@Sofia-qo4rv]

I feel that he is tired for any reason

[@RameshKumar-ng3nf]

You can ask this in personal one on one email 🤣

[@TheDevEagle]

Justin: Many people had been asking me how am I, and today I wanted to share with you 3 Levels of how am I after feeling myself for 5000 Hours; based on science.

[@Lianaastra-Cn1]

Thanks doc Justin! I really appreciate you with your niche to learn learning, the situation i got now is the same to an extent , so thank you, your video gave me insight to navigate change, i hope all is well in time

[@MajdiOmar-y6g]

Future-proof approach is exactly what will be used if our school systems were mature because it is fundamental and natural way of progression also it force the brain to apply the priming method and all higher-level learning approaches without even highlighting them or explaining it to student which may be "counterproductive for young students".

[@sh33ps]

Very insightful video, but I wish you talked more about the "solutions" and delved into more detail and even gave examples.

[@hollowedboi5937]

I mean straight off the bat, this guy ain’t livin’, he’s just trying to “catch up,” while constantly working. No social life, hobbies, or sleep, you’re not livin’. That rest time and looking forward to something everyday, a pride in yourself and what you’ve achieved seems necessary as hell. For sure a plan is needed, a set goal and plan so you’re on the right track instead of spending “10,000 mindlessly working” 16:20 changing how you There’s always a cost of change when learning how to learn something, and most of it is unlearning mistakes you’ve been making. 1.) figure out next few waves of challenges 2.) be humble And what I take from this is to look towards experts already at those levels you’d like to be at to see what you’ll be facing in the future and what they do to match those challenges, how they learn, how they apply themselves, what mistakes they made and how they get through them. “If someone’s already failed before, there’s no need for you to do it, learn from their mistakes. That is wisdom being passed down.”

[@shashikant1166]

Thank you Justin sung ji , Thank you internet ❤

[@dhanusshyaraghu4425]

Would you please make video on preparing for competitive exams, Justin?

[@samuelgray6526]

He's teach that all the time though

[@OnnumMuttaiyum]

There's videos already on that.

[@Divine5555-n7t]

That all makes sense but I think it’s really hard to try to understand which you’d skills to upgrade and how for the next few steps of change. Like that… wow. I think in theory, it makes so much sense but in practice, it’s so hard to understand or conceive how life would be a few steps from now.

[@mazyar79t]

I guess the idea is that you can not improve your performance by just putting more effort You should learn how to do it and kinda sharpen your axe more and more over time And the point is that it's not a linear process you gotta keep exprimenting till you finally craft your own customised study technique and hit the jackpot And you that by unlearning your wrong habits which takes 80 percent of your time and learning new ones in the remainder That extra 20 percent of time you add in to improve your skills makes the effort you put in and cost of change worthy so you wont fall behind before every exam During this process getting counsel from who succeeded the challenge you are facing and learning from their mistakes would put you ahead even more

[@CharlesGrube-p7g]

tldr; humbly putting effort in a long term (not just the next test), planned approach, since life is an endless series of challenges

[@slantingclock9679]

Can you make a fully detaoled video on how to actually learn mathematics. Not just practice it but learn in in such a way you dont forget and be able to do profound things like doing well in the hardest Stem degrees

[@HamidrezaMotabarzadeh-c1q]

love your content bro❤ now you've convinced me that i'll need your videos even after graduating😅❤

[@RameshKumar-ng3nf]

Such a life changing video ❤👌. Thanks a lot for sharing 🙏

[@Jireh98]

Thanks for making this video, Justin ❤❤❤❤

[@Ez_Akira]

I was feeling very off today, bug this video was right on time

[@shorya804]

love from india

[@safar_within]

I guess this is fav t shirt of justin....he wore it back in the days for his initial vdos 😅 btw amazing vdo as always ❤️🔥

[@AttilaM-p6x]

Thank you for another great video!

[@hesakathir6417]

This is a lot of theoretical information but I don't understand how I can incorporate this practically? Can someone please help?

[@pandamanou]

same thing i found the subject really important but i feel lost i dont know why lol, maybe as you said more example and how to incorporate this practically

[@johngomez7118]

The takeaway I heard: "Everyone is doing it wrong. The cost to do it right is just a little bit more than what you're already paying in time and effort. What is that cost? It's my program. Pay me and find out."

[@essennagerry]

​@@johngomez7118 Not everyone is doing it wrong but many people are doing it very inefficiently, chances are you too. And if that's the case, you can change a lot in your learning system by learning from his videos which are free on youtube. I was part of his program for a short but had to drop out due to mental health issues. What I saw back then was some people had mindset challenges to overcome which prevented them from actually implementing the techniques they learned. Then when we had what was back then called live clinics and group couching sessions the coaches would adress these things. If you watch this video again with this in mind perhaps you'll see it the way I see it - sometimes people think the techniques are too obvious or easy or not worth the trouble learning when you're already busy. It's actually a mindset issue in many cases. The course is sectioned in stages, you can basically pass the first stage before entering the course if you master all the basics he teaches for free on youtube, the question is will you though and also will you have things to unlearn that could've been easily avoided. But like absolutely he gives the basics away for free, even when it comes to specific techniques. As for OP, to answer your question - find videos of his where he explains specific techniques, watch those, and come back to this video. If you don't know of any of these or you never encountered them done properly or it was never explained to you why these techniques are good for learning - me with mindmaps - then it's natural you'd scratch your head and wonder how any of this can be applied in practise. He teaches specific techniques for free on youtube and goes deeper in his course, and in his course there's also really good guidance. When I was in the course they were constantly improving, I assume the guidance and coaching is even better now.

[@kekelarue5974]

@@hesakathir6417 he is saying you need to have your study processes dialed in. He is selling his program to get you there. He promotes mind mapping and he has videos on it. If you were looking for a quick tip for your current situation this video is not the one. Search through some of his others for an idea. Best of luck!

[@vinone122]

its a bit convoluted because he's using his doctorate journey as an example, what i can get is, for simpler example you're learning math in 7th grade, instead of learning every topic following the teacher, its better to get an overview/bird eye view of what math would be in 7th-8th-9th grade.And honestly its pretty similar, so what he suggesting is studying the 7th grade math but scratch that 8th-9th grade math so you can excel in math for 3 years investing 1year of your time instead of keep repeating every year

[@One-qb6yv]

Hey there Justin.. recently smth i have experienced studying software engineering, digital systems and math at the same time that everytime i sit down to do exercises (cuz programing and math require A TON of that) i realised that i struggle sometimes to let past exercises go.. i mean i am pushing myself hard to figure out an algorithm for smth i fail i start over i fail i start over (obv after intensively reviewing my logic on every attempt) and i eventually succed after hour - hour and a half ... then i find myself ruminating on that specific thing when i want to continue on to the next exercises and i used to get burnouted from a session of excercises after 3 to 4 excercises (given the fact not eve excercise required that amount of time which i gave as example earlier, some take like 20 mins or so) .. i have to mentally reset, get up from the pc, make coffe, get a drink, BREATHE and focus on my breath so i can calm down otherwhise i just dont get past it.. i just dont let go of the past problem i was just solving.. being able to do this now many times (even though i dont succed everytime) made me extremely confident that i can learn eveth, im able to slow down when solving problems, my impostor syndrome ego kinda fades everytime more and more.. im interestes to know what ur opinion on this is.. maybe it is all super natural (even though ive had issues in the past with letting go of stuff, used to hold on on alot of heavy stuff obv its all ego) i guess it can fit in a video dealing with impostor syndrome.. or anything .. im interested in ur thoughts about this, i mean obv it works for me.. but are there higher levels to this that i dont see?

[@sportlams]

the fact that nobody talks about Unveiling Your Hidden Potential by Bruce Thornwood speaks volumes about how people are stuck in trance

[@CyberMonkey03]

How was I not subscribed to you, I’ve watched a good amount of your videos lol

[@okay.paruulll]

You explain the problem but what's the solution😢

[@Lolllzz..]

Thank you 🎉

[@JustinSung]

No problem!

[@tisaname8490]

So is the takeaway of the video is essentially to not just prepare for the one upcoming challenge, but to also prepare for the challenges that will come after?

[@Gigusx]

I thought there was gonna be a reference to infinite games here somewhere! On that note, it would be cool to hear about your favorite books. I imagine you've read quite a few you liked 😉

[@DeinmaIyeneomi]

Love you Justin ❤

[@sahirarauf1347]

Thank you 🙏 ❤

[@tracy4jester]

something that I've been wondering, how could we apply your methods for study to learning a language? I've been trying to see how to make it transitional to how to learn a language but I just can't get my head around it. If you have any better learning patterns or note taking that will help with that.

[@N1ghtLEternity]

Hey, idk if gonna help you but atleast for me (a language learner): i like to use anki; set up a "how much time per day to study certain language"; Start with the rules, patterns and how does it work before learning the words and etc. Also practice is always the best teacher

[@tracy4jester]

@@N1ghtLEternity thanks so much for the suggestion! I’ll definitely look into it ❤️❤️

[@usmanmughal_mirza2094]

Amazing video . Hope it will work for me ❤

[@lucasbonde2]

I really enjoy your videos Justin. I found your channel by pure accident, and now I am trying to upgrade my learning system as a busy Robotics Student. If you do your editing yourself, then big probs!! I am a big fan of the way the you often write out your statements, and visual graphs! Big support from Denmark

[@lhoangv]

thank you a lot!

[@sumankundu93]

Can you please do a video on time management?

[@makoto_02]

Thank you Justin!Your video is particularly helpful for my current situation (and future situations lol hahah)❤

[@Euphorion]

If I understand this correctly, cost of change is somewhat influenced by opportunity cost, right? One invests a little more time (that could be spent resting) than is currently needed in order to achieve a level of skill that is required at a later point, thus actually saving more time in the long term by not having to invest the cost of change multiple times.

[@anonymousanonymous-tw3wm]

Absolutely

[@cs543]

Thank you

[@floweyy07]

Hello Justin! how have you been?

[@Tstep45_qr]

Please go more detail into the Ladder method

[@JustinSung]

Will add that on to the list of potential videos to make, thanks for the recommendation.

[@LuckyLuciano-WH]

With all respect I know you make this video for free and of course to promote your product. And I know you obviously dont want to drop all your knwolege for free. However those videos of yours really give a false sense of learning how to learn. The essence of this video is just to change your learning strategy. Thats it. There is no need to stretch this information over 18 minutes. The worst part is that most people just watch videos passively and think they actually leanred somethign usefull. Not realising that those pretty illustrations and metaphors arent really that deep or informative. Its just common knwoledge that 99% of people already knew just wrapped up in a different (prettier) Package.

[@JEEIIT-jm2le]

My father took my self help books that understanding not given by them own, now in angry, i refused to use my brain, in angry of getting aggression in heart just by asking to go gym, i stopped using physique

[@meltra2812]

Love how u still wear your fave painting as a sweater 😂

[@BruthaB100]

I loathe this new generation. Aside from the copious amounts of growing access to ai, they have such great teachers on social media like yourself to prevent them from failing miserably... Good for them...

[@neverendingparty2060]

Thank you < 3

[@AlexNelson-jo5qv]

You should change the title to “How to spend hours talking, without actually saying anything”. Honestly, it’s actually impressive.

[@jfox8888]

Hyperfocus from Chris Bailey followed by Scott H young, those will cover bulk of the theories indepth behind this video, and though Ryan Doris might have been posting less, his flow channel, on [ Certainty window ] and perspective on Goal are a must. if Burn out is occuring too frequently, you're measuring yourself against something invisible and not even on the same workspace..... if money vs money, there will always be losers, but will you and are you gonna forefit what you believe to earn more ? some sales folks will understand this, that you cannot be into sales if you're not thick skin enough to get insults hurlled , or you're too nice to believe your brand or product isnt worth pushing. >>> great video, great pacing and staggering from the usual content. P.s you must understand your own strengths, weakness, likes, dislikes etc.... without those taken stock and checked, you're filling in a sinking ship with haul massively impossible to fix when you got side blinded by the immediate smaller holes you can see

[@stevelee4958]

Avoiding challenges are avoiding growth.

[@JustinSung]

Yep a very important takeaway.

[@Kargalagan]

Of course, he is another doctor who teaches how to learn.

[@ssb492]

Can someone Tell me where to buy those allover print pullovers like the one Justin is wearing? I love the Wanderer above the sea of fog. Need this. Asap.

[@naomililith9350]

@@ssb492 its probably "Wanderer above the Sea of Fog sweater" from Mr gugu and miss go

[@Alecta-kf6qi]

Dr.Sung I have a genuine doubt that is when we are contstantly writing non linear notes and we have to write long essays on answer papers I feel like it becomes a problem ... like I'm someone who struggles with writing fast or just writing in general so even if I know the topic I'm mostly unable to produce it on paper as long essays ( now if you were to ask me to say it I'd probably to a better job ) and even though i don't do it as efficiently as you mentioned I mostly make very short notes but I feel like I should write linearly to practice writing for exams.. what do you think ?

[@featherlakeyuzuruhanyu1694]

I am pretty burnout because of school. Do you know what to do ? I want to study physics, but questions are hard and I can’t write those formula routes or create them at all! So I try to understand topics better, but it doesn’t still work!

[@AlvinLeong-me3iu]

Does the system help in studying STEM?

[@Anos-oc2ep]

Who thinks justin is the best study youtuber?

[@XhaXa]

I truly believe that content like this expands beyond just the domain of studying due to its applicability to many other domains, most notably being life in general. The "future-proofing" strategy is akin to how parents (or equivalent figures) may give you advice such as never getting into debt, which may lead to the recipient deciding to learn how to manage money properly. In that example it is a challenge and the corresponding (tho generalised) technique to resolve it before it begins. The key difference being the level of foresight and actively seeking out potential challenges which you may face. I'm sure everyone has "future proofed" to some extent but this video underlines the most basic principle of it. Therefore, it's much more useful than just studying. Further examples (with more depth), I have an upcoming trip to Jamaica. After interviewing friends and acquaintances, I find out that there is a form to complete before immigration. Completing it beforehand can save me time on the arrival day after a long flight. I also find out that when it rains there, it POURS. Therefore, instead of packing an umbrella , I choose a sturdy raincoat and place it in my carry on luggage for easy access. Perhaps you learn that it's less of a hassle to just pre book a taxi rather than try to get one while at the airport. There are a lot of practical applications using these principles. The one for learning is just one of them and most would more likely be familiar with the version I described. Leveraging this experience towards personal studies and challenges potentially years beyond was definitely beyond my scope of competence. Although I may have had some traces of it, it definitely was not clearly defined. Knowing what you don't know is very helpful [conscious incompetence]. Ty Justin Sung.

[@srijanyadav8921]

Justin can you make video regarding physics chemistry ( i can't relate to chemistry) and subjects with number please that will me and us

[@connordread6313]

Sir, can you please accept payment for your program through other means such as Gpay or other ways, as all my cards are being declined, I've even contacted my bank, they told me their cards don't have any problem. Please allow me to pay for your program which is going to start on 4th October, through other means.

[@JustinSung]

Hey Connor, Thanks for reaching out. I have talked to my team, please email: [e-mail] regarding this situation and they should be able to help you out! Appreciate the love and support on the channel!

[@asxentium]

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[@chitdedakiya3203]

Hyy, i really need help😢... i am decent or good at learning and implementing conceptual information , that's why i like studing math's, reasoning, economics..... But when it comes to theoretical topics like law and history etc , i can't remember things i have read. I can solve practical case based problems of these subjects. But when i have to give direct answers , my mind goes blank , and I can't recall anything..!! Please help me if anyone has solution of it🙏

[@Divine5555-n7t]

Omg that’s so interesting. I’m the exact opposite. Well, kind of. What I started to do that I thought was most important was tell myself that I’m not bad at math. Like everything I told myself I’m bad at, I told myself that I could change those things. And then I started looking at my “failures” as a roadmap. For example, I just took a test for my Environment class and I could tell you all the concepts and theories around it. I would be able to lecture on it and write papers on it. But, in the actual test, I saw that it was mainly graphs and calculations instead. I knew that you had to multiply number an and number b together to get number c, but I wasn’t provided a calculator and I realized I forgot how to multiply decimals by hand. When I got home,after grieving my frustrations, with a clear head, I wrote that down specifically what I had trouble in on the test. I was as specific as possible and tried practice problems from Kahn academy in calculations by myself. I sucked at first. And I’m still not the best at it! But! I have concrete evidence on where I lack, and I know that there are internet and other sources that can help me, so I’m not really worried. I think maybe if you were to find videos of people describing some of these historical events in a way that you understand and you put it into practice somehow, it could help you. Also, remember one of Justin’s key rules. Consumption must equal digestion. When you read something in history, philosophy, religion, etc. and you don’t understand it, pause reading. This is then when you think for a moment about what you just read. You can read it again and you can look it up after you’ve at least thought about it in your head first. Also, the more you learn the subjects and go into related rabbit holes that you want to go into, you’ll start to spend less and less time pausing. You’ll retain way more bc you’ll just get the concepts. For example, I had to learn about fossil fuels and the professor didn’t tell us more in depth about OPEC, the chemical makeup of fossil fuels, extraction methods, etc. at first. She told us that in the second and third slideshow. No having access to the second and third slideshow at first, I just spent a lot of hours looking up every single question I had about what I was learning and just branched out my knowledge. It was extremely time consuming, but by the time I had the 2nd and 3rd slideshow, I didn’t need to spend much time at all trying to understand them. I know this was really long, but I hope that helped a bit? Just know that you’re not stupid and you’re not behind in life. You have so many strengths and now, you can work on making your weaknesses stronger little by little! It’ll be really time consuming and hard at first, but it’ll get easier! Also, I recommend using a digital second-brain system to store any knowledge u learn so u can make connections in your learning as you gain more knowledge.

[@An_Iron_God69420]

There are a lot of nuances in those topics thats why its harder for you. i guess you like a certain set of rules to follow thats why youre good at math, reasoning and economics. but History, law, have much more moving parts and differences thats based on circumstances. If you tried learning some stem subjects like Physics, Biology and Chemistry as well, you would be better equipped to mesh theory, reasoning and math together, especially in higher studies.

[@chitdedakiya3203]

​@@An_Iron_God69420 exactly you are right, but currently I am pursuing my ug in commerce in which subjects like law are significant part of it...which keeps bothering me😅

[@chitdedakiya3203]

​@@Divine5555-n7t First of all thank you for giving me your important time to write this explanation😊. I'll be working on my weakness as Justin suggested in broken barrel video. And maybe I'll become unbeatable after a year of improvement 😅😅

[@Shammer1]

tbh drinking water from leaves is hard

[@sportlams]

Start reading books. I suggest Unveiling Your Hidden Potential by Bruce Thornwood. I read it like two months ago and it has already completely changed my life. I mean, I still play video games but I started my own business in the mean time, and other people notice the change in my behaviour. Especially women, and I was able to go dates with different girls.

[@Euphorion]

bot comment.

[@thisismyoutubechannelol]

@@Euphorion real life npc

[@Kargalagan]

Reading books is real advice. But no, necessarily "mindset books." If you want motivation, then those books may give you a sense of 'now i have a mentor' and give you the motivation to work. But not everyone lacks that much on will-force. Instead, read books if you just want a relaxing activity that may surely give you experience and culture.

[@Euphorion]

@@Kargalagan sure, but it's an actual bot comment. it suddenly appeared already having over 100 likes, while much older comments had only a third of that.

[@Quran_eee]

What's wrong in sticking with 1 girl... come on westerners

[@okay.paruulll]

Should we start with practice questions then learn along the way or should we learn the concepts then practice. How to choose between resources.

[@okay.paruulll]

Anyone here who has bought the program?

[@anonymousanonymous-tw3wm]

My issue is I put maximum effort and all resources and burning out just to get a paddle boat to get to a wave that I'm not prepared for. I know "No one cares.. Stay Hard" 😂😂

[@Mmj_lh]

I love you Justin

[@dozyvaiish]

Studying on how to study

[@MUCOM2]

U must not says that at first of the vid because it can effect our mind inner mind

[@Panganduymatuman]

Me: You don't understand it. ( my frustration) Justin: I'm the only one who understand it, Proceeds to snap.

[@Shardus_Blunder]

... Are you spying on me?🤣

[@yugjha6798]

❤

[@Shivoham2243]

❤❤❤❤

[@goldencookie5456]

Justin, do a game dev challenge, I dare you. (Or you can't do that?)

[@dajaramillop8437]

First comment??

[@jasonmp85]

Hm I thought this was gonna be cool (i.e. tell people to stop trying)

[@xxgamerdz5551]

First?

[@zwothethothori6058]

First❤

[@rithvikmedasani363]

lol