Some Math Advice

I talk about some concepts and ideas you can use to help you do more math and be more efficient. Do you have advice for people learning math? If so, please leave a comment below.
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[@stef8776]

“You don’t want to have regrets in your life” is the exact reason why I’m going back to school for CS even though my entire life, I’ve hated math. Better to face that regret now than later in life.

[@someporter]

how old are you? just curious

[@sebastianc4557]

Doing the same thing at 30. Wishing the best to anyone who reads this comment. You got this! 🎉

[@stef8776]

@@sebastianc4557 nice man! I’m 26 doing all the prep work for calculus 1. I’ll be starting classes by next year. Probably graduate at 32ish. Best of luck to you!

[@stef8776]

@@someporter 26, I’ll be 27 in a couple months! Won’t start classes until summer of next year however. Doing all the prep work for calculus 1. Having to backtrack and fix all my holes.

[@marveyinvite6512]

Did a 1st science degree, I'm 24 this year & i went back to do engineering...

[@r58302]

I just did 20 multivariable calculus questions after watching this. Love the motivation

[@goblinsRule]

20? Those are rookie numbers

[@scull3208]

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[@abrevas]

I am sixty years old and my reason for getting back into math is to figure out how to grow one million calories of food on a half acre garden plot. It is very hard to do, and few people are able to do it, aside from commercial farmers. There are so many variables and skill sets involved. I recalled that the time that my brain was the sharpest was when I was taking math classes in college. Growing any significant levels of food takes sorting out all these variables. In order to sort out these variables, it became apparent that I have to be able to think and process information at a higher level. I want to have fun getting back into math, so I bought me several antique slide rules to learn and master. After looking at all them numbers on the slide rule, I realized I have to start from the beginning. And here I am. I picked up the Norman Pre-Algebra and Algebra book to start again from the beginning.

[@UBEREXCELLENCE]

​@@BuildTheFutureYouWantwhat is the book title?

[@UBEREXCELLENCE]

@@BuildTheFutureYouWant Thanks. I agree about books. I even think they can be an unwitting confession if read with a particular attentiveness. King Charles is indeed an interesting fellow.

[@Mullynx5735-gu7ik]

I'm starting over at the beginning as well. So far Chris McMullen's Essential Pre-Algebra Workbook has been a great asset to me. While his books don't cover everything, I love his simple explaining style, and all the questions have answers in the back of the book. I think it was in Math Sorcerer's video about algebra workbooks, or workbooks in general, that Math Sorcerer had recommended another workbook by McMullen, but for a higher level of algebra than what I'm currently on. But I love this book so much I'm thinking of getting a Chris McMullen workbook to supplement every level of math I study, since he's written one for so many different fields in math.

[@abrevas]

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[@whitb62]

I swear I feel like these videos speak directly to me almost every time I watch them. I'm trying real hard to stay motivated self studying prerequisite mathematics for Calculus which I take in the fall to finish a biology degree. Thanks for all the motivation!

[@davidf7485]

Hey! I'm a bio major as well! Dropped the necessary calculus class we need and taking the "prep" class my school offers instead this Fall.

[@ph1lst3r453]

Keep up the good work!

[@corbinwilson660]

Motivation only gets you so far. It is discipline that lets you do the hard things when you don’t want to.

[@corbinwilson660]

Great video as always

[@christopheradrien4643]

This guy is underrated. I'm building up my tolerance and exposure gradually. I figure a mathematician does maths and so I better do exactly that

[@durga915]

Thank you for your Videos. I am in my late 30’s and recently earned my Ph.D. Always been a mediocre student, but one principle that helped me throughout was to just get going with work in a religious way Similar to how a religious person doesn’t question practices of faith. You just keep doing without necessarily considering how you are feeling about doing that task.

[@anniesizemore3344]

Honestly, my reason for starting self study in math was boredom. Algebra was something new and I was really surprised I could do it. Algebra has turned out to be easier than I thought. The computations in algebra are easy. I don't say that to be arrogant or appear better than I am at something. So now I'm going on to Calculus for a challenge. My reason for it has changed because I'm going to take online math classes. I got a text/message about his Instagram, but wasn't sure if it was really the sorcerer on Instagram or scammer using his name on a fake page. But he says in the video he has an Instagram so its probably its him. I suggest people live their life how they want and do what they want so they don't have regrets. We are not getting any younger. Yes, you might be 50 by the time you get the degree, but you'll going to be 50 anyway regardless whether you spend 4 to 5 years in college trying to get the degree. So go for whatever you want if you think its best for you. Life goes by too fast and you will never get time back.

[@fardeenshaikh091]

Thx for your advice gurl ^⁠_⁠^, I'm 15 and I know I don't ever get to be a teen after I'd Cross 18, so yeah I will live my life as I see fit. I will study hard for a better future for myself and my family :⁠-⁠D

[@anniesizemore3344]

@@fardeenshaikh091 good luck

[@johanstephanvermaak2025]

Using this to study for my literal final exam of my undergraduate degree in chemistry I am writing organic chem. Thanks

[@surrealistidealist]

"The appetite comes with the eating." Just get started, even if it's just for a few minutes. You can get more done than you think, and it'll put you in the mood to keep going.

[@rubensandoval1867]

"Some math advice".. This is some LIFE advice

[@chessymajewski9669]

Thank you very much, you just kicked my ass. I'm 61 years old and from now on, not wasting any more time. CALCULUS here I come. You are a good motivator.

[@sterlingteall3462]

I'm taking college Algebra and I have found that working 1-3 hours a day on math consistently, is what has made me improve. And of course, watching your videos has helped me to change my mentality about Math and its importance. Thank you sir.

[@mofftucker9658]

Im so glad i found your channel. I have no idea how it showed up in my feed because im not studying math at all. But i am training to become a pilot right now and your videos have been a huge resource for me. Its helped me remember to find balance between study and the rest of life and has supported me in dealing with exam anxiety and taking things one small actionable step at a time on those days when i feel overwhelmed. So just wanted to say thanks

[@Bubs.]

@themathsorcerer you are fantastic at motivating your audience to act! Whenever I don’t have the energy or don’t feel like doing the math, and I watch your videos, it invigorates me to go do it. You’re so passionate about mathematics that it’s contagious and I think that’s super valuable as a professor.

[@cw2448]

One piece of advice I'd like to add onto this wonderful video is to have mathematical variety in your mathematical diet. It is so much easier to achieve that 1 problem a day if you have several interesting topics to choose a problem from. Right now in my line up I have graph theory, probability, combinatorics, and some logic books to choose from. The variety helps me to keep going.

[@artemis7832]

So, that's kind of from enemies to lovers story: Few months, years what ever ago at my highschool freshman year (i hope i didnt mess up, i'm not from US, I year of highschool) i dont really liked math it was boring, stupid stuff, but one day (few months ago) I discovered intergrals, and few people said they're insanly hard, then stupid I without any knowledge about them just knowing power rule from youtube video, and finding few thorems in internet managed to get into it and solving them for fun (of course i had lacking knowledge like natural logarith (ln) derivatives etc.) , So kind of the integrals made me love math, right now, i'm getting pre calculus with stewart book to fix these lacks of knowledge i have and i find it really fun! These problems rocks!

[@TomokoAbe_]

Education has given me a nice standard of living and I don't have to kill myself with labor doing it. How is that for motivation. I don't have to depend on anybody. Math requires a lot of personal sacrifice. I took Udemy classes before taking the actual class. It made a big difference. When you take the actual class you have time limits and schedule you must keep up with. So learn as much as you can BEFORE take the actual class.

[@nox5282]

I studied technical physics 13 years ago failed after first year, over the years I returned to math and physics now a tgen but never really went past real analysis and abstract algebra. A week ago I decided to get up to speed so I picked up my calculus a complete course and working my way through it. I’m surprised how fast I can go doing 7 exercises per sub chapter. I do pomodoros in the morning 2 to 3 hours focused study. I use chatgpt to discuss my ideas, recently I am envisioning physics where time is an emergent phenomenon so is spacetime, it’s just a consequence of mass energy in relativistic motion. The plan is to work through all my books to refresh knowledge and then I am ready to jump into the deep end like differential geometry

[@CommandoBros_YT]

A few months ago, I was trying to learn more about Python. I worked on it for 2 weeks, but as time went on I slowly stopped and eventually I turned away from it completely. I always thought of going back to it someday but I never did. Thank you for the motivation!

[@durga915]

Building games is a fun way of learning Python. Invent your own computer games with Python by Al Sweigart is a fantastic book to begin with. Good luck!

[@CommandoBros_YT]

Thanks!

[@craigcollopy793]

I have a calc III exam tomorrow and been having a extremely hard time sitting down to even start studying for almost a week. Finally sat down to work and this is the first video I see when I opened KZbin. I found the video to be very helpful and just what I needed to get started today! Thank you

[@aradarbel4579]

good luck! I had a calc III exam today and these videos were so helpful for me to stay motivated and focused on the goal throughout the semester. I hope you do well

[@soupypunk-pk5ys]

I have a precalc exam this week :-) I’ll be there in a couple years lol

[@craigcollopy793]

@@aradarbel4579 Appreciate it! hope you did good on yours as well

[@craigcollopy793]

@@soupypunk-pk5ys good luck man. keep going

[@imnotabird1118]

This was very helpful. Thank you

[@PromisingPod]

The thing that helped me was giving myself homework, and basically doing a specific set of problems (it doesn't have to be just math, it can be computer programming, etc.) and doing a variety of exercises each time, every day, that encompasses a good variety of concepts so that you don't forget things. Then, just play around with really big numbers and really small numbers, each time you do these exercises. Then, also try to see patterns in whatever you're doing. By doing lots of variations and playing around with your variables (the number that changes in your formulas that you use to play around with), you should start understanding what you're doing better, and then it stays with you.

[@Andreas-dm8uj]

Thank you so much for your content, keep up the good work ❤

[@seancodd6274]

I really like the basic point in the video and I've successfully applied it many times -- definitely worth while. Though it's also good to know when you just need to go take a walk under some trees (I would bet this is mentioned somewhere in another video - can't fit everything important into 10 minutes) Thanks for the great content 👍

[@princesslucillaa]

quotes don’t generally connect with me but that first one really inspired me and helped me make better decisions, thanks :)

[@nextdoortutor]

Straight to the point. love it!

[@freddales8697]

Going to do it right now! Thx :)

[@deltapi8859]

I don't have a lot of knowledge about "achieving goals" etc or how to motivate yourself. But I do like the idea that discipline is not a feeling or an inclination, but an achievement, something you learn to do specifically for that one task, subject etc. It's no innate thing that people have or do not have or are born with (so someone can't judge you based on it), but discipline is something you managed to show and do for something. And it's a challenge for everybody. And when you do discipline, you do at at least as good as anyone else in the world. Because we are no robots. So discipline is not something you can lack. Because it's something you do.

[@nicholaslama6670]

My reason is that I've always felt dumb, and I want to overcome my insecurity by getting good at something that most people think requires being smart

[@kwilliams2729]

This applies to physical fitness as well. Such excellent advice!

[@obeytweety]

Love this channel. Thank you so much. Love the manbun.

[@wzgledniebezwzgledna]

This is pure gold, you are an amazing teacher not only in teaching math but also in teaching life, thank you!!

[@tradways]

I have found audio motivation through classical and electronica (often “darksynth”) being adhd it help the “busy-ness” in the background of the mind

[@nathanoppy]

Second week of algebra at my community college, prior to this I had like a fifth grade math level. I pretty much crammed all of highschool math into the first two weeks of college. My tutor says it might take right hours of studying a day. That’s how badly I want to understand mathematics. I want to learn it for the sake of loving learning and math and hating the fact I missed out earlier in life.

[@suniltilakyadavkathmandune8996]

Great advice and motivation to me, Thank you, Sir !, Best regards, Kathmandu, Nepal.

[@georgesadler7830]

Thank you for the video.

[@laura835]

Thank you very much for this!

[@TomokoAbe_]

Math has always been a living hell for me. Some people are just better at it than others. I had to WORK and WORK until I was half dead practicing math every single day. I worked a job and studied HOURS and HOURS on math problems. Regardless I had to take math classes for my grad degree, and now I passed my national board certification in psychiatry and state licensed as a practitioner. Let me emphasize your future employer -- some WILL ask for your official transcripts. Especially corporations. GRADES DO MATTER! Do not just settle for "just passing". When you make As in math that is the most impressive. YOUR GRADES ARE A PART OF YOUR PERMANENT RECORD AND IT FOLLOWS YOU THE REST OF YOUR LIFE!!! Remember that. So if it kills you in the process, make good grades. As in MANDATORY.

[@freepointsgals609]

Personally, I feel I have a good amount of discipline. For example, I can work on math with my phone right next to me and not get distracted at all. However, I feel my motivation is best used to spontaneously plan what to do in the near future because if I say I'm going to do something, I will at least try to do it when I plan to (which is a specific ish time (I built a spreadsheet to schedule my day based on what time I get up)). I'm not a person that works spontaneously. I'm a methodical grinder by nature. I define freedom as the ability to impose your own structure. With that and my lack of spontaneity in mind, the next part of my journey is perfecting my structure. Which is what I'm working towards steadily while familiarizing myself with Abstract Algebra the best I know how to.

[@franciscogarcia8880]

Some days studying math wipes me out more intensely than heavy duty single set to failure barbell weight training. I get hungrier the next day than I do with any physical exercise even long distance running. Such study days are rare. Most study days are light. Each study session is new novel variety. Always learning leaves little room for homogenized drudgery.

[@Nykzom]

The David Goggins of Math. Thank you so much for your videos!

[@LearningAccount-ro8bg]

WHO'S GONNA CARRY THE VARIABLES, AND THE PROOFS!?

[@biswaranjan17]

Thank you... Doing math is the real happiness : )

[@ktoscos4546]

I just finished learn math and i feel amazing :)

[@tradways]

Discipline: does not exsist. What has been labeled as “discipline” is actually a series of habits and systems that are productivetoward a specic goal or set of goals

[@Nnn_k]

Thank you so much for this, you have no idea how much it means to me or to other people, stay well❤❤

[@L666ON]

Really appreciate all the advice sorcerer 💯

[@seamusmoran4776]

Amszing viedo and messagr thst is extremely valuable to me right now. Currently taking calc 2 and heading into fall semester when ill be taking Physics and discrete math

[@TinyMaths]

Completely different angle here; but I was in what a lot of people consider to be a cult. I woke up one day at 40 years old and got this terrifying thought; what if they're wrong? Shortly afterward, everything fell to pieces. Now, 10 years later, I'm trying to do the things I wished about, but that I rejected for 30 years while in the cult. At 43, I was like, " oh my god, I've wasted my life ", but even though I felt that way, moping about it was solving nothing so I just began doing things, including beginning to study maths. Even if you think you've wasted a lot of time, just pick a thing and go do it if you have the physical and mental capacity. The last thing you want is to be in the same place five years later still saying 'oh sh*t I've wasted even more time now'.

[@rayanrayan9167]

Your are great Professor ! I am your Fan from Kingdom of Morocco .You have a good new look .keep doing !

[@michael_toms]

I have achieved comprehending eclipse cycles and l continue working through the maths behind the cycles. Thank you for the motivation.

[@aniketbisht2823]

You really are David Goggins of Mathematics.

[@satyavivekanandbattula1091]

thank you sir useful video 😊

[@ravenecho2410]

hard agree discipline outlasts and outperforms passion

[@Mrpallekuling]

Very good advice! I'm a retired engineer/programmer and most days when I have breakfast I ask myself what I like to do, and almost all days the answer is math :) The "problem" is that so much math is interesting! My focus is on Number Theory and Abstract Algebra (I found Calculus boring when I went to university in the 1970s, perhaps because of poor teachers and poor books).

[@davien001]

This man is a blessing on the earth.

[@AnanyaMuddukrishna-lw3jo]

I can never thank you enough for these math advice videos. May you find all the success that you are looking for! Do you have any advice on how not to forget theorms (and proofs)? I am self-studying undergraduate math topics and feel that recalling theorems is crucial for problem-solving.

[@enemyofYTemployees]

Great message. Thank you!

[@ahsiaahsia5472]

You are so right, Professor. We shouldn't have any regrets later in our lives.

[@fabianaltendorfer11]

You are fantastic.

[@spks-nj7kl]

My reason to try and learn stuff is to distract me from my perpetual state of inner agony.

[@tristandiggs406]

Like the Tony Robbins of Mathematics!!

[@williamjp12345]

I can't wait till I have the ability to adjuct, and its slowly becomes instructors like me who teach courses. And professor like you retire. Its about retention rate, rate my professor, and ease. But I guess some people will never understand. You will get it someday.

[@owlie1744]

incredibly good point the reason is my biggest motivation, yet I feel down on some days also start with something easier maybe not 2+4 but something you know you can do in a few minutes and gets you going. helps me everytime to get inside my zone😋

[@laura835]

Thanks!

[@nictibbetts]

Motivation comes after not before.

[@Martyr217]

😀 Yup great advice, just make a start once you've done that the hardest part is done (for me it is anyway).

[@shutnawi6635]

thank you

[@AnakinSkywalker-zq6lm]

I feel like you and Dr. Fus would be good friends.

[@Qwerty_mathics]

Great advice🎉🎉"just do it"

[@chrislash682]

Thank you for what you are doing!

[@andressanchez3504]

AWESOME….THAMK YOI. I DID THIS THIS OAST WEEKEND…you are correct…REASONS 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@SJ077-c7w]

Don't think just do ❤❤

[@DonCarlos590]

I liked your other hairstyle better when it was untied. The only way I can motivate myself some days, is to find something to measure or calculate. If I cannot come up with the ways to find the answer or have to search or find the mental tool to solve the question, I usually give up. As of now, i'm stuck on conversions. I try this (5/9) 1.8 • C° + 32° = x 17.6 C° • 1.8 + 32 = 63.8 I cannot understand how to convert the fraction 5/9 into 1.8 so I just have to guess. It is a dreadful feeling knowing you could possibly solve it with an equation/formula but you don't quite understand how it unfolds. I use math overtake my depression and most negative subconscious thoughts. Like I was saying, this exercise is effective only when I succeed. Apparently having an organic brain has its pros and cons. ಠ⁠︵⁠ಠ

[@solomonwambua8976]

skill is nothing. Consistency is everything. Even if 15 mins a day.

[@ruleaus7664]

I wish I could have motivation all the time, but some days I just fall into a slump and do nothing. It's sometimes hard to see the long-term payoff. So, the only solution for me is to find a way to love learning for the sake of learning. There doesn't have to be a payoff in terms of money or some great thing in the distant future.

[@liminal3963]

Man school makes it hard. Iam in school For 9 hours. + 45mins to get home. And am just soo tired to do anything. Most time is spent completing notebooks, completing "self studies for math". And also " EXTRA culriculums". At the end am 💀

[@yisahak]

4:27 my reason is to be a mathematician

[@dimith8635]

Whatever journey you are in, remember: its okay to take a break but never stop! Keep punching.

[@landrecce]

Looking good with the hair pulled back man! 🧙‍♂️✨️😎

[@ja1kob3]

Kind of unrelated to the video, but I really think you look good! The beard looks cool and it looks like you've been hitting the gym which is awesome. Great video and advice as always.

[@qasimhabib8732]

Looking amazing with the new look, especially beard

[@rudisberroa3561]

Hare Krsna! Good evening, dear teacher. You are like a guru to me, as I always follow your advice, so I send my respects and thanks for always motivating us to move forward. I have a question: What do you recommend for me? I always study by doing the exercises that the authors do in the books, but sometimes I don't get the same result as the author, and that makes me spend more time trying to figure out what technique the author used to obtain that result. From the Dominican Republic. Hare Krsna.

[@Fatehakhrib]

My risen is to be better mind be smarter mor logical

[@byronwilliams7977]

MATH GOGGINS!

[@josephshaff5194]

I think you upgrade to 'The Magnificent'. Wizards always have that Magnificent Title after their name. :)

[@alphafound3459]

I was studying "Introduction to Stochastic Models," 2nd edition, by Goodman, when I stopped to watch this video. Sigh.

[@BARBITURICI00]

Distinguished Math Sorcerer, I wanted to know how to remove the fear of mathematics ... let me explain: I have many gaps in mathematics and I absolutely want to fill them, first of all for myself and then for a possible future enrollment in mathematics. However, I am very scared (perhaps it's just stupidity) ... I tried, so to review something to redo 1-2 really basic exercises and besides the fact that I failed (which highlights my gaps) I peeked at the solutions and they were written in a way, in such a way that I said to myself: “either I'm really ignorant or really stupid, but I would never have been able to give an answer like this…”. I don't know if this has ever happened to others. How can I remove this fear of mine? I really want to learn math well. Thanks 🙏🏻

[@ELDAAstronaut]

FIRSTTTTT , THANK YOUUUU !!! ❤

[@sieger358]

Hello Math Sorcerer.For some reason my comment got deleted and I am writing it again.I am from Kazakhstan,I have a degree in bachelor CS profession but I didn't like what I chose and 2 month ago I decided to change my profession.Not sure how it works in your country,in Kazakhstan we pay to get tested for master's degree(I think that's how it's called,in our country it is called magistratura).There are 150 questions,50 for English,30 for Analytical/critical thinking and ability to read/answer question from studies and texts,30 for Math(Calculus 1 and 2, Differential equations,Linear Algebra,Analytical Geometry,Probability and Statistics) and 40 for Methods of teaching math for students.In most of the days I studied 2+ hours and took breaks only when my head would start hurting.And the discipline and motivation I developed during these days is all thanks to you.I randomly found your channel and I am super grateful for you.Pls keep doing more videos,they are very helpful for us still green and young students:)Also,I see you workout,you are in a great shape.Most professors don't work out or look as fit at your age,good job man.Keep it up.Also,why don't you react to a video Alan Becker made recently about Math,a lot of math channels are getting good views for reacting to his video(Alan Becker is an animator and he has a lot of subscribers,maybe that's why).I think that would be great to watch for your viewers.Sending some love and positive vibes to anyone reading this! PS I got 22/30 from Math section🎉

[@nascentnaomie]

Awwww cute ponytail 😊✨ but yes. Great vid lol 👍

[@softllamaspajamas]

My brother in mathematics, where are you with all that driftwood 😂 Anyway, wish me luck on the infinite series I’m learning today 💪

[@chsaulse]

Hi mathsourcerer I just failed engineering mathematics 1 for the third time again. I am really struggling. Thanks for your advice. 😢

[@doggoinastukagames1500]

Yo mr math man, I’m currently trying to self teach myself math up to calculus(currently a couple units into pre calc). But here’s the catch, I’m using pretty much only Khan academy and taking notes in between videos. Is this a good idea?

[@ernestvasko2472]

Wise words

[@baiqokyanajunaedi5646]

Just big hug for this video, 😊

[@petergreis]

Hmmm…. 30 years after finishing my Masters in CS I am back in school for a Masters in AI.

[@zenkaizz]

quick question, does your courses stay there forever? Like if we finish the courses do they still stay there or do they just vanish?

[@cherry1leii]

I have a question that is a little bit out of context: do you say math or maths? I feel like I never get it quite right

[@who9900]

Neither is incorrect, it just depends on where you're from. In the US and Canada, people say "math", but most (all?) other English-speaking countries use "maths".

[@sikey8154]

I wake up, open the stewart's book, and grind calculus.