12 Everyday Habits That Make You Smarter

[@almightyyotto]

1. Meditation 2. High exposure method 3. Make your neurons powerful 4. The illusion of knowledge 5. Einstein principle of learning 6. Intelligence is contagious 7. The power of reflective writing 8. Reinvent your distractions 9. Activate your musical brain 10. Bite sized reading 11. Outsmart your devices. 12. Unlock your imagination. Please watch the video. Its still useful to hear what the author has to say.

[@brendadargan2555]

Thank you!

[@zizadraw8278]

Thank uuuu

[@nikitastarchev2424]

Thank you!!!

[@craftysteve176]

i can barely figure out 2+2 and yall want me to read????

[@taetae-sg2yn]

​@@craftysteve176 yeah

[@nikolasjestem1441]

When I study science topics, after watching a video and/or an article I "pretend" I'm a teacher who explains what I understood (it helps a LOT)

[@notfunnyatall]

Ikr!!!! once I did it and I've got 27/30 on my exam

[@edwarddjan8319]

That's good. It definitely helps embed the knowledge that you've learned.

[@Ashi_xxx]

Same

[@kiwii514]

Yup!!

[@toppofamilyvlogs-s1x]

I do the same....

[@_elena_3816]

1. Meditation 2. High-Exposure Method (Flood brain with many productive material, constantly collecting new information) 3. Make your neurons powerful (Physical exercise) 4. The illusion of Knowledge (Question everything, be curious) 5. Einsteins principle of learning (Understand the concept, explain it to another person with simple terms) 6. Intelligence is contagious (surround yourself with smart people) 7. The power of reflective writing (write about your ideas/ problems/ life) 8. Reinvent your distractions (Choose a distraction that benefits you) 9. Activate your musical brain 10. Bite-sized reading (read two pages a day) 11. Outsmart your devices (lower your screen time) 12. unlock your imagination (spend time exploring / free-thinking / innovative side of your brain)

[@mitataw4301]

Thank You ❤❤

[@_elena_3816]

@@mitataw4301 No problem!❤️

[@ekosulistyo3026]

Wow, thank you...🤝

[@quocky1929]

great, thanks

[@Karen-e1f]

Ditto.

[@claraderisa.]

So this is basically the summary/the point of this video: 1. Meditate 2. Expand your brain: learn new things and explore more 3. Exercise 4. Ask more questions/ be curious 5. Teach others/Feynman technique 6. Surround yourself with smart people 7. Write down your thoughts/ideas 8. Avoid your distractions 9. Play an instrument 10. Read a book everyday like 2 pages at least 11. Avoid screentime 12. Try to be more creative by doing creative things Hope it helps ❤

[@W81Researcher]

I don't agree on exercise. A lot of classic nerds never touched a weight.

[@R_U_Hoping_2]

But avoiding screentime is somewhat hard these days since you need KZbin or other sources to learn something, so if I need to study some languages, I might need to watch some videos or even use some apps, and when I have a business the I'll need to have extra time in front of my tablet, and even talking or olaying with my friends, so I might only have about 7 hours away from screentime but I think that this isn't enough...

[@longs-journeys]

1. Meditation -> Enhance momory, concentration, calm, creative, IQ 2. High-exposure method: to inspiring stuffs 3. Neuron: Reading, studying, 4. Question anything: 5. Explain everything simply: explain that even a young child can understand 6. Surrounded with smart people 7. Reflective writing, journaling 8. 9. Enjoy music 10. Reading books 11. Limiting screen time 12. Doing creative activities

[@masoumeh416]

8 is listening to a documentary/audiobook☺

[@longs-journeys]

@@masoumeh416 haha, thank you 😁

[@patricks8364]

IMHO, reading , writing , listening and speaking are the main four habits to make you smart. Other than that memorizing, questioning, experimenting, and solving problems are next.

[@sebipoiana1768]

The music advice is true. You don't necessarily need to play an instrument, but if I listen to some instrumental background music or jazz, my focus spikes in 2 mins max. I become so productive its crazy!

[@TheRealDustinBray]

You can with any music, subconsciously or not with the intent, or letting it play in the background helps focus more because it helps when you get distracted

[@craftysteve176]

I farted guys 💩💩😂😢🥲

[@wisdomlounge4452]

​@@craftysteve176 Wow! I sense an IQ bump of 10 more points all because of your gaseous 🎶melody🎵 - Thanks! - Lol!!!🤣😁👍

[@craftysteve176]

@@wisdomlounge4452 your welcome 😉😉😊😊✨✨💩💩💩💩💩❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💩💩❤️💩❤️💩❤️💩😉😉

[@passion-basedlearning]

You are a magician. The way you tell the habits is absolutely incredible! The magic you weave with your words has such a beautiful effect that instantly soothes and relaxes me. Thank you so much.

[@sagasvensson8920]

2:50 is where the video actually start. and the 12 things are 1. Meditation 2. High exposure method 3. Make your neurons powerful 4. The illusion of knowledge 5. Einstein principle of learning 6. Intelligence is contagious 7. The power of reflective writing 8. Reinvent your distractions 9. Activate your musical brain 10. Bite sized reading 11. Outsmart your devices. 12. Unlock your imagination.

[@phucdang8829]

Great!! Thank you ^~^

[@sparkdrive2900]

Thanks!

[@SecretMind2000]

Your content consistently provides a thoughtful and caring perspective on mental health. It's clear that you genuinely care about your audience's well-being.

[@onion1187]

this video absolutely gets me motivation. i am getting lost these days, but after this video, i feel more calmful and have lots of motivation to get on my track!! keep goinggggggg

[@MKs_vibeslayed]

hi guys! here are some things i do as a straight A student. take breaks for 5 mins every 30 mins at the end of every study session do a summary of what u did and learnt keep friendly competitions with people who get about the same marks as u or higher BUT NEVER LOWER since that lowers ur expectations. do puzzles in ur free time after school read difficult concepts hope this helped bye! :)

[@stefanusjemol8185]

Good advice, can I have u contact?

[@cathykrueger4899]

I was lucky enough a very long time ago to land a job in a large teaching hospital. I was always interacting with people who were intelligent and highly skilled. I had to learn a lot just to do my job well but more than that I learned extra. I learned things that were beyond anything I needed to know. And I learned about the people I learned from. There is no doubt in my mind that I’m a lot smarter now than I ever would have been without that experience. I enjoy reading outside my field and I learn something new every day.

[@LauraBuchanan-y3z]

Thank you. I'll try to do these things. I used to write and draw but I lost most of my vision. I still love to acquire knowledge and ask questions.

[@AlAmin-h2q2h]

1. Meditation 2. High exposure method 3. Make your neurons powerful 4. The illusion of knowledge 5. Einstein principle of learning 6. Intelligence is contagious 7. The power of reflective writing 8. Reinvent your distractions 9. Activate your musical brain 10. Bite sized reading 11. Outsmart your devices. 12. Unlock your imagination.

[@GeorgiRBTM]

Thank you very much for sharing this amazing video!! I'm putting it to action. 😊😊

[@theheartbeatseries]

I absolutely loved the part about meditation [02:55]. It's true that meditation not only reduces stress but also boosts IQ. The research you mentioned (03:20) is truly impressive!

[@tsxukie1281]

I'm here cuz I'm dumb

[@MbusoZungu-pf2bv]

😂😂😂

[@GokulKrishnan-eq2eh]

Never say dumb abt urself , u dumb

[@bebiejeankhan9553]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Mamika_AFK]

We all are 😂

[@crashbandicoot2383]

Yeah, same bro, same

[@juliana..2106]

Be proud, you're looking to improve yourself EVEN on social media ..

[@wellbodisalone]

Tip number 2 is definitely helpful. Continuously learning new things keeps your brain active. ✍️

[@ishaksuhaimiez112]

*Learning Stages* Stage 1 *Unconscious & Incompetent* Stage 2 *Conscious & Incompetent* (Toughfes as the first time being out of our comfort zone) Stage 3 *Contious, Competent* (We could get the job done with very less/ non guidance. The only thing most important is FOCUS) ...with enough repetition Stage 4 *Unconscious, Competent* (Habitual. Example: Riding Bicycle - Mastery) #Repetition is the key #Practice make perfect #learn as we do, do as we learn.

[@BuddhismWisdoms]

2:50 is where the video actually start. and the 12 things are. You should better watch the video. Its still useful to hear what the author has to say. 1. Meditation 2. High exposure method 3. Make your neurons powerful 4. The illusion of knowledge 5. Einstein principle of learning 6. Intelligence is contagious 7. The power of reflective writing 8. Reinvent your distractions 9. Activate your musical brain 10. Bite sized reading 11. Outsmart your devices. 12. Unlock your imagination.

[@dodoMalatji]

I actually watched this video looking for a new habit for my intelligence only to find I do all of them everyday and I was not aware. I'm loving myself

[@DenKrylov-n3t]

learning English is a very useful activity for the brain, especially with videos like this👌

[@kyokusanagi6967]

It's not really easy to keep asking questions when people get annoyed from them and then most make fun of you for asking too many of them. They make you feel down and most teachers in schools unfortunately are like that, resulting in low self confidence and not being able to be as creative.

[@supremegaming3872]

Do you think teachers and friends are the only source to information? Of course not! Just write down those questions and doubts in your rough block and check the answers on the internet. This will give you inner satisfaction and will soar your curiosity to know more. Just give it a try. All the best 👍

[@jadeivy_roblox8883]

yeah, unfortunately this is true. ik it's not easy, but try to surround yourself with teachers and peers who are okay with asking questions. also, people u talk to aren't the only 'source of info'. you can ponder these questions js in your mind, or you can search up the answers online/look through books and other sources. hope this helps.

[@oumtekir5612]

implementing topthink tips in my life has made a huge positive impact 👍🏼 thank you top think!

[@TaingAyKheang]

Thanks a ton I couldn't make it without you, I was hesitating about reading a book,but this vedeo motivated me to read more 😊😊

[@Vy-Oh-Letter]

#1: Meditation Increases IQ - 2:49 #2: The High-Exposure Method - 3:40 #3: Make Your Neurons Powerful - 4:32 #4: The Illusion of Knowledge - 5:02 #5: Einstein's Principle of Learning - 5:32 #6: Intelligence is Contagious - 6:24 #7: The Power of Reflective Writing - 7:09 #8: Reinvent Your Distractions - 8:14 #9: Activate Your Musical Brain - 8:49 #10: Bite-sized Reading - 9:44 #11: Outsmart Your Devices - 10:28 #12: Unlock Your Imagination - 11:09

[@Fiona-oq4dn]

thank you so much❤

[@inspirationalquotesvlog]

Great video on habits that boost intelligence! I love how you emphasized the importance of continuous learning and mental challenges. One habit that has really helped me is meditation-it clears the mind, improves focus, and enhances problem-solving skills. Definitely a game-changer!

[@sriharyatipalallung5362]

Thank you so much, this video is really important to change our bad habits❤️

[@MatemáticasII]

[@Emiliano-Mcallister]

Thanks for this! Very thought-provoking. Have definitely taken on-board and listed all your top-thinks.

[@DarkRose0523]

I’ve gotten into the habit of playing sudoku and solitaire daily, it has helped me for sure

[@Kamianimationsss]

1) meditation 2) high exposure method - aquire knowledge daily even less or more read current affairs or anything that helps in growth and inspires you and helps you become more produtive. 3) make your neurons powerfull - physical exercise. - move your body - walk at 5 am 4) the illusion of knowledge - simply asking things questioning things can make you more smarter 5) Einstein's principle of learning - explain thing after learning it. 6) intelligence is contagious - surround yourself with good people. - feel challenged to learn new things 7) the power of reflective writing - journal. 8) re invent your distractions - substitute your bad habit with a good one for ex when your watching phone wasting time instead watch a good video it will help you least. 9)activate your musical brain - listen good music or learn instrument. 10) bite sized reading 11) outsmart your device - lessen your screen time will make you more focused. 12) unlock your imagination - become creative

[@zorogames2926]

Thank you. This video is clear, useful, and comprehensive about the importance of intelligence in our lives 😊

[@ruvaanmalkani6560]

Please make a video on reprogramming the subconscious mind and conditioning it to become a money-magnet

[@druegeme]

#1 stop watching random KZbin videos

[@katec561]

😂

[@keek1desu]

youtube videos better than tiktok

[@yummy-xd4dx]

​@@keek1desuYES!

[@nyimalay8182]

We need to know how to do step by step.When you can't found in the book if you need something.Sometime you can found easy in youtube what you want to learn.But you don't need to use socialmedia for everytime.

[@Jusnoah-k2o]

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[@amelmatt5641]

Video starts at 2:50. Your welcome

[@sagasvensson8920]

Not all heroes wear capes

[@Anonymous-wb3nz]

*you're. You might want to learn basic spelling and punctuation before claiming how "intelligent" you are. You're clearly not.

[@Cuzzivers_143]

Thanks mate appreciate it ❤

[@ManiragabaJulius]

cant wait to start off. thanks for the video

[@BeYourself157]

The way you tell the habits is absolutely incredible!

[@hanadiavlogs3088]

Thank you so much for this wonderful video. It helps a lot to those who keep learning everyday.

[@righteousness8606]

Nutrition should be added to the list. Even if you are naturally intelligent, having deficiencies in certain vitamins or minerals can stifle or decline your intelligence. Eating the right foods daily is essential.

[@anandh7094]

#1 Stop watching self improvement videos , you know what you have to do, JUST DO IT

[@Awe_InMyHead24]

Thanks, this was really interesting and informative to watch. 😊

[@Military_twd]

I'm learning English with this video. I'm using the high exposure method

[@dollslifefiction3681]

Very good and very intereting! Thanks for sharing thisvery valuable lesson!

[@quocky1929]

That's cool. Some of my friends they are not really hard-working but they do these useful techniques and outcome is so admirable. At first, these things may not creat a reward in short time but in the the long-run which is so amazing. With myself, I am trying for meditation, that is quite strange to me. But many people have recognized the benefit which brings for them. Therefor, I will try to do something good for mental health. Thank you for video, good luck and keep doing it.

[@369Rising]

You're smart if: You meditate and are not afraid to talk to yourself. You read productive material and talk to inspiring people. You exercise, question everything, ask and answer simply, surround yourself with smart people, journal about your life, don't do mindless things, play an instrument, read a book, stay off the internet, paint, write, and did I say read?

[@jia7969]

Yes u did say read.

[@Explorer137]

Congratulations you got a new subscriber❤️

[@Thaythichgiachanh262]

Thanks for all your great advice. I really enjoy watching your videos, they provide a lot of knowledge and are very helpful on a daily basis in choosing food when shopping, etc. Thank you ❤✨

[@ChibunnaOgboka]

Thank you so much ❤❤❤ I enjoy the lecture

[@KEEPGOING90000]

His video is truly valuable for helping us improve our unhealthy habits. thanks

[@briandaperez1931]

Intelligence is CONTAGIOUS!!!

[@ЗулейхаАзимова-я2т]

Thank you very much for such motivational video! My problem is that I'm very lazy. In my childhood I refused to master the piano due to laziness and now I regret.

[@petscraftsandwonderfulthin1279]

I'm lazy too. And laziness is the reason we blame our pasts and what we didn't learn or accomplish! Nothing is stopping us from doing what we missed, if we really wanted to. We've got more recourses than ever before.

[@pranavprakashnair]

1.] Meditation increases IQ. 2.] The high exposure method. 3.] Make your neurons powerful. 4.] The illusion of knowledge. 5.] Einstein's principle of learning. 6.] Intelligence is contagious. 7.] The Power of reflective writing. 8.] Reinvent your distractions. 9.] Activate your musical brain. 10.] Bite size reading. 11.] Outsmart your devices. 12.] Unlock your imagination. The one who watched the entire video will understand 👍🏻

[@Getbetter_182]

It’s really important to develop good habits

[@byte.268]

Intelligence isn't born with, it's by expanding knowledges everyday. 1. Mediation 2. Expose with new knowledges 3. Exercise 4. Ask questions on every aspect 5. Explain what you learned to other 6. Write down about your daily life and analysis it 7. Make your distraction worth 8. Play an instrument to activate your musical brain 9. Read book as long as you can 10. Reduce screentime 11. Unlock your imagination

[@daniellec4314]

I really like the content of this short clip. It precisely points out what happens to our phone life every day and provides a dozen of what we can do for intellectual improvement. I love the 2-page reading the most. It sounds easy and sounds like something I can start immediately and effortlessly. It makes sense that if anybody wants to get smarter, he must learn how to read well. It surprises me the top tip is meditation, not reading. I can see how meditation can actually be so important in training the patience, calmness, focus, and health. It stops the constant thought and secures the deep breath. It clears the busy mind and focuses on the present moments. It coalesces body with mind and nourishes the best gift - the now. This is a wonderful practice as I enlist some beneficial aspects of medication. Zero dollars but worth gold! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@colorfulshow33]

Whoever is reading this, I pray that whatever you’re going through gets better and whatever you’re battling with makes your situation better as you’re continuing to be a better person each day. I have faith that you’ll turn out great as your circumstances will change. Have a fantastic day! You got this! 🤗💪🏼❤😍🥰

[@happy-go-lucky5165]

I pray same for you as well😊 be happy always

[@RitaAfriyie-vg9vy]

Amen 🙏🙏

[@EverydayMastery]

One of the best measures of understanding is: can you explain it simply and concisely to someone who knows little about the subject matter?

[@abhishekgangrade3381]

Such a great and helpful video ❤

[@sohelAhmed-tz7kb]

So far so good! thank you so much!

[@vasanthkumarvkr]

Great video..only correction is on the principle of learning. It was put forth by Richard Feynman and not Einstein.

[@lalalovengun]

Thank you for doing this!! Infinite blessings!!!

[@dina2007-f4b]

when he said " for exemple instead of watching a mindless tv show , turn on a thought provoking documentry , you're still avoiding your work but at least you're learing in the process " , it's litterly me right now i'm just watching this video , to avoid my homeworkes , but instead of scrolling on reels , at least i'm watching this

[@samsa40964]

thank you for this video! 🎉

[@jeffreyk.356]

Great video and good pronunciation, thanks a lot.

[@academyofcatsandtigers]

This video helped me a lot after watching it.

[@Everzinkk]

Basically: Practice meditation, read a lot of books and be courious about everything and also go to the gym or just do cardio workouts

[@intrepid_sagacity_motivation]

How do we get started on doing journaling and what do we write when we are journaling. I have been hearing this amazing advice but I don't know how to implement it properly can someone tell me please. Thank you !

[@charlesjoaquinsalaza1931]

It starts as an interpersonal perspective where you write on the goals you want to achieve, the current state that you are in which you want to improve on such as being more intelligent than before. You journal your journey applying these factors by then state the effects, and if there is improvement. Your journal is your very own story that yourself that can ponder and reflect the day to day essence of your own life. Just start, and you'll reach new heights.

[@Poojay056]

Thankyou charles😊

[@Skydivesandsunflowers]

The student-teaching method aka Einstein's method is🔥 >>>

[@Sujal-More]

Thanks A Million for this Video. Great Video made. I got Nice Knowledge and it will help me.

[@YourMusicPassion]

To everyone reading this...I'm sending you positive vibes, good luck charms, and all the best wishes for your exams. May you ace every question, achieve remarkable results, and pave the way for a future filled with success and fulfillment.

[@hemmelhealth]

Thank you for motivating us 😭

[@rivi1011]

I play an instrument, I meditate every day, I love art, My social media exposure is very low and I have very smart friends. But I still don't think I'm that much intelligent. Nevermind.

[@huongquan259]

Great, thank you so much!

[@SandwichSquad-xw4co]

The video actually starts at 2:48 for anyone wondering

[@nikmasfmunawaroh7198]

I wish i can practic all the things from this video

[@VanNguyen-ek3br]

No.8. I know that I should spend my free time watching informative videos. but i dont know what to watch😭. can you guys recommend some specific sources of educational entertainment for me. Thank youu

[@sevincmuntezir562]

your video really impressed me. Thank you for sharing with us 🙃

[@PhamHoaiThanh-w8j]

thanks for sharing these great knowledges.

[@andcap2239]

Loving this new channel

[@SantoshKumarsp57]

Optimal sleep also helps. One of the best practices needed

[@redeatterner700]

I impress by you style the way to understand students and your videos are very easily to understand

[@kirstymackenzie2437]

Thanks for this! Very thought-provoking. Have definitely taken on-board and listed all your top-thinks. 😅

[@pta3571]

Solid lists. Thank you!

[@anandh7094]

I can learn everything for free on KZbin, unlike in school and college where we pay but often don't learn anything truly useful for life and career growth.

[@carlosmanchego4517]

Hello do you like to practice English with me

[@missimichaels8308]

Im so glad I found you this evening. Thank you so very much greatly appreciated

[@Letterstoliffe]

Tks for this video❤

[@longyang-vs7rn]

Hi,I think these videos are way too useful. May I repost it on other social medias for English study in my country.I will be super glad to hear from you.

[@Curiosityisthewayforward]

In todays world the less we talk to others the more we can learn as humans usually talk more than those who know everything

[@GoodLifeGoodVibes-ie1kd]

Maditation is always the best as i do it every morning and it helps

[@massoomehbabaei7383]

great lessons and attractive tips

[@mr.nobody5049]

Trust me, one way is enough, just don't be lazy, always work for me😊

[@teacherdavid--eatplaylearn5013]

Blessings from Taiwan Great advice Thank you Jesus loves everyone😇🥰

[@mostafasaid3297]

I recommend to follow up your watching with reading atomic habits book.

[@adrineyanukhyan3121]

Some of these habits are really useful, but I feel like it's easier said than done. Sure, meditating and reducing screen time sounds great, but in a world where we're constantly connected it's tough to make these changes stick. I do like the idea of surrounding yourself with smart people and being more curious those feel more doable. But honestly it feels overwhelming to try and implement all of this at once. Baby steps, I guess!

[@jonathanmax7502]

Actually, I'm using that video for learning a new language 😊👌 Because I'm not an English speaker

[@dariapo590]

Thank you for this interesting video!

[@gilbertescalante4284]

Mathew 25:44,45 "Then shall they also answer him ,saying, Lord, when saw we thee an hungered, or athirst, or a stranger, or naked, or sick, or in prison, and did not minister unto thee? Then shall he answer them, saying, Verily I say unto you, Inasmuch as ye did [it] not to one of the least of these, ye did [it] not to me."

[@MissZarraKaburagi]

I love reading and doing my english oxford word search ,its kill times and my english voculabory