Why Speed Reading is An Overpowered Skill

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Wow a account with a tick has 1 like XD

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Me to he uploaded this in perfect time !!

[@pinkybarot5838]

I need this skill too

[@an456pop3]

oof. that took some time to read...

[@BartasRapowanie]

I tried speedreading for a month and while my speed almost tripled i found that the faster I read the less enjoyment I get. Id say It’s good for work, documents, Articles etc, but when you’re reading for pleasure just take your time and immerse yourself. Let your subconcious choose the speed you want at any given moment in the story. I found that while reading fantasy for example I can take up to 5 minutes on a single page of descriptions, but I can read same ammount in a minute or less when It’s a gripping action sequence. But yeah It’s a cool skill to have, just don’t force yourself to use it when you font want to :)

[@AK-iy3em]

Agreed

[@Eliamaniac]

This comment should be pinned. That's the takeaway I got from my spreedreading journey too.

[@exlipse_]

How long do you think it should take me to get to 400-500 wpm im currently at 208 wpm, i want to speed read cause it's useful

[@David.Fit21]

what exercises did you do

[@dang6738]

@@exlipse_ took me a few days. I started at a little over 300 and very looseley applied the techniques and got to almost 500. i hardly practiced it and I hadn't read book in years and I almost never read. It's simple

[@inspiretointeract100]

1)Subvocalization 2) dividing the page into three 3)tracker pencil 4) focus on middle part to understand -practice online -In 6days

[@sanctuary_of_soul]

i knew somebody have to write the steps down. Thanks

[@sanctuary_of_soul]

there is one more: try to read faster than you can comprehend and then slow down lil bit - this will adjust comprehension speed with your reading speed

[@emmanuellopez3471]

I love these comments, better than watching the whole video.

[@jayakumar1694]

How to practice online

[@being__azim]

Thank you :)

[@brestv5668]

2:25 that sneaky edit in the mirror

[@abdullahhabtoosh3985]

i thought i was the only one

[@lonelykid4583]

I just commented that lol

[@damian3927]

Eagle eye

[@raghav5095]

@@abdullahhabtoosh3985 what software does he use? His edits are very nice

[@kalopsia2689]

@@raghav5095 premiere pro

[@nigerundayosmokey2760]

The fact that he is able to learn such things in only a week is insane

[@saintsmash7481]

NIGERYNDAYOOOOOOO

[@lifeonearth1015]

But what's special in that??

[@saintsmash7481]

@@lifeonearth1015 its a bit hard and takes time y'know

[@nigerundayosmokey2760]

@@lifeonearth1015 some of the things he's learnt is not easy to accomplish in a mere week, some of them take months to accomplish

[@Benjo69420lelol]

as mike would say : IT'S ALL ABOUT PRACTICE

[@BillyWright-xg6ig]

Antozent- they are selling around 250 self help books for the price of one (you’re welcome)

[@Lukas-eh3dd]

1,5k likes?? Did u buy that? Are the books good?

[@BillyWright-xg6ig]

I didint buy them, yes the books are very good

[@blu-rae864]

@@Lukas-eh3ddit’s a bot comment. Don’t waste your breath.

[@kanmedlife2494]

5 Tips w/ Timestamps 0:53 - Reduce Subvocalization 1:42 - Grouping the words 2:45 - Use a Tracker (Finger/Pencil) 4:26 - Reading in the middle 5:40 - Comprehension

[@mihaimihai7673]

Nice!👍

[@SahilSingh-cq2yo]

Thanks

[@akhil___abi3349]

Thankyou

[@costantinocavallini4617]

You forgot the pro gamer move: remember that you're italian

[@JHINYT]

I already can do the first one

[@hellfrozen9971]

The most important thing about reading in my opinion is the ability to focus for long periods of time, many people in this day and age lack their ability to focus on one thing at a time and do multi tasking instead, which is just terrible,because you cannot possibly do 3 things at 100% of your ability,instead if you were and could focus for only 1 task and give it your 100% the outcome would be times better

[@Abcubiegaming.69]

Hey I'm ur biggest fan !!!

[@familydennis5584]

Slay

[@TrustedJustus]

The one thing you should focus on @hellfrozen9971, is Duolingo.

[@programmingpersistence5716]

so you still decided to type a comment while watching a video, which is still the multitasking you are against

[@joki3556]

​@@programmingpersistence5716are you inside his walls?

[@HenrikErKul9023]

"Then I remembered, Im italian" *Holds up spaghetti*

[@rahirz4234]

@@scuffd8734 xD

[@HenrikErKul9023]

@@scuffd8734 lol 😂

[@thebarrelman1840]

i lost my sh** XD

[@HenrikErKul9023]

@@thebarrelman1840 same lol😂

[@rhythmtiwari833]

🤌

[@sethrerecich2879]

Mike Shake 10 years later: Learning to perform telekinesis with no experience.

[@sayliraut6076]

😂😂😂

[@vaskopopchevaliev3847]

He's the definition of a hard working man achieving his dreams.

[@flyingbasstv]

this guy is literally the most motivating and inspiring youtuber i have ever seen it just makes me wanna do all the stuff he does on the spot right now

[@RANDOMSWIPE]

Who saw his head turning on the mirror at 2:24 and at 4:32 ✨ THIS MAN IS AWESOME.. EVERY SINGLE DETAIL ⚡🔥

[@Zozo-xu1uq]

Here before this comment gets 1000 likes

[@minhhieuvu6346]

That’s what I like about him, all of these little easter eggs

[@tilenkovacic8548]

Very nicee

[@fz1792]

Oh wow i just saw that This man is amazing

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[@jackleyt689]

‘’Humans speak about 100 minutes words per minute” Spanish speakers: You underestimate our power

[@pianosnoosh]

This comment is underrated

[@kemcolian2001]

eminem: are you challenging me?

[@Cra3ier]

India Indians: you are too young

[@doomie6643]

French

[@Ckiwiz]

I mistook minute with word btw

[@JakeCarlini]

Mike Shake in 2023: I learned how to run 47kph in 12 minutes

[@atToebiscuit]

47 kilometres per minute? That's faster than bullets

[@duni7584]

@@atToebiscuit what he said is basically something per minute (doesnt make any sense), kilometers per minute would be kmpm

[@akg1301]

Currently the World Record is 45km/h set by bolt

[@JakeCarlini]

@@atToebiscuit LOL my bad

[@JakeCarlini]

@@atToebiscuit I wouldn’t put it passed him

[@evablumberga8211]

I read the middle of pages all the time, but I also like to diagonal read. Very useful before tests for which you haven't prepared.

[@a13games71]

“Then I remembered IM ITALIAN” 😂😂😂😂

[@sidharthgeorge582]

No its 𝘐𝘵𝘢𝘭𝘪𝘢

[@flicker6741]

It's pasta

[@RoJupey]

@@flicker6741 impasta.

[@loomfoo6654]

@@RoJupey susia

[@markburke1396]

It's a Super Mario!

[@samwitbay7199]

Imagine if Mike was your teacher in school the whole class would be topper

[@Eliascoreas]

Topper?

[@Thunder-breather]

@@Eliascoreas hopper

[@Eliascoreas]

@@Thunder-breather ?

[@colinhickey3410]

lol

[@auzzieboi7869]

Topper means really good acedamicaly

[@gemma_fitzpatrick27]

It’s impressive enough that you can read that fast but in a second language?!! Bro that’s AMAZING

[@thelocalgoose]

Not to brag but I can too, even if it's my second language.

[@swatzniker9500]

@@thelocalgoose Same , but its my third one. I don't think it matters a lot if it is your native language or not, as long as you put in the hard work to learn it.

[@itlovedtohappen]

558 words per minute, 668 was my highest

[@bismuthezoid]

Honestly, I can read my second language (english) faster than my native language...

[@swatzniker9500]

@@bismuthezoid sometimes it be like that

[@silverwing3359]

Mike, thank you so much for your videos. They are super inspirational. I love your editing. With you turning around to look at yourself in the mirror while the "non reflected you" looks straight ahead.

[@MinaAcsente]

This man is going to be a real superhero by the end of the year.

[@Malikin]

Old joke year's already ended

[@arelladanielletambaoancula3355]

I like the fact that we’re also learning while watching him learn things

[@Tomary]

Awesome Video! I've read some comments regarding "Mike copying ideas" because I made a very similar video recently and I'll just copy my answer to them here: I don't agree. It's a pretty obvious idea anybody will come up with that does these kind of videos. And two (or more) youtubers shedding light on the same topic from different angles is perfectly fine. The fact, that this video came right after mine is 99% pure coincidence and happens to me all the time as well. Much love from Germany, we should do a collab one day! :D Huge respect for hitting 1M!!

[@MikeShake]

I appreciate that brother! To be honest I have a list with 100+ ideas, I don't check other skill learning channels in order to avoid this kind of stuff lol. Anyways I'm glad you liked the video and you learned to speed read too! :)

[@MotivationThinker521]

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[@ВалераВсемогущий]

I have a friend, who reads insanely fast. He obviously possesses these techniques of speed reading even without ever learning them. I remember we measured he could read two pages in 25 seconds. He also told me that he does not hear a voice in his head while reading. But what I noticed repeatedly, that even understanding everything very well at such a speed, he always forgets things he read quite fast, and tends to confuse details more than me (and I am VERY inattentive). So everything has its price

[@danielverap7223]

I'm gonna provide that technique

[@Yvng_Dc19820]

him now: learnt how to read fast 10yrs later: learnt how to breath in space 50yrs later: learnt how to go to heavan without dying

[@Cricaid_26]

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[@xardb1k318]

70yrs later: learned to fly

[@Guyfrombladerunner]

1828152758yrs later: learnt to be a soul without dying

[@bantymech8242]

Best comment..... LOL 😂

[@nightingale-d3e]

1 second later: i breathed

[@tharnidhar]

I think hes one among the few working like hell in youtube not just for entertainment, while improving his skills. Hence proved anyone can do anything if we have the right determination

[@mastertoonart9573]

Mike in 2039: learning to breath underwater. Mike in 2099: I learned to be immortal

[@glidertrio4466]

I have a feeling he’s gonna try to learn how to hold his breath for a longer time

[@kvfk8917]

@@glidertrio4466 It's very easy once you do the Wim Hof breathing method, one round you can do 1 minute breath hold no problem. Then after 3 rounds you can hold 3 minutes breath in one sitting.

[@Cricaid_26]

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[@glidertrio4466]

@@kvfk8917 oh wow I never knew

[@aminathmoosa7607]

He will be old in 2099

[@absolutedesi5899]

I just realised I have been doing these things subconsciously from my childhood and that is why I can naturally read fast(400 wpm), but over the years i started to slow down as I started to read for pleasure and now I read at a slow speed (280 wpm) and it allows me to enjoy the text so much more

[@saims.2402]

You are so inspiring. I was bored with my life and didn’t know what to do. My dad keeps telling me to do positive things. Now I know what to do.

[@MotivationThinker521]

2:25 The mirror!!! LOL absolute god level editing!

[@QueenOfDarknes5]

"Editing"

[@KotnisYT]

Its not editing bro...😨😱

[@MikeShake]

Yeah man that's just my ghost

[@masterashu93]

He is on the road to make himself a super human Keep it up bro This skill is a super productivity

[@aneeshsharma1759]

kudos to you mike for achieving the skills which you want to .Love the way you passionately learn new things with a lot of hardwork. You are an inspiration to many who want to learn things but hesitate to do so due to some fears.

[@Zwist4]

“I remembered that I was Italian” - Mike Shake 2021

[@Sebastian_scultz]

2030 : and the most skillful person award goes to... MIKE SHAKE ..🥳🥳👏👏👏👏

[@Rayan.hussain]

So nobody is going to talk about the hard work he does to edit his videos 💯💯❤❤

[@husseinmahdi4282]

lol he has an editor :)

[@humzahussaini7361]

Ik u Muslim me 2

[@adudewithquestionabletaste4851]

@@humzahussaini7361 me 2

[@BridgeStamford]

Think having great editing is a minimum requirement if you’re making thousands a week a week from it

[@hmr313_]

How come you guys don't know he has an Professional editor ?? read the Video's description to see the name of his editor and his Instagram Profile.

[@jaideepnandal4112]

The tricks you did with the mirror were fabulous. Love your editing man.

[@lucke500]

I just have to say that I really appreciate the editing and effort that's put into these videos! Time flies because of it :)

[@chill5914]

Mike in 2040: **TRYING TO BREAK EVERY RECORD OF GUINNESS BOOK **

[@chill5914]

@ITs Me :0

[@yoyoto1963]

phisicly impossible

[@ili5207]

@@yoyoto1963 AAAAAAAAAAAAH

[@yoyoto1963]

@@ili5207 eh? what?

[@chill5914]

@@yoyoto1963 maybe ;)

[@RxyZAx]

I can’t be the only one who was practicing this with the comments 😂

[@jalexsilva8162]

Me too haha

[@danicruz9354]

Yo is is it just me or his reflection looks at him on 2:23 just keep focusing on it

[@danicruz9354]

On ghe mirror

[@astrophiledevansh898]

Lol exactly me

[@normalhuman6962]

@@danicruz9354 yea wtf how??

[@dyland8347]

i’m already a pretty fast reader so it’s crazy to see that i’m doing all of the things by default that’s he is trying to learn

[@sofie1216]

same I could probably read 300 wpm with no practice but I'm even faster now and enjoy going through a couple hundred paged books in a day and my parents think I'm crazy. (not a couple books with a hundred pages, a couple hundred paged books lol)

[@Giggle_squiggle]

All middle through college English students will watch this 20 times

[@yeetplayzroblox211]

Yup lol

[@aleqo6124]

Teacher: *gives him a book to read on holidays* Him in 2 seconds: finished!

[@utkarshverma3470]

Can we all just let's appreciate his editing skills.

[@bh05gauravraut7]

@Benson Huang why?

[@plty3931]

@@bh05gauravraut7 he edits things into his mirrors all the time. Like sometimes he makes an illusion where his reflection in the mirror is different from what he is actually doing..

[@beastasfiist]

He hires an editor.

[@RacingEuphoria]

I've been reading books that are way beyond my years for almost my whole life. I read Bram Stoker's Dracula at like age 11 or 12. My point is, I've been able to speed read for a really long time, and it actually is overpowered. It makes reading a lot of fun, and I read books all the time. I highly suggest anyone who doesn't already starts reading often!

[@RacingEuphoria]

BTW, I think my wpm is at about 900-1200 right now

[@intelcore5409]

@@RacingEuphoriahey man what’s the best way that u think helped u for reading faster? it’d help me

[@RacingEuphoria]

@@intelcore5409 Challenge yourself by reading things that are a bit harder with bigger words, and try reading a bit faster. Over time just increase the difficulty at your own pace and you will definitely improve!

[@intelcore5409]

@@RacingEuphoria thank you

[@abigwhale1043]

This man represents the fact that ANY person can learn (almost) ANY skill.

[@unspecifiedunit9126]

The only problem is that not everyone is gonna stay committed and diligent, otherwise we would see everyone living at their best possible stage.

[@changeyouryoutubechannelna1434]

@@unspecifiedunit9126 then that’s the persons problem but definitely everyone can do it

[@OuterWorldMovement]

No one: Literally no one: Me: trying to speed read the comments

[@ameerkherbawi8466]

Lmao that's me right now

[@tibebbewket8932]

@@ameerkherbawi8466 me 2

[@ninjaempire9093]

LOL

[@shake6474]

That's what I'm doing

[@Jaltrr]

How I learned to read fast: Watch videos and TV with subtitles

[@_NoName7]

@@chefood same

[@mohitanand2372]

@@chefood Same here buddy

[@nayan.9703]

ANIME IT IS

[@seldomspeech8355]

facts

[@projectstech6619]

Anime

[@abcdeisthekeygaming277]

I have to say. I love reading slowly/moderate pace and reading each word in my head. It's just more immersive and enjoyable to read a good story that way. Speed reading is like watching everything at 2x speed. Yeah you can enjoy and still understand but it's just not the same

[@renkaizaki4764]

I agree with this. I read dynamically. I speed up whenever I feels like I'm reading a cliche. But of course I slow down if the cliche is written beautifully.

[@tcaw8813]

Yeah people who read for pleasure and not to be on a sigma male grindset tend to want to enjoy books and enjoy the imagery and visualize them, and feel the words. Hes literally doing this so he can read self help books. He has it in his mind reading is a successful thing to do. This video is super dumb. Not to mention his comprehension went down on simple example texts meaning hes halfway skimming. Also the "grouping the words" technique will not work for most great authors since they turn their phrases around, and youll probably end up misreading what they say if you rely on it.

[@mukhumor]

yes, I speed read boring documents. Literature I like to enjoy the words as if they were being spoken to me by the author.

[@BenjaJohnsonIII]

Your just a slow reader tho A fast readers slow/moderate will be a lot faster than yours but that doesn’t mean they are speed reading

[@aiocafea]

i somewhat agree, like even my baseline speed is faster because of speedreading which i do find useful sort of like getting so used to videos on 3x that you can use 1.5x without missing info or pacing but i don't try to speedread everything, that would be like running everywhere sometimes i might read aloud or maybe try to jumpstart again a voice in my head when reading poetry or dialogue so that i am better immersed in what is happening

[@antus4661]

I think "and I remember I'm Italian" is going to be a meme and I honestly like this

[@arneweissenborn6024]

My technique for shutting down my inner voice during fast reading is making useless sounds in my head for some reason, it's really weird

[@cobalt2506]

why can I just imagine a person on their own reading making woofing noises or something-

[@MikeShake]

I need to try that! I kinda push my tongue on top of my mouth

[@kaitlinbuell1127]

I try holding my breathe.

[@oawzgaming5046]

What they don’t tell you is meditating helps a ton It’s common since when you think about common purposes of meditation But then you’ll be getting deeper into metaphysics

[@amethyst7468]

2:25, my reflection started judging me

[@danicruz9354]

I thought i was the only one who noticed it

[@xflameyx5318]

Everyone gangsta till he decides to learn how to be Immortal.

[@huseyinnuriz]

plot twist: he already knows it

[@Rudrarun]

.

[@lasty1233]

BOYS HE HAS DONE IT. Congrats on 1 mil bro ✊ u deserve it

[@Nopeeeeeeeee0]

And he deserve even more

[@greyarea8081]

@@Nopeeeeeeeee0 and more 😳

[@Nopeeeeeeeee0]

@@greyarea8081 yeah u are right😅

[@Flipflopi]

Dude, thanks so much for releasing this video! I'm doing a project at school where I spend 20 hours learning a skill and you showed how I could do it so thanks!

[@rafatshaikh8317]

The guy watching anime with subtitles .... 👁️👄👁️

[@shxrksss4211]

Not only is he doing something productive for himself he is also making videos At the same time this is cool way to make videos because every video he benefits from them wether it’s money or Health he is doing something very benifical

[@absoluteinertia6963]

Getting this video just one month before my High school Final examination is such a blessing 😂😳❤️

[@blahwastaken2267]

Fun fact: Humans read 10% slower on screen rather than reading on paper

[@herobrine8763og]

makes sense

[@Lastingbeats]

Based on what

[@learningaboutrandomtopics]

I don't believe

[@AungAung-tx1lk]

You don't believe in books?

[@sunnylangthasa7301]

That is because most people dont like to read books but they do like to read comments on youtube😆

[@sneakyseal5082]

When you said "wait a minute I am Italian" I thought you were gonna use spaghetti as the tracker

[@thecalamity278]

😂😂

[@claudio5859]

🤦‍♂️

[@veteranpg3d156]

@@claudio5859 Stop overreacting

[@wtf285]

Same lol

[@furlan1743]

@@veteranpg3d156 cope

[@veyronop33]

Next TASK "MAKING BODY TO ITS PERFECT SHAPE IN LESSS TIME" WE ALL NEED THIS.

[@colonelpotato5552]

who else has tried reading by looking at the words and not having that voice inside your head. ITS SO DAMMMN HARD!!

[@Chris_S373]

I mean, the voice is fine, but for me it's super quiet and just as fast as I'm reading, not as if I would talk

[@JubaProductionsStudios]

Yeah, me too, the voice is still there but quieter and sounds like the beginning of each word, but as fast as the reading, so maintaining the rithim... it’s just my first day though

[@creaky8083]

@@JubaProductionsStudios man I’m sorry to do this to you but it’s FUCKING RHYTHM. Not Rithem. But I agree

[@sameerakhan7455]

Honestly, I got it after 2 minutes! Idek how but I'll take it?

[@najmakhan2676]

For me it isnt that hard I just look at the words

[@andregoulet6476]

You are literally the most inspirational most epic person ever! I have always been a guy who wants to learn so many things, some of which you actually cover, but it can get discouraging at times... If I need to be inspired I just watch one of your videos and I feel like I can do anything! Keep up the amazing work.

[@MohamedRuzaik]

You are is my motivation! Bruh. I can already calculate maths in my head. But now i can write two things in one times using both hands! Thanks bruh. Thank god ! God will help you and your family 😀

[@saraps1]

Dudeeeee, you have 1 M suscribers! Congratulations!! I remember when you was so so underrated, I'm glad that more people are knowing your channel.

[@daoudmirza6.7mviews1montha8]

All the editing is on point 👌 Love how you do that mirror looking back at you effect

[@umat4892]

I really liked the video!!! Actually it's more important how we comprehend while reading fastly! For Example: If we read something which has no title or called 'Schema' but just two three sentences which describes something like:- "This is an easy thing to do, if possible you could do it at home but you would always go someplace else if it's necessary beware of doing it this is a major mistake it may costs you quite a bit of money" Actually this doesn't make any sense but if we say the title of this we can understand easily that is LAUNDRY - WHICH DESCRIBES THE PARA ABOVE!

[@gayathrisahana4842]

Thank you so much, Michael! You inspired me too much! After seeing you learning to be ambidexter, I was heavily inspired and I have also started learning to become an ambidexter! You really are a true inspiration and the exact meaning of "Practice makes a man perfect" Thank you once again!!

[@cabbage2329]

So, how’s learning to write with your non-dominant hand going?

[@gayathrisahana4842]

@@cabbage2329 well, I haven't been consistent about it after a few weeks of writing the comment, but I can proudly say I have reached the writing of my 6-year-old-self. So yeah I do write sometimes when I wish to but I've stopped practicing it regularly since more than a few months cuz of academic pressure

[@user-d7oomy]

I genuinely want to know how he is this good at editing

[@randomaccount7961]

Me: can barely read the back of a cereal box in ten minutes Mike shake: doubles his wpm in 6 days

[@Pulko172]

Did you meant rpm?

[@randomaccount7961]

What is rpm? I thought it was wpm words per minute

[@Edin99]

@@randomaccount7961 rpm = rotations per minutes but this man har probably smoked some shit

[@randomaccount7961]

@@Edin99 oh ok then that’s prob what I meant.

[@sidharthgeorge582]

Me Quadruples my wpm in less than an hour by following these steps.

[@gpioneer]

Damn good job. I appreciate how you use your journey as a learning moment for others as well. Thank you

[@zexorx9157]

Mike now: learn to fast read Mike in 10yrs later: learns how to sing without using your mouth

[@ZAPPER_PLAYS]

Lol

[@estebanlopez5146]

Canto de garganta, si se puede cantar sin usar la boca

[@a-nobody2314]

Humming

[@bhupalreddy3190]

Too late 10 years is too late maybe next year

[@iceblu4713]

That s humming

[@FabianMananasala]

This editing is the definition of clean

[@saumilshrivastava4838]

When the apocalypse comes, this man will have literally every skill imaginable and will be the most prepared.

[@thanosnoctem4473]

ikr. I too am trying to learn half as skills as him in double the amount of time he takes.

[@johnedelmann6711]

Trusting the process also helps a lot too.

[@jordanclymer5008]

Anyone else notice how his reflection looks at him at 2:23? Mike Shake is a demon confirmed

[@MohitHegde]

🤣

[@literallynobody9795]

I did notice it without seeing the comments

[@Gyro7767]

I saw it. I just commented it and so i started readen the chat.

[@walkeroncrack7388]

Yo thats creepy

[@somashekark5195]

U can notice that again in 4:34!

[@IcejjfishTbone]

For the longest time I needed to use a tracker for basic understanding because my teachers said I was reading “to fast”. When you read the entire book in one day, teachers are not fond of you destroying their entire lesson plan

[@squirrelcubed31415]

Same. 9th grade teacher did not appreciate me reading and writing the full Pilgrims Progress book report within the period.

[@TumblingCastle]

The teacher gave us a book at the end of the lesson and she said that we would try read a chapter a week, although it may be hard. The next day, I handed her the book and told her I was finished. Those next 24 lessons were extremely boring.

[@iamaghost7971]

CONGRATS ON 1 MIL!!!!!!! Also, this video is something I needed since ive always wanted to increase my reading speed. Thanks Mike!

[@chlathif4172]

English is my second language. After watching the video, I checked my speed on a website. And I got 587 words per minute. I'm going to change my speed to 1000 words per minute. Thanks for the tips!

[@rishi_1003]

Damn this is hard work, I have been a speed reader since 6th grade, and it's all just practise and reading as many books as possible in this era of social media. Even I shifted from hardback to e-books and pdf as I cab generally download it for free instead of buying it online, but the reading is still the same. Speed reading is kinda my thing now, at first I used to only read intermediate level books for general teenage audience, but now I can speed read classics, being nearly 18 years of age. It's very surprising to see someone speed read in his second language, mad respect 🔥

[@squirrelcubed31415]

Question: I have also been a speed reader since 6th or 5th grade, how fast do you read? (It is okay to exaggerate a little bit, your average is not your true limit.)

[@CANVASARTS123]

2025- learning to fly in one week

[@jianyi9318]

Lol

[@yossily8897]

I hope that one comes soon :O

[@michael-fb2jg]

Lmao

[@mrgrodplays]

😅😅😅❤️

[@Whynus]

Hopefully this year

[@wino3310]

I’ve been reading down the middle of pages for years, didn’t know it was anything special just took the test and hit a consistent 830 on the hardest difficulty without mistakes aha, I guess all the years speed reading last minute for exams paid off

[@spades757]

3:43 my man you have one of the best books out there, congratulations, you are not a failure

[@rainbowjoshhq3340]

"This week i wanna to learn how to read really fast" *Mike running* Me: XD

[@kushalhamal9871]

This man is the epitome of what human kind can be if you put mind and soul in it..

[@SwiftyProdd]

Mike doesn’t know but he’s made everyone’s quarantine better😀

[@squirrelcubed31415]

Amazing to find other people wanting this skill, it is absolutely amazing. I am a professional speed reader and aver 680-840 words per minute, depending on of the book is in Latin or English respectively. Great to see the effort going into this ability!

[@ranaaandita3080]

I love how he edits his reflection on the mirror to be looking at him

[@princessjoe834]

Ikr I was just about to comment that

[@StrikEagle1379]

1 Million bro, You totally deserve it! You put so much hardwork into your vids and it has finally paid off!! Let's aim for 2 Mil next!!

[@miyukiyamada1421]

1:14 stages of introvertness. He's on level 8 currently just like me

[@Galbra1th]

Can’t believe the level of editing on this video. Every single clip was amazing.

[@lassevangelderen4309]

I love how you never give up when I try something I stop in 10 minutes you do this stuff fore like 20 hours a day wow man keep up the good work ❤️

[@siddhantkhare2775]

If he will learn things so fast he will literally be at the top in every field in the world.... Hats off to you man.....

[@Rishika555-e8n]

[@Mauripsu]

@@Rishika555-e8n how

[@-_-lanceaaronsalipande-_-2325]

@@Mauripsu : awesome : Do it without space

[@Mauripsu]

[@Mauripsu]

@@-_-lanceaaronsalipande-_-2325 That's cool as fuck man!

[@KILLA_Doge]

WAIT DID ANYONE NOTICE THAT? Look at mirror in 2:20

[@muazali3620]

Yh 🤯🧐

[@一一一一一一一一一一]

For the people who want to practice in the comments: The United States Declaration of Independence[a] is the pronouncement adopted by the Second Continental Congress meeting in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on July 4, 1776. The Declaration explained why the Thirteen Colonies at war with the Kingdom of Great Britain regarded themselves as thirteen independent sovereign states, no longer under British rule. With the Declaration, these new states took a collective first step toward forming the United States of America. The declaration was signed by representatives from New Hampshire, Massachusetts Bay, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. The Lee Resolution for independence was passed by the Second Continental Congress on July 2 with no opposing votes. The Committee of Five had drafted the Declaration to be ready when Congress voted on independence. John Adams, a leader in pushing for independence, had persuaded the committee to select Thomas Jefferson to compose the original draft of the document,[2] which Congress edited to produce the final version. The Declaration was a formal explanation of why Congress had voted to declare independence from Great Britain, more than a year after the outbreak of the American Revolutionary War. Adams wrote to his wife Abigail, "The Second Day of July 1776, will be the most memorable Epocha, in the History of America"[3] - although Independence Day is actually celebrated on July 4, the date that the wording of the Declaration of Independence was approved. After ratifying the text on July 4, Congress issued the Declaration of Independence in several forms. It was initially published as the printed Dunlap broadside that was widely distributed and read to the public. The source copy used for this printing has been lost and may have been a copy in Thomas Jefferson's hand.[4] Jefferson's original draft is preserved at the Library of Congress, complete with changes made by John Adams and Benjamin Franklin, as well as Jefferson's notes of changes made by Congress. The best-known version of the Declaration is a signed copy that is displayed at the National Archives in Washington, D.C., and which is popularly regarded as the official document. This engrossed copy (finalized, calligraphic copy) was ordered by Congress on July 19 and signed primarily on August 2.[5][6] The sources and interpretation of the Declaration have been the subject of much scholarly inquiry. The Declaration justified the independence of the United States by listing 27 colonial grievances against King George III and by asserting certain natural and legal rights, including a right of revolution. Its original purpose was to announce independence, and references to the text of the Declaration were few in the following years. Abraham Lincoln made it the centerpiece of his policies and his rhetoric, as in the Gettysburg Address of 1863.[7] Since then, it has become a well-known statement on human rights, particularly its second sentence: We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. The declaration was made to create equal rights for every person and if it was intended for only a certain section of people, they would have left it as "rights of Englishmen".[8] This has been called "one of the best-known sentences in the English language",[9] containing "the most potent and consequential words in American history".[10] The passage came to represent a moral standard to which the United States should strive. This view was notably promoted by Lincoln, who considered the Declaration to be the foundation of his political philosophy and argued that it is a statement of principles through which the United States Constitution should be interpreted.[11]

[@insertusername6236]

Mike out here learning new skills every week, and I'm just here...sitting on my sweaty chair, playing among us..what a sad life I live in.

[@slender_strength]

Damn maybe try talking to a counsellor

[@someguy4003]

Youre life isnt sad because you sit in a sweaty chair and play among us. The sadness lies within the fact that you are doing nothing about it.

[@tamer2101]

Assuming you're pretty young, you'll grow out of that state.

[@MrZaddax]

CONGRATZ ON A MILLION SUBS MAN! You're awesome, I try some of the things you do, and seeing you learn things I already know how to do makes me pick it up again, etc Rubik's cube, and it's a lot of fun! I read a little faster already, I can type around 100 wpm (my avg is still around 75 tho) but getting there, I lucid dream sometimes but I actually don't keep a journal now, but I still have a hard time falling asleep... Anyway, glad you started making videos, you're crazy good at it, the editing is on point as well! Much love from Sweden!

[@TinyCat1015]

y'all think when he was born in his head he was like. "ok time to learn to breathe with no experience"

[@mahmoudnasser3410]

Doesn't everyone breathe without experience?

[@mayajadhav3570]

@@mahmoudnasser3410 Illuminati music intensifies

[@BlueHawk66]

@@mahmoudnasser3410 yaa thats true oo POINT BREAK we poo without experience too

[@TinyCat1015]

@@mahmoudnasser3410 thats true

[@OgAdwaith]

my one of the fav youtuber is you i like your mind to learn something new and you are just amazing. keep motivating others