Follow the nine principles of “super-speed learning” and learn anything you want to learn in a short period of time. Even the most difficult skills are not difficult!
Is learning a simple thing? Or is it a difficult thing? Some people say that it is easy for academic masters, but difficult for poor students. But in fact, the difficulty of learning cannot be said to have nothing to do with the above, but what is more important is whether you use the right method. Whether you have grasped the skills or even used them, those who use them properly will find it easy, while those who are relatively incompetent or unable to use them will find it much more difficult.
The author of this book is not a peerless genius, but he has mastered the technique of “self-study”. Therefore, through this book, we can understand the “super-speed learning” rules of how to become familiar with a skill in a short period of time. Although there is a saying that “learning” “There are no shortcuts.” Just learn it and use it, but it would also be a good thing if you can shorten the distance of this road.
The nine rules of “super-speed learning” that can help you successfully learn on your own no matter how hard it is!
1. Meta-learning: How others learned this ability and then turned the method into their own learning map
2. Concentrate: Sharpen your knife and focus on everything you need to do to achieve the skill you want to learn.
3. Be straightforward: take the shortest route. If you want to be a programmer, try designing an app yourself first
4. Practice repeatedly: Examine your own weaknesses, and strengthen and practice your biggest weaknesses.
5. Retrieve memory: Use records or notes to write down what you just learned. The output will help further input.
6. Feedback: Listen carefully to the opinions given by others, and turn the suggestions into good methods that suit you.
7. Memory retention: Training improves the ability to remember new information and prevents familiar new knowledge from being forgotten over time.
8. Cultivate intuition: Use quick intuition to understand new things. Once you learn it, you will learn faster every time.
9. Have the courage to experiment: Have the courage to explore a lot of new methods outside your comfort zone, and you will achieve many unexpected achievements.
The nine rules are in order. When we become proficient in it, learning will become relatively easier, people will be more confident in learning, and there will be less pressure. People will not be confused about learning and don’t know where to start. Let me start by sharing this book with you.
I share this sentence with you in the book:
Learning something valuable quickly is not just for geniuses, but an achievement that everyone can embrace. Most people don’t do it because they can’t find the right way.
