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Loved your presentation ❤👍

I'm a member of your channel now, yay!

I have to hand it to you, notbusing ai for voice is a blessing in 2024

AMAZING AS ALWAYS!!!

You used a demon like Beyoncé with MK ultra disassociative identity disorder as an example?

asking experts about thier thought process its like asking them to give their experty mental models

Bro ur channel is so fire I been listening on and off for like 4/5 years . U truly help me man . Thankyou I am a Christian hip hop artist , father and husband from Seattle now in Florida . U rock brother shalom !

And just like that Ai is growing exponentially 😭

I wanted to try this technique with my land lord but he watched this video before I did

I was not aware of that but I was already applying those principles at work :) thanks!

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Is this based on backed science

Thanks so much for sharing the message, I'm honored that the book had an impact on you!

Cool. Thanks for sharing 🙏🙏

Your videos are amazing. Easy to understand, too. Can you do one such video for a book, Super Reading Secrets by Howard Berg?

I would suggest another step post-feedback: do it again after integrating the feedback into your baseline/process. This is the essence of a feedback loop.

Love this! Thank you!

Not only can you be a good programmer by asking more senior devs to talk about their thought process, but you can in turn make them better as well. Sometimes, people have these fuzzy intuitions that have been built up over time and they can't quite communicate them. But once they're made explicit, they become richer for the experience

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Pro-cess is the name of my new book. Claimed lol

I love your channel man, been following for years I have no regrets. God bless you man

Love your Explanation Nathan as always 🙌🏻🫶🏻

Going to model how you explain each idea after reading a book

U deserve a follow

thank you so much you are amazing love your work 😊 i send you some creative vibes form my labtop to your technical device 😊😊😊😊

Excellent review.

The video discusses strategies to overcome distractions, including surfing the wave of discomfort, using acceptance and commitment therapy, and leveraging pacts to build willpower. Key moments: 00:00 Understanding and managing uncomfortable urges that lead to distractions is key. Techniques like surfing urges and visualization can help reduce cravings and increase control over distractions effectively. -Surfing urges and visualizing discomfort can reduce cravings and increase control. The technique is effective in managing distractions and curbing impulses effectively. -Ego depletion, a popularized term by psychologist Roy Baumeister, may not be a real issue. Recent studies suggest ego depletion as a myth, challenging its validity. 04:05 Ego depletion is only valid when individuals believe willpower is limited. Willpower can be restored like happiness by altering mindset and leveraging pacts for self-control. -Understanding the concept of ego depletion and its connection to beliefs about willpower as a limited resource. -The comparison of willpower to emotions like happiness and the importance of mindset in restoring willpower. -Exploring different types of pacts - effort pacts, price pacts, and identity pacts - as tools for enhancing self-control and resisting temptations.

It’s pronounced Ed-in-burr, not Ed-ing-borough. Just saying.

Love your content, look forward to if you come up with a book.

another doctor comes to the same conclusion the Buddha did 2500 years ago. mindfullness pogchamp

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Amazing ❤

Overrated book. Nothing new under the sun

I will exceed by Boss expectation.. yeah.. except boss nowaday are asshole and won't promote you anyway

I send this video to my coaching clients all the time to help them work smarter - thanks so very much!!

In case if the last part about "The Learning Pyramid " seemed confusing, it's called "Bloom's Taxonomy". It's a really powerful tool for tracking your studying progress.

This describes my learning process. I have always learned another skill or subject to complement the other ever since I started my academic growth spurt in 9th grade. This is how I learned multiple languages and subjects. When I was going to become a teacher, I was going to promote a multi subject approach as this was the main reason why I became interested in academics as it makes it more interesting. I said this in my interview but they did not hire me as principals were just looking for teachers to follow a script to brainwash their students. I quit teaching and never going back. I cannot be an ideologue to brainwash and cause brain damage to students.

But how do you slow produce in asia where ppl are crazy

600k subscribers. Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉

Superb

This is what I was looking for. Intuitively, I used these methods. For example, in a class, I asked the teacher if I could make something on my own from A to Z with the support of the teacher. It was a step further than just listening to his explanations because I already had the fundamentals. Second, multiple resources. For example, I use Duolingo for learning languages and bought some comic books in the target language. I will keep your theoretical framework in my head to enhance my learning strategy.

thanks so much

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