1. Define your goal with absolute clarity. 2. Consume information from people who are achieving the goal the best. 3. Practice what you've learned, optimize your ideas, keep testing and testing. 4. Iterate until you've gotten a successful groove applying the ideas you've learnt, tested and improved over time. 5. Keep learning and adapting.
Dear God I'm so thankful for Becker recommending you. I can practically feel my brain just opening up to allow more knowledge and new and better patterns of thinking. Best channel on RU-vid.
@@natureloversadventures7335 What? Is that relevant? I agree, but last I heard, Sam Ovens takes his health seriously and has a personal training who lives with him. Much healthier now than he was several years ago, before the success. I take my health seriously too.
How Sam Ovens recommends learning a new skill: ✔️Define your end-goal ✔️Break down the end-goal into steps ✔️Find out what do you need to know to do those steps ✔️Find company/person that is good at doing those steps ✔️Learn the belief system they possess that enabled them to master those steps. This is accomplished by learning what they learned (they will probably share this with you freely, such as books they read, documentaries they watched, etc)
Summary: Don't learn from professors, academics, learn from those who have done what you want. 1. Define the goal 2. Break it down its actions needed to achieve the goal 3. The knowledge that you have in need to the define the goal and define its actions 4. Once you know what knowledge you need to know 5. What company is doing it 6. Who within the company is doing it 7. What is that persons belief system and philosphy 8. Really understand that and write it down 9. How did they acquire that. Find their sources and materials. 10. Read these things (say 4 or 5 books) 11. Now we really understand in depth how this person built their belief system 12. Don't just copy their system, apply your unique situation to it 13. Now you have the belief system, solid foundations (from good sources), a philosophy, a POV, principles, strategy and tactics 14. Act Recommended resources: Netflix's Culture Deck, Netflix People Leads' 'Powerful'
Amazon, Walmart, McDonalds. They all put systems in place that anyone can do. It’s better to create systems that anyone can do to scale vs hire the highest quality. The highest quality are much more expensive and ego has a large factor, then you’ve also go the inconsistent human factor. I definitely agree with you but I think it’s a combination of both :) The higher quality is 100% necessary for the executive team. But quantity can also be important, unless you get robots/automation to do the work for you. So in reality both can be important. Neither is better than the other. Gotta have the bias poles balanced out if you know I’m talking about haha.
@@BillyWillson I'm quite amazed how many 6/7 figure earners are following and learning from Sam. It's like a widespread virus and he's on top and changing peoples lifes. See you in Sam's Inner Circle in the future.
Sam, this is how I learn - You explained what I already do. My brain does this automatically without knowing it - explaining how you learn is genius. thanks for this content.
This was the most powerful thing to learn, in this age of information, it's not just about learning, learning, leaning, but it's about how to learn and building a foundation of theories, philosophies, and tactics. Than step 2 execution and going back in forth from learning to execution. Man this is brilliant
After I finish my final year of college this year, the VERY FIRST thing I am gonna do is enroll in Sam's consulting program NO DOUBT. January 2020. ENROLL IN SAM'S COURSE
This is Gold! I’ve been getting books from the library on topics, and then thumbing through them for nuggets. I haven’t felt like any of the books by famous authors were really the right time for me to read. Thank you Sam for explaining your process. Now I can use it to find the right books to read and know that it’s worth my time to read them.
i can literally spend hours listening and learning from you. your content and expertise is awesome to listen to. thankyou for sharing. i look forward to your next video
Dude I want you to know that you are smart as FUCK. I have been acquiring insane amounts of ideas and pre-disposed knowledge just from your videos. They fit my current lifestyle. They speak to my current soul. You are appreciated. Thank you
My philosophy is find the balance between mind, body and soul...that allowed me to find my passion but more importantly my purpose and every thing I do revolve around this Purpose... My Purpose is to facilitate access abundant energy: I define Energy as: Mental (Mindset, knowledge), Physical (Healthy, wellness or even Electrical Energy) Spiritual (Passion, Purpose and meaning in life...) One of the reason I started my RU-vid channel is to work on my purpose...
1. Define your end goal 2. Define the actions necessary to achieve that goal 3. Define the knowledge required to take those actions 4. Prioritize the things first you need to know 5. Find the master in that field. It may be people in a company doing this 6. Find the belief system of that master. Find the raw materials for their belief system. 7. Likewise find for 3-4 people, merge it and form your own belief system. Don't copy. It won't work 8. Likewise for all things you need to know, find the belief system. These individual pieces are called building blocks like in lego system. 9. Then merge all the building blocks to form your own theory to do all actions required to achieve that goal. You need to spend lot of time in forming the theory before taking action 10. Then do the actions. You will get the result. 11. Theory + Practice × Continuous refinement = Best Knowledge. Without either one is useless Knowledge
I bet Alex Becker is gonna watch this and make a video saying the exact same thing smh🤣. Srsly tho this content is excellent. I hope Alex and Sam can make a video/interview together.
Check out the video and let me know what you think here in the comments? Learning is something I'm extremely passionate about and could talk about for days...
I use to listen to so many people and end up consuming so much content that I ended up super confused. Now I just listen to you and take imperfect action daily. Thanks Sam!
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Have you become more productive since moving to a warmer climate? Would love to hear more about how your macro environment affects you micro behaviors.
Suggestion for next video: To be able to learn how to learn, you need to set a long term goal. Lots of people lack the ability to think about what their goal is. I think this is a large bottleneck for people who have a generic goal of financial freedom but have difficulty outlining a vision. Perhaps make a video dedicated to solving this problem. So a video on 'How to know what you want to achieve' or something along those lines.
Sam you are really changing my whole mind set around being successful, as a New Zealander myself I really get inspired that we can do something great. I want to build a big company and provide a lot of value to anyone involved specially because I'm still in New Zealand. Just figuring out exactly what I to do and learn so this video was excellent.
I forget where i read it but some companies will offer new employees a big cash offer to leave the company a few weeks after arriving, they can take it and leave or stay with out the cash. Those that stay are more invested in the company and those that leave would have costed the company more money than the cash offer over time.
@@samovenstv love your content. I have a handmade business. I want to scale up soon. It is not consultancy. Would accelerator be for me? I have the preconception it is only for consultants. Thank you for your time in advance. Wished u weren't referring to your wife on instagram like: "I am having lunch with this person who is my wife.." sounds like objectifying. But I know you don't mean it like that. Anw I agree with y social media is crap
*Genius points the way, talent takes it.* | -'m-von-e-eschenbach' |🎓| *Never tire to study. And to teach to others* | -'confucius' |🎓 Sam, He talks a lot about what I think! 👍
Sam thank you this is really an important skill to learn. I'm my personal case I tend to believe that application is more important that theory, but now that you have explained how they correlate I get a more comprehensive view. Great value for us Sam, God bless you.
"Intentional" - that's how I'd describe your learning method, Sam. You're intentional with your goal, action, and knowledge - then you incorporate your belief systems. Thank you for your candor and insights.
I was sitting here holding a book. I was just thinking about whether I am actually learning anything important or useful because I never have like a light-bulb moment. But you made a good point that like mathematics these are building blocks and do more in unison. Books information is building a foundation of knowledge. The whole is greater then the sum of its parts. (I say this cause while I was watching the video I was reflecting and it was like perfect timing)
The most important aspect of this? is the Time Dimension. It's obvious, you may learn from Books but Time changes Everything! Specially, today if you're thinking 18 months? You're Too Late. 9, 6, 3 months to implement full throttle is Best. My 3cents.
Hi Sam, I remember hearing you describe how you like to learn from exploration and curiosity. You may like the Montessori style of learning. Have you learnt about the ethos and principles of Montessori?
Sam - found out about you recently - this is really awesome - thank you!! (I was kind of doing this but only started somewhat recently - this really helped crystallize and organize this whole approach). Great NT mind thinking and coming up with a system :)
when u leran something u must know the how the why the whatetc..So the answer of the why is a new learning etc..So the why the what the how is a circle can't stop learning developing never satisfied and everytime curious and u'r knowledge grow without being conscious of it real try it...never stop thinking than u will develope everything in everything...
One point: I get that you're not a fan of universities, Sam. But if you have a PhD in a subject, you've actually DONE the work to learn it. You do know it. If you have 7 PhDs-worth of time studying it, you are the world expert. Nobody knows the subject better. However, I totally see your point that reading is not the same as practicing and really learning a subject. Good video, glad my 'philosophy' of finding the best in a subject, copying them is not too far off. Will start to improve this process, as laid out in this video. I love learning how to learn.
"TRACING IT THROUGH", well YES, that is what you are all about! I mean tracing peoples beliefsystem!! And how it became what it is!.. Well that is doing your work thoroughly. Another great video, thank You my friend! :)
Hey guys! Question to anyone who bought Sams course: Is it really as good as advertised and does it actually work, does it really produce all these people making 6 figures yearly? Thanks.
Sam, Great Talent hiring insights , Like your child-like innocence and intense curiosity to learn from others with open mind, even though you are long-term Inspiring Accelerator to Many people in various fields.
Sam, how do you handle your knowledge database management? Do you use apps like Evernote, Notion, Roam Research, Obsidian, etc? And how do you manage tasks? On paper?
Hello Sam, another great video THANKS AGAIN! Please for the exercise with companies or better witch people did you use (your five researched persons) THANK YOU.
Great video Sam! One thing I was confused, you said in the video that we should learn from people who have done it successfully, but you also said somewhere else that to start a consulting business, we just need to find a problem and talk to the people who had the problem and help them to solve it. I assume that we do not need previous experience of successfully solving the problem? How would our customers trust us if we have no experience? Am I missing something here? Thanks.
I am currently taking a course on Coursera about exactly this topic: www.coursera.org/learn/learning-how-to-learn Thanks Sam for this video - I'm going to take my time and watch this.
I'm not Sam, but what helped me was fasting. If you fast for 20-23 hours a day your focus will be laser like, no fog, no tiredness, absolute clarity. I'm not sure if he drinks coffee, but I do have one espresso shot in the afternoon to cope with hunger and its making it a little easier.
@@polinaa5896 I'm doing 16/8 intermitted fasting. From your experience do you think fasting longer than 16 hours has a better effect to reduce brain fog? One important thing to mention is to stay hydrated.
@@lextor4712 I think 16 hour fasts are good too, from what I remember I started with those. For me it's just a matter of convenience, it's more convenient for me to fast for longer and have pretty much one meal a day. And I feel like with longer fasts you get more things done, and have more energy towards the end of the fast
I know exactly what he does. He eats mostly plant-based diet. He has no bread, sugar, pasta or processed foods. He does not drink alcohol. That’s it. For me I have found the best for brain fog is to again have a mostly plant-based diet with at least one huge healthy salad per day, like the most healthiest salad you can imagine and nuts and Healthy fats like avocado. If I when I was eating too much meat I was waking up depressed and foggy
LESSON FOR SAM: Please look at the camera lens when doing these videos. It's the equivalent of not giving eye contact in person, I'm afraid. Really appreciate this content and your work in general. Sincerely.
