How to Master a Skill - 7 Golden Rules from an Expert Learner! 

Tip 1 - get the fundamentals right Tip 2 - small chuck the learning Tip 3 - get a coach Tip 4 - avoid information overload Tip 5 - practice Tip 6 - have a strong why Tip 7 - focus on the first 80%

A video from the best RU-vid channel ever!!! Clear voice, excellent pronunciation, best scripts and a nice guy. I hope this channel gets more than 10m subs. I luv u bro ♥️

This was Awesome! I like how they talk about all the things I am going through learning to mountain bike. Makes me take a step back and think about the steps. Thanks!

I needed this. Thank you

Great message !! Simply said ,Hard work patience and consistency are are all major key factors ! Thank for the video 🙏🏽 Peace from Ty

Seriously cool video!! Learning new skills is something I’ve taken a look at on my psychology RU-vid channel too and it’s actually a super interesting field. Having an environment and structure to your learning is vital I think! Thanks so much for the brilliant content!

Great video. Thank you very much. I need it very much

I think video is super useful. Thank you for sharing..

Very Nice Video Thank you very much.

Thank you!😊😊

Learning is the best investment in ourself. Like PP always said, the more you learn the more you earn. Thank you for the great tips!

Thanks.

Helpful tips

If only there's a real way to master a skill as fast as we can. But mastery takes time, and like what you said Theodore, sometimes it's discouraging especially when progress isn't as how we want it to be. I recently started learning video editing and uploading here on RU-vid. You inspired me. But most me of all I want to overcome my doubts of putting myself out there. I agree with the Information Overload that Max mentioned. Most of us consume a lot of information thinking we’re being productive. The dark side of information overload slowly leads us to a state of inaction. We get paralyzed on applying what we’ve learned thinking we need more material to supplement it. Instead of producing outputs, our brain gets bogged down on what information to follow.

Great work, guys! just a small typo in the summary part, in the 7th point 80 should be 20, I guess.

Number 7 needs to be corrected. Focus on the 20% most effective stuff (according to the 80/20 rule).

Needed this

number 7 isn't focus on the 20% and not the 80% ?

Great Vid

Anybody know mike boyd

Make a video on (cracking the coding interviews).

I usually try to learn a new piano piece each month, now I have some great tips to include in the process👏🏽🤗

How can I improve my gaming skill? How can I start?

Mike boyd also does the same. Nice video 👌

one year ago i decided to learn english on my own, since its not my first language, and i took me a lot of time and work but i know i'm evolving, and when you wanna learn something as a new language be sure that its gonna take more than 1 month. and when u're gonna learn a new skill i advice you to get rid of distractions like facebook, witch is a problem of mine, and also to be patient because depending on what skill u wanna learn it may take years

3:21 Well there goes my plan out the window. I cant afford a coach or material to learn how to set up elektic componets in walls. Im not sure what order the things go up and the correkt tools to last for a 1000 units.

Yeah that’s true I started reading books about humanities and medicine science its so great now I write then memorize

You should check out (and you, practical psychology, should feature) Mike Boyd! He learns new skills too, and does a great job making videos imo

good morning ,i donot know english ,how can I learn?

Can you recommend books on topic 'master any skill faster' ?

Hey man Can you make video how to improve your comedy.And if your answer is positive then reply if opposite of positive also reply Thanks.

Nice music

How do I listen and study in class PLS HELP

Hey Theodore, is there a way for me to personally email you? I have a private case to share

1.take it easy break down the basics 2 small chunk the learning list down all component mini skills make.up the skill 3. Get a coach ,feedback 4.Avoid information overload 5.practice , mastering ke liye practise ,burn out na ho , small Regular session than big sessions 6 . Have a strong why? stronger your motivation Renaissance Man 7.80-20 rule ,80 pcent of skill by 20 percent of the wrork

Which is most necessary skill?

My goal is to master a skill that help me master any skill

Nice, I will apply this rules to learn C, i already learned python :v

Small regular sessions

I want to master the grades 😁🙏😁

tbh here's my input on learning a new skill - 1 motivation - 2 willpower - 3 take risks to push your limits - 4 watch tutorials on youtube or from a professional coach. 5 - I'm not capping thats all you need to learn a new skill in less than a day.

I like your voice

Please give subtitle dear! :(

focus on the little steps, but keep it constant

Hey guys, what are some cool skills to learn/challenging hobbies for a male high school student to do in his free time? Talk about all the stuff you guys like below

Now I see the 1 reason why I'm not mastering skills I'm overloading myself on information more then I can remember or I'm spending too much time learning rather than practicing

Expert(knowledge of the person)-practice

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Is this guy played back at 2x speed

Mike Boyd

This is mostly feel-good TV psychology. We mostly know those tips. These are general guidelines for learning skills. Nothing to do with learning them quickly. Also nothing that's not in 100 other videos of the same ilk.

I'm a simple amn. I see Lindsey Stirling, I click in

1 month is too much to learn a thing you can already improve to the next level within 1 month

Exams are day After tomorrow..so am trying to master examinations 😂😂

4th one is the most important... I'm pretty sure most of you already know all these rule but too lazy to follow

1:55 thank me later

Tim farriss

Just what we need...someone with high pitched voice teaching us about mastery...

اذا احد فهم شی خل ایقولی

7th point is wrong ...focus on 20% of thing that give u 80 per result. :P

It starts at 1:10

Play back Speed 0.75 that's understand me

Information but I don’t like the fast talking. If you’re being informative it should be at a pace you want people to retain information.

I want to master PUBG

Anyone else here for school

Experiment

I want to be good at fortnite

Copy based zues much?

U talk to fast