How To Master Any Skill (real life lessons from Avatar) 

Uncle iroh taught us more than just skills, he taught us a way of thinking and a way of life .

You should do a charisma breakdown for uncle Iroh

Ben understands that everyone is watching Atla when theyre stuck at home

⏰TIMESTAMPS⏰ 0:28 - #1: Find the right teacher for you. 3:07 - #2: Set goals that are a stretch for your abilities, but are within your abilities. 4:29 - #3: Find a way to make practice fun. 6:05 - #4: Don't let the ego get in the way of learning. 8:08 - #5: Practice at least three times a week. Found this in the description - I guess many will miss this

Instructions unclear: some bald kid just took my firepowers cause he didn't like my plan

The most important part is to start. You can say "someday or this is day one of the journey."💯

Still in my top 5 fave shows of all time. ATLA will always be an unecpexted masterpiece. Don't be fooled by the "it's a kid's show" facade. Characters are fleshed out, plot is good, and explores deep topics in an entertaining way.

This was helpful, I must learn faster so I can capture the Avatar. Only then I will restore my HONOR!

3:00 that move is so fricking cool. Toph is the best.

Cant wait for someone to make a joke like "I watched at 1.5 speed so i learn 15 times faster"

I would really want a charisma breakdown of Iroh. He is the ultimate philosopher.

Wait but Toph never actually used positive reinforcement. She let him face a giant sabertoothed moose lion by himself and then bullied him until he stood up to her, showing him that he really can stand against the rock

Tbf, Aang was a prodigy. He got his tattoos (proves he 'mastered' airbending) by the time he was 12. He had help from 4 other prodigies of their own: Katara being a prodigy water bender (seen from her extreme growth in skill in under a year), able to blood bend almost immediately after she learned of it's existence. Hama spent years trying to get the hang of it, yet Katara did it immediately. Toph, who was arguably one of the best earthbenders in the world, save for possibly King Bumi. She did invent metalbending (you can debate if she invented it or just rediscovered it). Zuko, being the prince of the Fire Nation, eventually becoming fire lord. While not as good as Azula, I'd admit, he is still one of the most powerful and skillful fire benders in the world. He had the knowledge of dragons, too. Something only few could ever say to have. Zuko, however, is seen to be a weak fire bender in his childhood, but he did grow out of it in the end. Then there's Sokka, who is, in my opinion, a genuine example of a prodigy. He learned swordskills in a few days, eventually going toe to toe with a master for a decent amount of time. That's extremely impressive. Funnily enough, the Beach episode in season 3 kinda talks about this in some way. Those kids, who are all between 12 and 16, mind you, are not exactly normal kids. Focusing on Zuko, Azula, Ty Lee, and Mai, the episode showcases and comments on how they arent normal teens. They are children of royalty, children of wartime. They are prodigies through and through. Though, as to if it was just biology, I cant say. What I can say, however, is that they all had strong motive. Aang, specifically, is a perfect example of mastering things, those being the elements. Aang has serious motivation (you can doubt it in the first season, but imo it's because he doesnt realize what is at stake), which is what allows him to be such a skillful person. He is the one person in the ENTIRE WORLD who can use 4 elements. That uniqueness amplifies determination. He is the lifeline for humans and spirits alike, protecting balance. He is the one person responsible for ending a 100 year long war, facing the strongest firebender in the world, with power being amplified by Sozin's comet. He has about 1 year to master 3 other elements, something previous avatars did in multiple years. He is with other prodigies, getting the best masters possible for him. The entire world and every person depends on *him* for saving the world, where if he fails, the 4 nations will fall and be taken over by the fire nation. He has pressure. So much damm pressure. He doesn't have a choice in the matter. If he doesn't master the elements, one could say the world is over. It wouldnt be over, imo, but nonetheless, it would *not* be a good thing. TLDR; the biggest key that Aang had that allowed him to master 3 other elements in a year was true reason to do so. He may not have been conscious of it, but knew anyways. Reason for doing something is what makes good people great, and great people awesome. At least that's my take.

I think you missed the point with the "you tried positive reinforcement, didn't you?". Aang needed to learn to be strong and stubborn like the earth. That couldn't be taught with encouragement, and he couldn't go with the flow of his teacher. He had to stand up for himself, and Toph made herself his adversary so he could have someone to do it to. Toph was a great teacher, but not because she fit his style. She was a great teacher because she knew what he needed. And the "it worked wonders" was sarcastic

I love how everyone still talks about avatar

Never thought this channel would talk about one of the best shows of all time

As someone who is recently watching Avatar for the first time and trying to learn 3 separate martial arts - perfectly timed on your part. Thank you for the video.

I love when smart ppl analyze shows and make me watch the show in a whole new light

I think Toph was being sarcastic about actually utilizing “positive reinforcement”

when they said people are still talking about Atla today, Atla said how to go off in life; this show is all you need

I watched this video at 2x speed so I can learn 20x faster

5:24 This is exactly why I have an instagram and show my work and studies day after day, you found the words I couldn't express: to look for people to join me on my journey to learn how to build a piano !

I MISS THIS SHOW SO MUCH! The storyline and character development was better than most of the popular adult tv shows I've seen today!

i love how aang was a quicker learner of water bending and had more natural talent for it than katara but she still surpassed him. it shows that hard work and practice are worth more than natural talent alone (:

This show continues to make an influence on my life 14 years later

A solid analysis of things in Avatar I didn't really pick up on - please make more like this

Everyone is giving this show the praise and attention it deserves and I'm LOVING IT! 😁

To be honest I learnt most of life's important lessons from anime.

I started watching this show a week or two ago n since I get such references every day

the only thing I got out of this video is that I wanna rewatch avatar

I love this channel! I’ve watched a lot of channels like this but you guys are the realist and give honest advice in more than just dating. Plus, you made an episode involving the best series out there. Thank you for all your hard work, interesting videos, and truthful advice :)

I accidentally found this video displayed on my feed, but surprisingly it's so insightful! Thanks for the clear and simple explanation! :D

It’s crazy how this Chanel can dissect any genre from kid shows , comedians , to actors keep up the great work 👏🏽‼️

What's awesome about learning a skill, you can master and customize the way you work in your skill. Learning is so gratifying once you get it down!

One of my favorite Charisma on Command videos.

I'm a simple man. I see Avatar, I click.

You put two things i really like there. Avatar and Learning New Stuff (in my case Languages). Thank you m8 ❤

I can't believe 2 of my obsessions are coming together: Charisma on Command and ATLA

This was the video i have awaited for along amount of time. Thank you and please do more of these!

Just finished my rewatch of Avatar this morning. Great stuff!

Simple. Concise. Valuable. Thank you

Thank you 🙏💜 Very helpful and I loved that you used Avatar to highlight the points made.

I learned so many life lessons watching Avatar when I was younger. I truly feel like it helped mold me into the person I am today.

Hey Charlie, just wanted to say i watched your course to make good impressions and it's working great right now, your videos gave me a huge boost of confidence to get out of my comfort zone and it pays out so well (it will probably sound like a fake comment but i really am thankful)

Do a complete video on Uncle Iroh!

amazing show, amazing character development, storytelling and worldbuilding, not to mention great life lessons

I really enjoy videos like this with the topic of increasing productivity & improving yourself!

It’s a very well made video. Thank you very much! I really don’t understand those people who disliked it.

Really liked the advices based on a fictional show like Avatar. These types of series and movies have a lot of wisdom and pactical knowledge. I would love to see more of this, and I would predict you guys gaining more viewers and subscribers going into this niche as well (charisma tips and breakdowns on famous fictional characters). Keep the awesome work. Love you guys!

"not everyone who mastered a skill is going to be a good teacher" , 2 of my professors

Love the Lion Turtle closing!

omg authors it is greatest video i ve watched in all 2020, and it is magically matches to my current life circumstances. thank you for doing this. really thank you. and Avatar Aang is very special for me and your ability to take out the wisdom and put in such structured way in combination boom! my brain and heart are screaming yes! yes! it is exactly what you need right now. thank you again for all work you ve done to make this)

ATLA is an amazing show. I think they pretty much show the time it takes to learn something early on, but they didnt have a lot of time for Sokka to learn... also Aangs fire bending seems a bit fast forwarded, but at least fire and airbending seem very alike.

I gotta watch that show. It’s on Netflix

Great video . Very helpful- can’t wait to listen to this audible. Thank you!

No way did Toph try positive reenforcement. She’d never.

The only way to win is to learn faster than anyone else. The wisdom is to fail faster, learn faster and improve faster. Or just learn from nature who never hurries, but accomplishes everything 😊

This video is so timely for me. Just got off avatar binging and really need to get some studying done. Thanks!

I love this new approach!

In this video is so much gold! Thanks for this summary its beautiful!

I'm supposed to sleep now but I saw a newww episode of CHARISMA ON COMMAND... featuring AVATAR... about LEARNING. Now, this is a must watch!

such format is AMAZING guys

Thank you, personally I think it's one of your best video 🤝

Amazing video! Thank you so much. I needed this right now.

Thank you for this, love Avatar

Thanks for this man Really love how you explained it with what I could relate too cos I just finished watching it again few weeks back 😏🙏🙏

Step one: Be the Avatar Step two: Travel around the world, preferably with a few companions.

This is a artistic way of explaining learning!! Enjoyed and will use your free advice!!!!! Thanks! Audible is essential.

I did not expect this, but I like it.

Love this style of video. it's very inspiring and provides me with handles to grasp onto to start

More avatar pls, watched it 7 times already and there is so much knowledge in it

Thank you so much, I needed this 🙏🏾

Great points in today's video. I always enjoy your work.

Zuko's charisma breakdown! Motivation, values, willingness to change and evolve...

OMG my favorite channel does a video based on my all time favorite show! Lovely.

Literally started watching this for the second time like a week ago. It’s actually sooooo sick

0:08 : Not every thing is real Me: That's rough buddy

Thank you so much, il be using these.

I am so pleased to see that I'm not the only one who saw all these valuable things from an (unfortunately) underestimated cartoon. Thanks guys!

At some point before I was disappointed on Katara being possibly the best bender at the end of the series but then seeing her slow progress and constant training that took her there she probably has the most realistic progress and result train hard and smart for long time to be the best

I’ve been wanting to watch the show and I’m glad I had this to show me why I need to watch it.

Learning skills spread out the week . I will try this.

Thank you so much for this wonderful lesson on charisma and learning. God bless you for sharing this amazing inspirational video with us. Please do more of such videos.

can you teach us how to learn ultra instinct next

Wow, this video just taught me everything I need to become successful. I'm in a summer course for this summer and I just learned the pomodoro technique and it helped for the forst 2 days, the 3rd I went to sleep late because I ate dinner late due to me being in a place that I wasn't used to being at when eating dinner at, at the time. That then caused a domino effect on me for the following days and everything got thrown into disarray. I also was trying to do no fap for a month, but I totally lost it after 5 days and after watching this video I realized that I was setting the goal too high and now I now what to do. This is going to help me in my time management and my overall mental health. I think I'll also do the spread out practicing of whatever it is I want to learn or practice, like my electric guitar or home workouts, or even reading a book. Thank you for this video I think I might even re-watch the show. I grew up watching it and I loved it and I think that I could use a good re-watch to refresh my memory.

A man of charisma and taste

Surprising amount of wisdom for a cartoon? It has a surprising amount of wisdom, PERIOD. That's part of what makes ATLA so great; the audience isn't catered towards any specific age group. It has an epic story, insanely cool action sequences, tons of valuable lessons, and powerful story and character arcs that can be appreciated by people of all ages. Thanks for the helpful video!!!

Pfft. As if I needed another reason to love this show. *But seriously, this was great and made me appreciate avatar even more.*

Was waiting for it .

I’m a simple man. I see Aang and I click.

Fantastic vid! Love the usage of Avatar. I'd be curious to hear a deeper take on personality affecting learning. In particular with this show. Azula was amazing throughout the series. Skills wise she was second to none. Did her seemingly emotionless demeanor aid her skill development? I'm curious. She never appeared vulnerable until the episode when she spoke of her mother.

The 1st tip, building on previous lessons, was the most importing one for me to learn.

this channel is a gift 😌

A character analysis of the characters would be pretty cool. I've seen a few but you guys did good with game of thrones I figured why not.

Loved the video!!

Also, don’t just stop and what you know is possible with your skill set. Go a bit beyond what you think you can do, seeking help where needed, and you can generally do more than you expect. Doing this every so often has a huge potential for improvement.

Loved this especially because of avatar content :). Keep it up!

one of my favourite shows and favourite channels

Well explained!!

one of my favorite youtubers and one of my favorite shows... yes please!