Mastery: How to Learn Anything Fast | Nishant Kasibhatla 

Don't spend countless hours entertaining yourself in the hope of implementing it someday. Close youtube after watching this video and implement something you watched.

I just lost my job because of the pandemic , as a hotel cook , so i started a youtube channel .wish me good luck guys .🙏🙏.

My learnings from the video: 1) Do not Multitask 2) Have a habit to learn lifelong 3) After learning ask yourself how can you implement it in your life 4) Implement it 5) Share your learnings with others. 6) Learnings should be visible in your actions too.

Doesn't matter how bad you start a speech, but how well you end it. Look how we soon forget the errors at the start (obviously he intentionally made them) but how impressed we all are when he ended with a task 5 times more difficult and didn't make a mistake. I love the psychological aspect of his presentation. He knows how humans are wired

"People are not paid for what they know,but for what they do with what they know" Napoleon Hill

To the person who comes across this comment, I just wanna say that you are beautiful and you will achieve your goals no matter how hard, no matter how difficult the road along the way is. Just keep moving forward. Believe in yourself. God bless you.

"A lousy action is better than no action" 👏 Bravo, this is so true.

1. Always pay attention on 1 thing at a time. Don't do multitasking. 2. Focus on deep learning by following the following steps : Input > Reflect > Implement > Share 3. If you're spending *x* amount of time on *input*, then spend *2x* amount of time on output. Now some quotes for motivation : " A mind that has stretched to new experiences can never go back to old dimensions." Always try new things. " Your learning ability decides your earning capability." " If you have a faster learning ability, you have an unfair advantage over others. " " If you want to achieve mastery, focus more on *OUTPUT* than input." Hope, it helps. ☺️

I recall a quote from Tony Robbins ... “Knowledge is not power. Knowledge is potential power. Execution of your knowledge is power” . Nice video

Key takeaways: 1. Keep distractions away while inputting information to the brain. 2. Spend at least twice the time implementing what you've learnt. 3. Best way to retain is to reflect on what you input and share with others.

My learnings because everyone is doing them. 1. Never multitask when receiving input, always put in your full attention. 2. Reflect on what you have learned, and think about how it can be used in your life. 3. Share what you’ve learned with others. Teach it to them, or just explain what you’ve learned. 4. Always spend twice the amount of time on output than input, output is essentially the most important part when learning something.

Who else read comments before watching the video to make sure it’s motivational enough

Takeaways from this video: 1. Learning means nothing if you don't implement it 2. Deep learning = learning something and using the knowledge in some way to better your self. 3. Shallow learning = only being focused on the Input of knowledge. It is simply intellectual entertainment. 4. Deep learning is > shallow learning 5. How to implement knowledge? Spend twice the time (2x) executing & sharing your knowledge as you would take to learn something 6. Always do a Takeaway :)

Go straight to comments, that’s how you learn from this vid fast

After watching this video, I go through all what have written down for like 5 mins and the rest is history. Thank you so much I love you all🧡

Man, I'm so grateful to this guy. This is something I can do, as in TODAY. Videos like this are rare these days. Thank you 🙏🏾

“You can either experience the pain of discipline or the pain of regret. The choice is yours.” Sharing some love with ya all keep grinding

Points to Learn: 1. Focus more on Output than Input. 2. Steps to Follow: Learn> Reflect> Implement> Share 3. Spend double the time on practicing than learning. 4. The best way to mastery on something Learnt is to teach the same to others. 5. Avoid Mutitasking while learning.

I found his presentation and demonstration very useful. Many years ago I developed a memory notation to enable me to memorize different kinds of things with the help of simple technologies. I can also recall some of the techniques in books authored by late Tony Buzan. Memorizing and reciting long strings of numerals is easy if you have studied, practised and mastered several memory training skills.

Lifelong learning is key here 1)be more of an output person rather than just input(books, planning, podcasts, motivation al videos). Actually execute it. 2)Do not multitask. Do a singoe task at a time and give it your full attention. Multitasking ruins your momentum. 3)Reflect. What's the point of just passively learning if you don't know what are the takeaway points from these? How can I improve? 4)Implement. When you learn something schedule sometime to actually execute it. This solidifies what you learned. 5)Share. The best way to understand something is by teaching it to others. And lastly he memorised these numbers by associating some visuals to them in his mind and then he linked them together(kinda like in a story form I guess)

once imam Ali(as) said; "everything diminishes when it is used except knowledge"

Key Points 1. (Shallow Vs Deep) Learning - Shallow - Only Input. -Deep - Focus on Output more than input. - Single tasking important (than multitasking) : Quality matters. 2. Reflect. - Pause, what's the Takeaway? How can I use this information? 3. Implement - Avoid "illusion of competence" - Take Action: "A lousy action is better than No action". 4. Share it. - " The best way to learn something is to teach it". Pro tip : If input time :X, then Output time should be minimum : 2X.

He even had a distraction which shows how it slows us down while practicing. Awesome knowledge!

There are four important reminders 1)input(stay away anything distractions while immersing information to your brain 2)reflect(try to repear what you have learnt or remember it 3)implement(do it in action if it is possible) Share(endeavour to teach to your friends or tell like a story or at least discuss it with someone else) Love you all

Forget memory, how do I have overwhelming confidence like this guy

I have learned a lot of things from COMMENTS 😃 Thank you guys for sharing your thoughts 👍

The very impressive session this session will change our life if we focus on the tips that were given by sir. hope all the listeners enjoy and understand the methods of focusing on anything to remember

What a genius, God bless your soul. Meditating on what you learnt is powerful, then share or teach it. I have just learnt another secret to great success, I am unstoppable.

I learning a lot from RU-vid every day, and I was able to speak English because of it. First time I'm using a translator on subtitle, and then I became more familiar with English words and so on. Now I can watch any Hollywood or Netflix movies without a subtitles, I only turn on English subtitle sometimes to improve my grammar. I also gain lot of knowledge just by understanding English language, because it's the most spoken language I guess.

My memory is so bad that I will forget this whole video tomorrow Edit: y’all replied and liked this comment so much that I will never forget this video from the notifications.

After watching this video I have come to a thought that I would like to share.... it is possible that if reading books gives us a gateway to knowledge ... writing books can be an even more powerful exercise because it resembles teaching someone ;)

He is not just a good teacher but a great public speaker

My learnings:- 1)have a life long learning attitude. 2)when you learn something, ask yourself how can you implement that in real life? 3)then actually implement it 4)share it with others so that your brain gives more emphasis on what you have learnt 5)if learning time is x then implementing time should be 2x 6)never multitask while learning something that'll just make illustration that you got that thing.

"your learning ability decides your earning capacity" This is so true. I was once a street vendor who couldn't even make it to the minimum wage. I studied alone with minimal distractions and learned how the telco business works. Now I am working for a telco company that gives me incentives based on my performance. But doesn't stop there. I am aiming for a higher position, that is why I am making sure to learn something everyday to make myself worthy of the promotion.

Wow! What an amazing and inspiring guy! I mean, sometimes the most inspiring things to hear are those precisely which are so obvious and which we for some reason do not do...

In this speech, not a single word was we can't understand. His accent & language skill was really perfect to capture in that moment.That's called the true speaker.I feel honoured hearing such an speech. Thank you sir.

- single tasking (input) - reflect(output) - stop and implement (output) - share (teach it)(output)

This lock down period learn something wonderful things

from student to devs, there are much youtube tutorial for them. many indian people have been practicing sharing to others. thx you mr Nishant Kasibhatla for the great presentation

I literally need to apply this strategy of doubling the output than input. I knew it somewhat but now I found the importance of this. Thank you very much for this eye opening session. ❤

“YOUR LEARNING ABILITY DECIDES YOUR EARNING CAPACITY” Thanks

At 81 i have a great memory, I constantly am studying and sharing. I CAN SEE HOW I CAN HAVE A FANTASTIC MEMORY WITH YOUR TECHNIQUES.

Very impressed with her memory and your suggestions for improving our learning ability. Short and sweet powerful tips. Nishant thank you.

This is wildly interesting relating distractions to reason why learning is so difficult. I'm a carpenter, and occasionally I'll try to learn something in my ear buds while working, but often times, I become very confused and even disgruntled with what I'm trying to learn, and have to pause it because I simply cannot grasp anything. The more occupied my mind becomes, the less I can recieve. And ofcourse I was aware of this already, but it validates a line of reasoning I have. When I go to write things down, I always learn it much more efficiently, because I don't have the distractions on my phone, when using a pen and paper. Implementation is something I do well, but I can't implement something that I haven't absorbed because I have too many distractions. A couple of things I've heard of that can improve this is by being truly committed to the learning process, find a way to learn that you enjoy, and isolate yourself from things that call your attention, even subconsciously. For example, don't be near your bed, or a couch you relax on, a TV you use often, the kitchen where food is, your phone ofcourse, and even something like a view to your gardening. All of these things subconsciously call your attention away from what you're doing (learning) and get your mind to begin considering those tasks instead. Learning is hard work, and as nature goes, it will always take the path of least resistance. It's easier to go get food than it is to study. This makes sense why often times an office space exists, even outside of the home. But if you don't have an office, or can't afford one, go to the library or a local community center. These places are great for learning, because there are significantly fewer convenient distractions. You got this!

This guy is a genius, I didn't regret watching this video because I have learned something from him

>Don't do multitasking. >Reflect what you have learnt. >Take action on what you have learnt >Share your learnings

With this video I’m learning to learn more about learning. It’s a good supplement to compliment research on self-initiated learning projects.

A mind that is stretched by a new experience can never go back to its old dimensions

What I've learned from this: Input: information that you have read or learn Output: product of your input Reflect : after learning,pause and take a moment to recall what you have learnt. Implement : how you use the input to everydays life Share: share what you have learnt to others since it challenge your brain to recall what you have learnt and teach it in a way they can understand easily. Stop multitasking,focus on a single task. Avoid distractions while studying Shallow learning = more input,less or none output Deep Learning = more input, greater output (reflect,implement,share) Memorize numbers...

This professor inspired me with a saying that says, ❤“Fight the thing itself.” ❤This means that the time you spend studying or learning something is itself used to review what you have learned. 🎉In this way, you can accelerate your ability to learn quickly and remember quickly🎉

Thanks Nishanth, finally I found the mistake which I did while preparing the subject. I have spend lot of time to get the input and I never think about reflection,implementing and sharing. Because of this, information is not stored in brain for long time. From now onwards I I change the way of preparation. Thank you Nishant once again

I was quite sure that he messed up intentionally at his first try to shock us with something even more outrageous in the end.😱

6:10 dtips: diperlihatkan maksudnya 7:20 start makna video => 9:45! Lifelong learninng 11:45 - focus more on output 12:22 - high quality of input 13:40 - reflect what i can get 14:11 - impl take some action 15:02 - share make more focus 15:30 - master focus on output 16:00 brain remembers pictures better😁 17:01 kesimpulan(utk memahami lihat how? Dan sebelum how?)

You are spot on!!! Glad you reminded me how to learn again! Everyone needs to take a break from there phones!

I reminds me of a falicitation skill, i.e. ORID, O for Objects about what you have perceived, R for Reflection of what you have perceived, I for Interpretation of it, and D for decision for behaviour changes. Thank you so much for sharing.

This man is a genius these are the videos that encourages and inspire me to reach my highest potential who's with me.

After then I signed up with First Trade Markets platform to learn trading. Learning fast is good.

Sir you are a Genius!!!! Thank you very much for the great tips GOD bless you always 🙏

Brilliant lecture!! Wow! Informative AND entertaining! I am currently learning new topics and implementing them as I go along, so I related very much to this lecture. Keep up the great work, Mr. Nishant Kasibhatla.

So I saw other people commenting, and I realized I wouldn't be implementing what i saw in this video without commenting as well. First of all, the key to remembering what you learn is to be focused, no multitasking, no distractions. When you finish focusing on something through input, reflect on it, and think about what you just learned. Then, implement what you learned somehow in your life. For me it is that I thought about this video afterwards and thought about what I learned. I am now going to use this method for remembering things better, knowledge without action is dead and not actual knowledge. Next is to teach, and I am doing that right now but summarizing the key points of this video

The 3 C's and 2 D's of learning. 1) Concentration while learning. 2) Comprehension 3) Consignment to memory 4) Deployment 5) Dissemination.

Every family have a person that break the yoke of poverty i pray you be that person

What I learned from this is to teach what you are preached. Sharing what you learned helps you and others also implementing things you learned is more beneficial than just learning it because then it becomes a form of entertainment and is shallow learning which is bad.

I remember perfectly unwanted things..fights,happy,embarrassed moments

"A lousy action is better than no action". TRUE 👍 Thanks for this❤

I am so grateful to accidentally watch your video, the lesson you teach is forever in my head. I now not only listening knowledge, but i execute it. Thank you

Brilliant message and great presentation. Very inspiring, thank you!

The brain remembers pictures better....it's called visualisation association...that's the reason why we always say......."I've seen you somewhere.... what's your name?"......do you ever hear "I know your name what's your face?"

@11:28 "What's the point of learning something if you can't implement it and benefit from this? That is pure intellectual entertainment.. shallow learning." - Loved this point.

Such a simple thing. Input increases both your capacity and ability to learn; and to master the the skill, you practice. Thank you

That last point about sharing is so true. While sharing in the past things occurred to me l hadn't noticed in the learning of them.

Absolutely amazing! Love you simple yet logical approach to producing Quality Output via Reflection, Implementation, and Sharing. Training Managers need to be taught this BEFORE they are selected to ever train 1 solitary trainee.!!

I'm reading a couple books and having trouble memorizing as much as quickly as I'd like. I've watched several similar videos to this. One thing I've realized would be helpful is writing summaries of what I've read. Just passing it along.

I once wanted to know something I valued very much and I memorized an estimated 50,000 words of ritual. It took me several years and I worked on it three times a day for 20 minutes at a time. Everyone remarked at what a memory I had. I couldn't understand as it was something I wanted so I worked for it. It takes motivation to accomplish anything worth while in life. No one can tell you what life is because you must live life to know what it is to be alive!

No way..... U r simply great. I was literally doubtful whether u gonna make it in descending sequence....awesome👌👏👏👏😁

The best way of retaining what you learnt or know is by teaching (output). Superb reason.

The best way to learn something is to teach it. Share it to people. To memorize something, the technique is to visualize and associate. 3 assigned visuals for every two digits numbers.

Hit 200k today. Thank you for all the knowledge and nuggets you had thrown my way over the last months. Started with 14k in June 2022

Doesn't matter how bad you start a speech, but how well you end it. look how we soon foeget the errors at the start( obviosly he intentionally made them) but how impressed we all are when he ended with a task 5 times more difficult and didn't make a mistake. I love the psychologcal aspect of his presentation. he knows how humans are wired to anyone who reads this, there is no limit for your dreams and your happines. Just don't let yourself down and Always be fan of yours. uplift your energy level, whether or not everything is all right.make time for your mental health and bring peace to your seconds. you are the one who can do anything you ❤

A mind that is stretched by a new experience can never go back to its old dimension.'' Oliver Wendell Holmes''

That is what I'm telling to my students over and over. Thanks a million!

Wow ofc, Earth needs such brilliant mindsets that promotes not only the self learning but also to guide others with their experiences. Love you sir ❤❤❤

I thought I was great in numbers mastery but you are. I am totally in agreement to learning, reflecting, implementing and sharing.

Most of the quotes used in this video are famous, but having them all in one is really inspiring. Thanks

i use to have a good memory after i graduated from college and few month after getting my first job, i never thought that it would stressed me out to the points that i am unable to remember what i did a few moments before. now watching this to retrieve those cells from working again.

The first time I saw this person i appreciate his words. I learned several new things and i glad of that so my learnings: if i learn something, i have to reflect this and i have to share this to others. And I'll do it. So i realised that before i didn't share things that i learned and i didn't reflect them. After this video i decided to do this. And i really wanna memorize all things. I want to my brain work well. Thanks ✨️

I loved this video and felt I learned a lot! thank you Nishant!

I didn't realize until I watched this video that I really needed this video in my life.

They say third times a charm, I have pass my step 1 finally🎉🎉 for all my repeat test takers don't give up and don't be discouraged.

I think this is happening because of visualizing power,i also noticed myself i couldn't remembering anything not just a single word.I started to work on improving visualization power and i could learning everything little bit.Thanks for this video and now i got believe watching this❤👍🏻

Love this speech! inspiring. and the speaker is soooooo humorous 1.instead of multitasking, do Single-tasking when learning. quite true!! every time I listened to a podcast I would also try to do something else and then I just learned nothing from the podcast…or every time I was watching a video like this I would do some other stuff in tandem…then I just got nothing. 2. learn reflect implement share I've spent chunks of time on learning while ignoring output. But now I started to realize it and I would do more output. in this way I can be a faster learned. 3.fantastic way to memorize numbers. visualize and associate. the speaker linked a number with a certain image before and then he could visualize the digits written and associate them. cuz our brains are built to be good at memorizing pictures/scenes/stories(at least this is true for me) just start from now. do reflection and summarize what I've learned from this video.

Amazing guy and he is so right we focus more on Input and totally forget the output, we also can blame the school system which is actually there to show the kids right in the first standard that HOW TO LEARN which should be a subject imo

He didn't error even in the first attempt except that it was a part of the training....marvelous job! Good way to boost confidence in people

Really at first i thought okay.. what will I learn from this session ... May be 1-2new things... But as i started watching/// it became my one of the fav. Session till now!!! Salute to that speaker..❤️

It's amazing, not so much because he remembers the 30 digit number in straight or reverse mode, but because what he is saying are truly very serious and informative.

He is just very smart with a phenomenal memory.

4 Actions 1.Learn - Input 2.Reflect - Ask yourself how you apply it 3.Implement -Schedule time for some actions 4.Share - With others

you are a best person i meet in my life thanks Nishant Kasibhatla you bring good knowledge for everyone

Very very helpful excellent points comfortable and friendly presentation thank you