Your brain is a complex machine.If you can get more parts of it firing, you will be more likely to remember what you're studying.<ul><li>Books</li><li>Audio</li><li>Video</li></ul>Experiment with different ways ofstimulating it.

Learn from multiple sources

Learning Spanish?Moving to Spain is probably going to fast-track your progressThis can be applied to other skills:<ul><li>Coding - Start a project with friends</li><li>Guitar - Join a band</li></ul>Put yourself in the environment best for learning.

Use immersion

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Learning is a skill.

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To each their own.But research shows that retention ratesimprove when we pick the pen and paperover the mouse and keyboard

Handwriting > Typing

80% of the results come from 20% of the inputs.Take time before you start learning something to identify the most important 20%.For example:Guitar - The 20 chords used most in popular songsLanguages - The 500 most commonly used words

Use the 80/20 Rule

STEP 1: Identify a topicSTEP 2: Try to explain it to a 5-year-oldSTEP 3: Study to fill in knowledge gapsSTEP 4: Organize, convey, and review

Use The Feynman Technique

Good for learning= putting information into your brainBetter for learning⁃ recalling information from your brainTest your knowledge early and often.This will also help you identify weak pointsthat you can come back and target later.

Test Yourself

Fuck the 10,000 hour rule.Studies show that you can become proficient at something in as little as 20 hours.But how you use that 20 hours is critical.An amazing TED Talks goes deep on this topic

Dedicate 20 Hours of Focused Learning

You may be able to scrape through your calculus exam by cramming all night--but a week later you won't remember a thing.Your brain will reward you for using spaced-repetition.I recommend an app called Anki for this.

Distributed Practice > Cramming

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