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Yeeeees. He plays gd 1:50

Folder? I barely know her!

This is good but not quite accurate... The author says that you should "space out your study periods" but this is a bit misleading. Spaced repetition says you should space out studying the things you are studying, not the whole study period. The section on Leitner method gets this correct. It is also "the action of remembering" that is critical, and related to the forgetting curve. So for this to be effective, you should make sure you are trying to remember the information, and space out the things you have successfully remembered. So make sure you understand this video in the correct way!

I am currently reviewing my Spanish and German this year. After I am done with it, I plan to continue my long passion for C# that I didn't get to pursue from many years back(my goal is learning and speaking up to 8 languages). Videos like this inspire me to be creative. Coding is on my list of skills to develop. Every year I always find 1 or 2 skills that I focus to perfect, so after Spanish I am going to perfect my C# God willing.

*_Suddenly: A knife._*

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This was genuinely a useful video

Is there a comprehensive sheet with all the tools and strategies you have covered?

4:31 / 9:40 i jsut passed an exam this morning at this lesson and i really was stuck

How do I learn before I review? Flashcards are the only thing that's helped me commit info to memory ☠️

I recommend just open book ,or whatever you have and read first 10 lines, or give it two minutes. You will see that you are studying without noticing that you are studying ..

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I’m ten

En español

You lost me after the first 45 seconds by telling me to read 2 books first. Very insensitive.

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The Sticker on your Laptop Hollow Knight The reason I couldn't focus on work for months 😂

Alot of it (for me) is just background noise but I still need to stay productive. 🤔 Great tips! Thank you.

Watching in 2024❤

It's incredible and wholesome how I have followed Thomas for years and I just came back to one of his videos for advice I need now, after not following his videos for a while. Thanks for the quality of videos you always produce so I can always go back and make it an important part of my development.

Thank you! This was perfect!

2:34 Video starts from here

your talking a little too fast

I got much better and faster when I learned to let go and use more inference. You don't have to get everything, and you can't get everything. For instance, I just picked up Cry the Beloved Country and ripped through the first 50 pages. There were lots of African names for geographic locations. Do I know these? No. Do I need to? No. I got a general idea of the landscape and environment he was describing, and getting bogged down in all those names would not only have significantly slowed me down, it would have also muddied the mental picture--the movie--I had in my mind. It would have made my comprehension worse. I can't have the same clear picture of the landscape that a South African has who's familiar with these places. You have to learn to live with these partial understandings to gain more speed, and even better comprehension. Practice with a variety of reading is really the key to getting better.

Love this

They scan resumes and cover letters through a program looking for specific talents, abilities and skill sets through wording so just understand that a 6 second glance is about the amount of time it takes to do that.😅

4:46 which app is this?

That Richard Feynman quote at 7:48 sounds like “The Final Understanding” from the conspiracy theory iceberg

- 00:00🎯 Realized doing too many things leads to unfinished tasks and overworking. - 01:18🚀 Higher pressure productivity increases effectiveness. - 02:34🤔 Start by defining what you want across different life areas. - 05:26💡 Break down goals into actionable steps and adopt accountability systems. - 06:32🔄 Identify common actions across goals to streamline efforts. - 07:50📋 Distinguish between actions and projects, break down projects into smaller tasks. - 10:09🔄 Establish habits and systems to support goal achievement. - 13:37🔍 Evaluate what to cut or pause to focus on priorities.

Oh. So, ebooks aren’t auditable??

Can anyone help me with a couple of questions? 1. I'm looking into a change of career/field. Luckily a lot of my skills are transferrable, how do you recommend I write my resume? 2. I worked for a major telecommunications and wireless provider in the US. I worked on several high profile/multi-million contracts for this provider. I have a proven record of my achievements. How do I go about creating a website to line up these achievements without disclosing too much? thank you!!!

I love numbers and yearned to be a high school math teacher but school officials, particularly the DOE, discouraged me as much as they could (without making it look so obvious) from chasing my dream. I also recall CUNY guidance counselors discouraging me from pursuing my academic objectives. This was all done in an effort to keep certain minorities from reaching success and job security. The New York City DOE is the definition of toxicity. So, I did others things with my life. Now at 59 years old with three (not boasting) college degrees, I find myself working as a security guard making peanuts for a living in a dead-end job with no pension, no benefits, a simple but confusing 401k (knowledge of the stock market is needed), and the list goes on and on. How about that for a story? P. S. I also worked as a substitute teacher for 8 years in NYC public schools. The worst 8 years of my life.

This is so helpful because I learned a lot of things concerning filing

26:29 Can u please give me this background template? I'm a CZcamsr 😶

26:01 Yeah! Sure

Which mic are you currently using?

I’m cooked and probably killing myself if I fail my finals, hope this helps!

lol. Make small functions so you can make big functions with them. Do not listen to this guy,

When studying for history exams, after going over the notes, I'd walk around campus delivering "a lecture" on the subject. I looked like a nut, but that's what college is for. I aced those exams: to have to put all that information into a coherent talk really cemented it in your mind. Writing it down later then was easy.

There are no people to talk to because of social media...this result is by design

The continuity error 1:51 🤣 It’s the small things like that that take your videos from (just) useful and informative to downright entertaining. Thanks for the great content!

Coffee shops. Sit at a table near the cashier, and low key greet people while painting. This is how I make friends. When it's busy and there's nowhere to sit, I invite strangers to sit with me. It forces people to sit with people and the art gives you an icebreaker. I had 500 business cards and after a few months I'm running out. So enjoy. It works. Be patient, try different coffee shops and wait for the magic of networking and learning to socialize with different people.

Working on Sunday?? I got church bro

Thanks for coming back, and for having a great impact!!!

I felt this, burned out, so I just quit my job, now 5 weeks unemployed, I don't feel the motivation to go back to working...

Thank you for the great content, Thomas. How much time each day did you spend learning to program?

Thank you you help people

So educative😂

Oh god please speak slower I'm not good enough in English