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Positively Brainwashed absolutely truth. this is how to read, how to read faster,and with practice,learn to get faster from experience. this list is not tricks it is simply a practical lust of absolutes in the fundamentals of reading. I know because I do them all fluently. tjid is also the outline for writing books. I have written three.
Imagine if it was a nap now you to put lines on anything you read online so you could read faster even when you're online reading a novel or even a manga I found another hack that works really good draw a square around the outer edges this can work with manga but be prepared to have a curved line if you do manga because sometimes the words are odd shapes then draw a line under each word for word so that you can is it a lot quicker and you know how you said you don't have to read word for work you can actually read word-for-word without losing speed that way
I've seen a LOT of videos and read thousands of words on the speed reading subject. This is by far the best and more comprehensive material! Excelent job!
The research stands out indeed. I feel the work of many great minds here. The best of your video is the way it wrap up the most important parts. I know because I use most of it on a daily basis. Eliminate subvocalization, ask questions on what to learn from it, enlarge the peripheral vision, use mindmapping and memory palaces, and so on
Top 3 favorite books: 1)Winter's Tale by Mark Helprin 1) One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez 3) The Brief and Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao by Junot Diaz (really any of his writing is great)
I seriously appreciate this. Like some say, subvocalizing is hard for me. the pen or guide trick has helped. Ultimately, my fear is to read fast but not at all comprehend. This is because of grad school... like, I need to comprehend lol. So, I'm glad you said its ok to not comprehend at first and that over time it will get better. I subscribed and will share this with my peers :)
1. Pre read 2. avoid subvocalization 3. Use pen or finger to guide you 4. Dont read every word. Avoid: a,an,of,the 5. Use peripheral vision 7. Read with 5 senses 8. Share knowledge what you read 9.listen classical music 10. Listen to audibles 11. Read or watch summaries 12. Speed skim and start readin
I find subvocalization and using my peripheral vision to be my biggest challenges. The amount of practice it requires should certainly be emphasized. Tim Ferriss claimed you can speed read 3x faster in 10 minutes, but we all know what Tim Ferriss' titles are like... xD Overall solid tips. Great video.
seriously big thank you... g8 knowledge u gave in INDIA there are no institute who teach or guide for speed reading and even youtube pe also i didnt find any good video but urs video really helped ty..
1.) The Liars Club by Mary Karr 2.) Salt; A World History by Mark Kurlansky 3.) Man's Search For Meaning by Victor E. Frankl Right now I'm trying out your tips with "Emerson; The Mind On Fire" I do already read a lot, but I'm slow. I talk in my head, reread sentences to try and gain total understanding (which BTW never really works when reading books older than 150 years because language changes. However I'm going to keep my old habits when reading poetry...poetry after all is poetry!
I can't tell you how excited I am about your Top 100 Books List. I've been trying to find some great new books lately and I've wanted more suggestions than just the ones that Amazon/Audible has given me. This is perfect!
I watched another video. It appears you're more educational than I first guessed. In the same vein as speed reading, I usually increase the speed of educational videos so I can get through them quicker. I try to go 2x speed but 1.5x is very comfortable for most videos. I agree with the visualization of text; for example I see music as geography and texture a lot of the time and the more I read the more I see "webs of language" in my mind. These webs of language are my attempt to make a mental map of the author's text, and really try to experience their thoughts.
Thanks for the feedback 1. Pre-read 2. Avoid subvocalization 3. Use a finger or pen to guide you 4. Don't read every word, and chunk words together 5. Use your peripheral vision 6. Read the first and last sentence of a paragraph first, then zoom through the middle. 7. Connect what you read to something that interests you 8. Share and teach what you read ASAP 9. Listen to classical music 10. Listen to audibles 11. Read summaries or watch book summaries 12. Skim or Smart Read
I don't agree with reading the conclusion . However years ago i struggled with Dune which is an imaginitive but tough read . I consulted a synopsis of a book that explained it without any spoilers . That worked. For Classics i do recommend Cliff or Monarch . I will implement these suggestions . My Top 3 favorite books. : Talisman by Stephen King & Peter Straub ; The Name Of The Rose by Umberto Eco ; & Gone With The Wind by Margaret Mitchell . My favorite Top 3 Children's/ Young Adult books Books : Peter Pan by J.M Barrie ; The Wonderful Flight To The Mushroom Planet by Eleanor Cameron & Rifles for Watie by Harold Keith .
Nice video, I agree on the making the videos for yourself. A lot of the time, I make the topics I discuss as a note to future self and refreshing what I recently learned. I speed read sometimes and slow down to 200 wpm if I really need to get stuff in my head or if I am really interested in the literature or topic being discussed. Like mining for gemstones. keep it coming
Another quality video! This helped me understand a lot about my reading habbits(bad) and how I can correct them. Thank you so much! I also really liked the reference to Richard Dawkins and Newton; 2 of my favorite people. Maybe someday you could find a way to include a reference to another good man... The great Benjamin Franklin? Any who... I look forward to your next video! I am going to go read now! PS: I am saving this video for future reference(that's how good the video was).
Thank you for the continue support and feedback, really appreciate it. And just for you, I will find a way to reference the great Benjamin Franklin somewhere in the future 😁
I'm not sure a person could leave a valid review of a book if it was a speed read. I agree, you can get info from a book while speed reading. My argument is that you probably miss just as much as you absorb. Little bits of information you assume to be trivial may be more integral than you think.
Not all info has equal in value. There's a lot of fluff in books that's there simply because no one is gonna pay $20 for a 20 page book. We don't have enough time read all the books in our lifetime. The argument I'm presenting is that given X amount of time, you will absorb more important info learning how to efficiently speed read many books, instead of reading a few books from the back to the end. The key word I want you to focus on is "efficiently."
I understood the speed reading part, but the tips you mentioned for better comprehension consume extra time. So doesn't that mean its slowing down? so its either read fast with 60% compression or read fast but spend extra time for compression then that basically is the same amount of time it takes to read slow. I just want to know how to read fast and absorb the information at the same time.
The most efficient way to read and absorb knowledge fast that I don't think I mentioned in this video is to use an app like Blinklist which summarizes 1000s of books so you just get the key points. You can digest an entire book or two everyday in about 20 minutes.
I've always had a problem with daydreaming while reading, my eyes would read the words but I would be in a different world, which is why I grew to hate reading cause I would always have to go back and read each paragraph. maybe I was just reading too slowly thanks for the tips!
Glad to help. I also wanna emphasize really trying to connect whatever you're reading, even if it's boring to something you're interested in, or has meaning to your life. This helps a lot with daydreaming.
A great video... Sir, please research and make videos on "How to study & MEMORIZE formuale in Technical fields such as engg,medical,etc" This is a most needed video as majority of youtubers are students (Hence hopefully you will get ample amount of views,subscribers,likes and broadcasting...) & No other channel has touched this topic of memory in DEPTH... It will be much better if you could make a whole series of videos on MEMORIZATION
You can apply many of these techniques when tackling a math textbook if you're just reading information. But if you're actually thinking about solving problems, that uses a different area of your brain. You'll probably have to stop and think depending on difficulty of the problem
Positively Brainwashed Also check out 7 years to seven figures on audible the long seminar version. It's a Little outdated but still good. We should Skype sometime....
Is it better to speed read or speed listen to books (Audible). I found my self listening to 4 chapters in one day well I get stuck reading one chapter for days ? So I will reformulate my question is it worth it to learn speed reading or I can simply listen ?
The answer is it depends. If you're someone whose often driving, doing chores, like often doing something simple that you can listen to audio at the same time, then you might not need to speed read. I'm someone who does both. But with that said, you might be interested in books that's not available in audio, or you're just online reading the news, status updates or whatever. So I think it's still worth the time to learn to speed read, even just a little.
Thanks. And you're right. But Tips 1-5 and and 9-10 can be applied to fiction. 1. Pre-read 2. Avoid subvocalization 3. Use a finger or pen to guide you 4. Don't read every word, and chunk words together 5. Use your peripheral vision 6. Read the first and last sentence of a paragraph first, then zoom through the middle. 7. Connect what you read to something that interests you 8. Share and teach what you read ASAP 9. Listen to classical music 10. Listen to audibles 11. Read summaries or watch book summaries 12. Skim or Smart Read
one question is if u say that keep ur focus on center and see how many words u can see then in that case i think we wont be able to use our finger becose if finger used then focus wil shift from midle to right or left so how should i proceed
Thanks for the feedback. Your peripherals are a muscle. Simply focus on your finger/pen as a focal point, but while retaining awareness of words around that focal point. Over time, you'll start seeing much more words simultaneously without losing comprehension.
Yes, Tai Lopez. After watching a few other videos of your I realised that you got a lot knowledge in many fields. I will definitely keep watching you :)
Lol my traffic is increasing too much now and I have limited bandwidth. This doesn't usually happen until the end of the month. It's time for me to actually pay for my website 😃 Thanks for letting me know. Gonna upgrade it now
Well thank you for the feedback, I really do appreciate it. I upgraded it and it should have unlimited bandwidth for a year, but they emailed me saying the have to manually review it first. So it should be up soon
Have you ever gave some thought on why you have the need to share what you have learned? I have the same urge but haven't figure out what is the motivation. Perhaps you can figure it out.
There many reasons. Perhaps you actually want to help the people you're sharing with, perhaps they're a friend or a loved one you actually want to help. Then there's more selfish reasons, like to boost your ego, to make yourself feel or appear more important and intelligent. There's also what I mentioned in the video, to help you remember the concepts you've learned.
Hi, the traffic for my website reached its limit. Usually this doesn't happen until the end of the month (It was free). But my traffic has been increasing dramatically. So I bought unlimited bandwidth for a year earlier yesterday. My host just has to confirm and review the transaction first. It should be up sometime soon.
wow i really liked your video. i want to suggest you that if you want book suggestions then go to gatesnotes.com. seriously bill gates really suggests nice books to read. P.S. i am not saying because i am impressed that he is a billionaire but i genuinely felt that way after reading one of his suggested books. so try it once.
Did you just reference Richard Dawkins? Dawkin's books disprove themselves and his theories dissolve as you read each of his chapters. I get it you are trying to create content, but realize that a guy that has made a fool out of himself by literally refuting his own theories is probably not a good quote to use for speed reading. Good luck to you, sorry I liked your video until you quoted and referenced a deranged man that says he does not believe in intelligent design and then states that he believes in Supreme advanced Aliens (literally intelligent design) being the creators of life.
When Dawkins talks about aliens, he's simply making a hypothesis. I don't think you really follow or understand his perspective if you've come to the conclusion he thinks aliens are creators. He's an agnostic atheists, meaning he doesn't know if there's a God or not. But he assumes there isn't because he's not convinced.
Remember, if you have any questions about anything I discussed in this video, feel free to ask 😃 If you like these videos and want to get notified of new releases, then subscribe and click the little bell button.
Positively Brainwashed absolutely truth. this is how to read, how to read faster,and with practice,learn to get faster from experience. this list is not tricks it is simply a practical lust of absolutes in the fundamentals of reading. I know because I do them all fluently. tjid is also the outline for writing books. I have written three.
Is there any other tip or technique that I did not include in this video?
YES!! THE TECHNIQUE IS REVERSE READING WHICH INCREASE READING SPEED AND CONCENTRATION.
Nice
Imagine if it was a nap now you to put lines on anything you read online so you could read faster even when you're online reading a novel or even a manga I found another hack that works really good draw a square around the outer edges this can work with manga but be prepared to have a curved line if you do manga because sometimes the words are odd shapes then draw a line under each word for word so that you can is it a lot quicker and you know how you said you don't have to read word for work you can actually read word-for-word without losing speed that way
I've seen a LOT of videos and read thousands of words on the speed reading subject. This is by far the best and more comprehensive material! Excelent job!
Thanks Paul for your feedback. A lot of research went in to make this.
The research stands out indeed. I feel the work of many great minds here. The best of your video is the way it wrap up the most important parts. I know because I use most of it on a daily basis. Eliminate subvocalization, ask questions on what to learn from it, enlarge the peripheral vision, use mindmapping and memory palaces, and so on
Top 3 favorite books: 1)Winter's Tale by Mark Helprin 1) One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez 3) The Brief and Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao by Junot Diaz (really any of his writing is great)
Thank you for this. I have to get through these very dense readings in a matter of days and your strategies seem very useful. I’m subscribing.
You're welcome :)
"Think of books like people" I love this! Never thought of it that way before.
I love to write in my books!
Awesome video! :)
Thanks man, always appreciate the support
I seriously appreciate this. Like some say, subvocalizing is hard for me. the pen or guide trick has helped. Ultimately, my fear is to read fast but not at all comprehend. This is because of grad school... like, I need to comprehend lol. So, I'm glad you said its ok to not comprehend at first and that over time it will get better. I subscribed and will share this with my peers :)
best video on the subject I found. thanks
1. Pre read
2. avoid subvocalization
3. Use pen or finger to guide you
4. Dont read every word. Avoid: a,an,of,the
5. Use peripheral vision
7. Read with 5 senses
8. Share knowledge what you read
9.listen classical music
10. Listen to audibles
11. Read or watch summaries
12. Speed skim and start readin
Tip #3... JUST THANK YOU
Glad it was helpful. Visual Regression can really slow down a person's reading speed.
Good creative clip. Simple but strong.
Thanks, appreciate the feedback :)
Awesome video as usual :) I definitely can use some of these tips!
Thanks MadMads! Let me know how it works for you
Also I'm pinning your comment just to give thanks for encouraging me to make this video 😃
This is great and I will be trying it! I think it is important to point out that most of these tips only work for non-fiction though!
Thanks you, and yes many of the later tips will not work for fiction.
I find subvocalization and using my peripheral vision to be my biggest challenges. The amount of practice it requires should certainly be emphasized. Tim Ferriss claimed you can speed read 3x faster in 10 minutes, but we all know what Tim Ferriss' titles are like... xD Overall solid tips. Great video.
seriously big thank you... g8 knowledge u gave in INDIA there are no institute who teach or guide for speed reading and even youtube pe also i didnt find any good video but urs video really helped ty..
Thanx man I understand your summary of speed reading other than the other mentors
Really needed this for my studies. Great video bro
Thanks bro!
1.) The Liars Club by Mary Karr 2.) Salt; A World History by Mark Kurlansky 3.) Man's Search For Meaning by Victor E. Frankl
Right now I'm trying out your tips with "Emerson; The Mind On Fire" I do already read a lot, but I'm slow. I talk in my head, reread sentences to try and gain total understanding (which BTW never really works when reading books older than 150 years because language changes. However I'm going to keep my old habits when reading poetry...poetry after all is poetry!
Worth my time.
I can't tell you how excited I am about your Top 100 Books List. I've been trying to find some great new books lately and I've wanted more suggestions than just the ones that Amazon/Audible has given me. This is perfect!
You're very welcome roflbiscuit :)
wow so amazing i just love it; it is worthful and so important👍💓
Thank you for the kind feedback, glad you found it helpful 😊
You are so helpful..thank you so very much keep going👌👏
Glad I could help, and I really appreciate the encouragement 😃
I watched another video. It appears you're more educational than I first guessed.
In the same vein as speed reading, I usually increase the speed of educational videos so I can get through them quicker. I try to go 2x speed but 1.5x is very comfortable for most videos.
I agree with the visualization of text; for example I see music as geography and texture a lot of the time and the more I read the more I see "webs of language" in my mind. These webs of language are my attempt to make a mental map of the author's text, and really try to experience their thoughts.
Thanks, and may I hopefully appear in your recommendations again 😊
You have some really interesting content.
Thanks, appreciate that
THank you!
This really helped and worked thanks!!😀I subscribed and put dat bell on!
You're welcome Sophie. And really appreciate you clicking the bell 😊
I've been waiting for this video!
Well now it's here 😃
Love your videos .. so much value ..
Great video! It would be cook if you put the tips in the comments so I could have a whole list to know what I have to practice.
Thanks for the feedback
1. Pre-read
2. Avoid subvocalization
3. Use a finger or pen to guide you
4. Don't read every word, and chunk words together
5. Use your peripheral vision
6. Read the first and last sentence of a paragraph first, then zoom through the middle.
7. Connect what you read to something that interests you
8. Share and teach what you read ASAP
9. Listen to classical music
10. Listen to audibles
11. Read summaries or watch book summaries
12. Skim or Smart Read
Take the knowledge of others and take it as a foundation 🔥
I don't agree with reading the conclusion . However years ago i struggled with Dune which is an imaginitive but tough read . I consulted a synopsis of a book that explained it without any spoilers . That worked. For Classics i do recommend Cliff or Monarch . I will implement these suggestions . My Top 3 favorite books. : Talisman by Stephen King & Peter Straub ; The Name Of The Rose by Umberto Eco ; & Gone With The Wind by Margaret Mitchell . My favorite Top 3 Children's/ Young Adult books Books : Peter Pan by J.M Barrie ; The Wonderful Flight To The Mushroom Planet by Eleanor Cameron & Rifles for Watie by Harold Keith .
This tip is more for non story books
Great video as usual man
Thanks man
Nice video, I agree on the making the videos for yourself. A lot of the time, I make the topics I discuss as a note to future self and refreshing what I recently learned. I speed read sometimes and slow down to 200 wpm if I really need to get stuff in my head or if I am really interested in the literature or topic being discussed. Like mining for gemstones. keep it coming
Thanks brother. Always appreciate your support!
Great video. Loved it.
And thanks again for your continued support! 😃
tysm pls send once in a week one tip or two gor improving speed reading more or some challanges to know how much we have improve ty...
Another quality video! This helped me understand a lot about my reading habbits(bad) and how I can correct them. Thank you so much! I also really liked the reference to Richard Dawkins and Newton; 2 of my favorite people. Maybe someday you could find a way to include a reference to another good man... The great Benjamin Franklin? Any who... I look forward to your next video! I am going to go read now! PS: I am saving this video for future reference(that's how good the video was).
Thank you for the continue support and feedback, really appreciate it. And just for you, I will find a way to reference the great Benjamin Franklin somewhere in the future 😁
Positively Brainwashed
Sweet! Thanks so much! Keep up the good work!
nice job. Good video!
Amazing video, read 40 books this year. A book a day for a year????
Thanks for the feedback, appreciate it. Well I missed a few days here and there,
Great Work !
Thank you, appreciate the feedback 😄
I'm not sure a person could leave a valid review of a book if it was a speed read. I agree, you can get info from a book while speed reading. My argument is that you probably miss just as much as you absorb. Little bits of information you assume to be trivial may be more integral than you think.
Not all info has equal in value. There's a lot of fluff in books that's there simply because no one is gonna pay $20 for a 20 page book.
We don't have enough time read all the books in our lifetime. The argument I'm presenting is that given X amount of time, you will absorb more important info learning how to efficiently speed read many books, instead of reading a few books from the back to the end. The key word I want you to focus on is "efficiently."
I understood the speed reading part, but the tips you mentioned for better comprehension consume extra time. So doesn't that mean its slowing down? so its either read fast with 60% compression or read fast but spend extra time for compression then that basically is the same amount of time it takes to read slow. I just want to know how to read fast and absorb the information at the same time.
The most efficient way to read and absorb knowledge fast that I don't think I mentioned in this video is to use an app like Blinklist which summarizes 1000s of books so you just get the key points. You can digest an entire book or two everyday in about 20 minutes.
I've always had a problem with daydreaming while reading, my eyes would read the words but I would be in a different world, which is why I grew to hate reading cause I would always have to go back and read each paragraph. maybe I was just reading too slowly thanks for the tips!
Glad to help. I also wanna emphasize really trying to connect whatever you're reading, even if it's boring to something you're interested in, or has meaning to your life. This helps a lot with daydreaming.
also,sir if we avoid subvocalisation how will we comprehend the content jus by looking?
A great video... Sir, please research and make videos on "How to study & MEMORIZE formuale in Technical fields such as engg,medical,etc" This is a most needed video as majority of youtubers are students (Hence hopefully you will get ample amount of views,subscribers,likes and broadcasting...) & No other channel has touched this topic of memory in DEPTH...
It will be much better if you could make a whole series of videos on MEMORIZATION
I made a video on my memory techniques. But I will consider making a more in depth video on what you mentioned.
I like fiction that I also learn from like all the Orwell books
I am Pilgrim
Burial Rites
Great video hopefully it all helps.
My top 3 fav books:
👉 Personal MBA
👉 Autobiography of yogi
👉 The subtle art of not giving a fuck.
Hello Sir.
My question is that, is it applicable only for reading novels or can I apply for reading first year medical college books?
I have a question, If what I'm tackling is a math textbook, do I approach it differently? If so, how do I approach it?
You can apply many of these techniques when tackling a math textbook if you're just reading information. But if you're actually thinking about solving problems, that uses a different area of your brain. You'll probably have to stop and think depending on difficulty of the problem
Don’t forget, perfect practice makes perfect, not just practice. Whenever you find yourself doing unnecessary behaviors while practicing, restart
Ready fire aim by Michael masterson
Star Principle by Richard Koch
Values Factor by John Demartini
Thanks for the share, will check these out :)
Positively Brainwashed Also check out 7 years to seven figures on audible the long seminar version. It's a Little outdated but still good.
We should Skype sometime....
good video, I have a question reading opening and closing lines together often leaves me clueless, what to do?
Thanks for commenting. It really depends on the type of book. For fiction book, it makes little sense to do this.
the Prince- Nicolo Maquiavelly
art of war-Sun Tzu
the 48 laws of power - Robert Greene
Ty❤️
Awesomable.
Is it better to speed read or speed listen to books (Audible). I found my self listening to 4 chapters in one day well I get stuck reading one chapter for days ? So I will reformulate my question is it worth it to learn speed reading or I can simply listen ?
The answer is it depends. If you're someone whose often driving, doing chores, like often doing something simple that you can listen to audio at the same time, then you might not need to speed read. I'm someone who does both. But with that said, you might be interested in books that's not available in audio, or you're just online reading the news, status updates or whatever. So I think it's still worth the time to learn to speed read, even just a little.
sir i am a very slow reader after 1 page i lose inerest in reading and cant go beyond 2-3 pages a day...im a student..im so stressed!
This is a wonderful video. But I feel like these tips do not apply for fiction.
Thanks. And you're right. But Tips 1-5 and and 9-10 can be applied to fiction.
1. Pre-read
2. Avoid subvocalization
3. Use a finger or pen to guide you
4. Don't read every word, and chunk words together
5. Use your peripheral vision
6. Read the first and last sentence of a paragraph first, then zoom through the middle.
7. Connect what you read to something that interests you
8. Share and teach what you read ASAP
9. Listen to classical music
10. Listen to audibles
11. Read summaries or watch book summaries
12. Skim or Smart Read
AWESOME
one question is if u say that keep ur focus on center and see how many words u can see then in that case i think we wont be able to use our finger becose if finger used then focus wil shift from midle to right or left so how should i proceed
Thanks for the feedback. Your peripherals are a muscle. Simply focus on your finger/pen as a focal point, but while retaining awareness of words around that focal point. Over time, you'll start seeing much more words simultaneously without losing comprehension.
Great channel! From Tai right? ;)
Thank you :) You mean Tai Lopez? A portion of my ideas and videos are inspired by him but not all.
Yes, Tai Lopez. After watching a few other videos of your I realised that you got a lot knowledge in many fields. I will definitely keep watching you :)
I really appreciate the support 👍
Super
Does someone know which program he use for animation ?
Benyave I use Videoscribe. You can check my descriptions for a link
Thank you, sorry I didn't check
Awesome
Thanks Nicole
I can't access to your top 100 book list! i'd be grateful if you could fix the website!
Lol my traffic is increasing too much now and I have limited bandwidth. This doesn't usually happen until the end of the month. It's time for me to actually pay for my website 😃 Thanks for letting me know. Gonna upgrade it now
Positively Brainwashed thanks! and thank you for this great video! keep it up!
Well thank you for the feedback, I really do appreciate it. I upgraded it and it should have unlimited bandwidth for a year, but they emailed me saying the have to manually review it first. So it should be up soon
TBH I've been reading a lot less ever since I got into animation last year.
lol I heard the same thing from Tai Lopez 2 yrs ago. nice animation.
Yup Tai is one of my students
just to say i like your vids 😚
Just to say I like your comment 😊
Can´t open your 100 books list - website has too much traffic and is suspended.
Upgraded my website, should be working now 😊
This doesn't work for Accelerated reading for my school because they ask for details, what should I do
Many of these tips will still help improve your comprehension speed if you practice enough.
I’m supposed to be reading but instead I am taking time up by seeing how to read fast
Hopefully it pays off in the long run :)
Two of these tips ive done without knowing 😂😂
Have you ever gave some thought on why you have the need to share what you have learned? I have the same urge but haven't figure out what is the motivation. Perhaps you can figure it out.
There many reasons. Perhaps you actually want to help the people you're sharing with, perhaps they're a friend or a loved one you actually want to help. Then there's more selfish reasons, like to boost your ego, to make yourself feel or appear more important and intelligent. There's also what I mentioned in the video, to help you remember the concepts you've learned.
Positively Brainwashed never really considered the selfish aspect of it. I'll introspect on it more. Perhaps I think that I want to help others.
you definitely went through Tai Lopez's 67 steps 😂😂
Perhaps :) but many of these are from others and experience
Anyone else here because they want to be able to read like Spencer Reid or Barry Allen
i need to poooop
You really should avoid using google translate to do the translation of the description below the video. The sentences make absolutely no sense.
I agree, Google needs to improve their translations.
Your website isn't resolving for me: positivelybrainwashed.com/books
It quickly redirects to blank page for random webhost.
Hi, the traffic for my website reached its limit. Usually this doesn't happen until the end of the month (It was free). But my traffic has been increasing dramatically. So I bought unlimited bandwidth for a year earlier yesterday. My host just has to confirm and review the transaction first. It should be up sometime soon.
wow i really liked your video. i want to suggest you that if you want book suggestions then go to gatesnotes.com. seriously bill gates really suggests nice books to read.
P.S. i am not saying because i am impressed that he is a billionaire but i genuinely felt that way after reading one of his suggested books. so try it once.
:)
Have you really read a book a day?!
The year I made this video, yes.
This is fokin retorded dude
Thank you!
Did you just reference Richard Dawkins? Dawkin's books disprove themselves and his theories dissolve as you read each of his chapters. I get it you are trying to create content, but realize that a guy that has made a fool out of himself by literally refuting his own theories is probably not a good quote to use for speed reading. Good luck to you, sorry I liked your video until you quoted and referenced a deranged man that says he does not believe in intelligent design and then states that he believes in Supreme advanced Aliens (literally intelligent design) being the creators of life.
When Dawkins talks about aliens, he's simply making a hypothesis. I don't think you really follow or understand his perspective if you've come to the conclusion he thinks aliens are creators. He's an agnostic atheists, meaning he doesn't know if there's a God or not. But he assumes there isn't because he's not convinced.
I wanted to report this video for not having enough views! this should be mandatory learning in schools. thank you so much
Lol my notification on my phone simply said, "I wanted to report this video..." got me a bit worried there. But really appreciate the feedback. 😊
i listen to a loop of recorded whale farts whenever i read. really helps.
I'll have to try that sometime 👍