How to Learn a New Skill Quickly: A 4-Step Process

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Title	:	How to Learn a New Skill Quickly: A 4-Step Process
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Thanks to you every difficulties become staggeringly easy even I could expend my English skills
Comment from : Samandar Abdurakhmanov

that video was so good, I took notes of everything I hope I can put them into practice since today Thanks Thomas, you do so much well to the world
Comment from : Rafael Santiago Bueno Ardila

excellent
Comment from : Mind Body Success Strategies

LEGIT
Comment from : Exclusiveperception

THANKS A LOT FOR THIS VEDIO
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Comment from : Seperated

Worth watching
Comment from : Muhammad Tariq Jamal

Liked and Subscribed Yeah, these videos provide a lot of value Thank you very much!!
Comment from : skconform

how did you learn After Effects? Could you please make a video about it?
Comment from : Merdan Bayramov

Much love
Comment from : Houda Hadadi

very good , practical and informative Thanks
Comment from : Dr Fariborz Faeghi

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Comment from : Dr Seku Gathers

5 years later and its still one of my favorites!
Comment from : Cindy Becerra

This is a very instructive video ❤️brThank you for the content, love from Morocco
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Comment from : Meschach Ramsay

Start NOW There's NEVER ever a perfect time
Comment from : Henry Chang

I think it alsome i love it
Comment from : Herbert Jones

The best video I’ve ever watched
Comment from : QuestHuntersGaming

Thanks for a great presentation, swift, right to the point description Very useful and inspiring!
Comment from : Johannes Steinray

I'm looking how to make learning a skill naturally if that makes sensebrLike for instance I'm evedently learning Spanish it feel natural very effortlessly Talking people that only speak Spanish and music to tv
Comment from : TheLMJVG

I wanna learn dancing but I'm have Ng trouble deconstructing the skill lmao
Comment from : viego

I think my brain is just broken
Comment from : twitchster77

4yrs later Thank you Frankjust saved a life💖🤝
Comment from : We Rock

This was a great video
Comment from : Khalil Jibran

There is no shortcut to success
Comment from : Punjab History by Nouman

Great one man!
Comment from : Karthek Iyer

Great video very helpful 👌🏽
Comment from : Miss Georgia

Kinda creepy you knew the temptation of trying to instruct a perfect plan before actually even starting a new learned skill set Not going to lie, I stopped, Paused and went “how did he know I was thinking exactly that!” 😂
Comment from : N

I thank God for having lots of skills and lots of knowledge!
Comment from : Luís Autodidata

Thank you
Comment from : Joe Doe

Great video and tips, thank you!
Comment from : James Boland

The content is really helpful and dude u have got beautiful eyes
Comment from : Shalini Kumari

Such a great tips I'm so happy when I find videos that are actually very helpful and applyable Thank you!
Comment from : TheMiaxela

RIP TO PEOPLE WHO WANT TO START DRAWING THIS NOT GONNA WORK FOR U 😂😂😂😂😂
Comment from : noob antimonitor101

Great video! More books on this topic of skill development?
Comment from : JP Rickus

So nobody's gonna talk about how the skill he was "practicing" on the phone was the be immune to fire?
Comment from : Lag Monster

I'm curious how he was practicing being immune to fire That was an amazing skill Thanks for the great work
Comment from : alkindi ibrahim

Extremely useful video! Can't thank you enough!
Comment from : peace l

Thank you! I listen to your videos in order to gain new perceptive
Comment from : PA Journey

Just wanted to point something out for discussion’s sake You mentioned that Netflix is a lot less useful than skillshare, which would seem to subtly imply that watching television is a waste of timebrbrI don’t think watching television is a waste of time I only point this out because it’s so often used as an expression to denote someone or something which is uncreative, inactive, or otherwise inept/unsatisfactory in some way But watching TV is no more a waste of time than reading fiction A stage—and perhaps an ongoing one—of consuming narrative is absolutely vital for a successful storyteller, whether that be a novelist, a screenwriter, a playwright, or whateverbrbrAs an aspiring novelist, I take advantage of every little piece of story I consume by analyzing it, deconstructing it, judging it and criticizing the living hell out of it Despite having learned the craft of storytelling as communicated via prose, I find that I give much more salient critical insight regarding movies and TV shows now than I ever have beforebrbrAnd that brings me to my next little sub-tangent What you don’t realize while you’re honing a skill is the huge number of things you’ve already mastered (as it pertains to that skill) If you’re a practiced, professional-quality graphic novelist, the learning curve for writing short stories will naturally tend to be much flatter than it would be for someone who hasn’t ever tried to seriously analyze plot, character, themes, symbols and so on in any meaningful waybrbrThe lesson to take from this unorganized and spontaneous comment about that insignificant little irrelevant thing you said in jest is this: to hone a skill, it’s best to constantly be looking for opportunities to apply the principles of the skill you’re learning to things which seem unrelated on a surface level You might not think physics class is interesting until you find ways to exploit that knowledge to excel in sports After all, physical objects behave according to the laws of physics Of course, I don’t know specific examples of how one might apply physics to sports because that was off the top of my head, but it’s a decent enough example and this comment is getting way too long so I’m gonna stop now
Comment from : Jebediah’s Emporium

And for rocket league mechanics?
Comment from : Obeliant

Pls ppl I really need an answer to my question is it better to learn skills from websites or from YouTube ? What's the best way?
Comment from : Mehdi KH

hello mgs
Comment from : EJAZ

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Comment from : Seyed Fayaz

Thanks for the awesome video Tom! I just learned to juggle, play the guitar, and solve the Rubik's cube (each within a week) based on your tips! I even started a YouTube channel to document my progress
Comment from : Rui Zhang

I'm so hard right now!
Comment from : justin cashion

Amazing contents 4 tips, & 3 Extra tips , with bonus! Totally Love it
Comment from : Donald J Joseph

Wow
Comment from : Jahid Shikder

Thank you This really is the video I've been looking for for a long time
Comment from : slenderboyz

A very usefull skill I learned is to type faster with the ten finger system Although now I am stuck at about 50-55 words per minute Does anyone got a tipp to go from having learned the skill to a advanced person?
Comment from : Mini Elite

The value you add in what you do, is most-literally up there along w/the best (who do this brbras well) What a throwback 'gem', from a few yrs ago! Thank you, Thomas, brother!
Comment from : David Grigsby

Useful video awesome Thank you
Comment from : deepamol p

Great video! It was very helpful Thanks for sharing!
Comment from : Pedro Montilla

this was a helpful video, please continue
Comment from : Lobsang Dorje-chang

Love this video Very helpful
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The simulacra is real
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Comment from : Hamid

Thanks
Comment from : Hamid

जय हिंद 🇮🇳 🇮🇳🇮🇳
Comment from : Guru The Great

I have been trying to learn the skill of sewing and been taking fabric to practice but people tell me that fabric is for people who are really good with sewing is that true?
Comment from : Joyce A

Love it💙
Comment from : Mr Airon Storm Van Wyk - High School Teacher

Mike Boyd
Comment from : Montrok

don't wish for less problems; wish for more skills -Jim Rohn
Comment from : SHADOW

any help how i can earn income or work in internet?
Comment from : Kennedy Sul

Ok, so my goal is to learn English in order to understand the videobrbr1st step: brbrbWait, what?/b
Comment from : Justine - GO

2:00
Comment from : I am

I have now known that we have to practice always
Comment from : Zenidane

Thomas would you please consider doing a video on how to be a better speaker? You mentioned you went through hours of intense sessions in the process of becoming such a good public speaker, you must have had some techniques you stuck to?brbrThanks
Comment from : Klamentyne

Thanks for the tips but can we practice all of the skills that we want in one day? I mean, can our brain handle that kind of practice or is it a waste of time?? For example, I want to learn trumpret, piano and programming(just for example)
Comment from : Robin Orbita Music

Can I be a skilled artist within 20 hours ?
Comment from : Maya zax

Very nice, thank you :)
Comment from : Andalalin Bim

Great video
Comment from : suraj sharma

If I wanna learn computer hacking, can I just grab a course on Udemy and watch every video of the course? But I start to lose interest with the course as time passes bywhat should I do?
Comment from : MiraToriMoonlight

Dude what's with u r hairline
Comment from : AR39

Arabic subs 😍❤️ Thank you so much brI learnt a lot
Comment from : Stellar Shiny

Good job brother
Comment from : Praveen

Thomas I found your channel couple weeks ago during my preparation to take the TOEFL exam I’m now your fan Congratulations for the content and for the inspiring person you’re Thank you so much for share your knowledge Greetings from São Paulo - Brazil
Comment from : Alexandre Dumas

Whoooooa Thomas! I watch your video out of curiosity and my class on Skillshare shows up @658 thank you so much for taking it and I hope you enjoyed it somehow and learned something about AE :) Wish you best of luck with anything you learn!
Comment from : Andrzej P

Great video
Comment from : Younes Choukri

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Comment from : hopelesslylost84😻

Thanks Could be useful for the hardest subject of all (harder than Math, Algebra, physics, philosophy): programming (coz' it's a combination of all that and more) God bless, Proverbs 31
Comment from : SevenDeMagnus

sorry can you start again i was distracted by your good looks :P
Comment from : Jayden Jones

Who are you and why do you have MegaMan and Netrunner in the background!!!???!!! I'm paying attention
Comment from : CMCAdvanced

Sir you have one of the best video collections necessary for society Hats off to you
Comment from : Shambhavi Yamgar

Simon Sinek is truly amazing !!
Comment from : Gustavo Kouri

Now I want to learn a skill
Comment from : Hisan Uswat

Has anyone used this technique to learn coding? I need help :P
Comment from : Darpan Shinde

Excellent video! There are also lots of great books out there to learn how to master a skill Some personal favorites are: Mastery by Robert Greene and The Talent Code by Daniel Coyle I recently did a summary/ review on The Talent Code if anyone wants to check that out (-:
Comment from : Kate Di Parra Design

Your video and presentation was excellent, thank you!
Comment from : Antonio Muñoz Toro

great video detail animations like the speech also :D
Comment from : Tomas

#question brHow to learn a skill or behavior you rarely use? Like asking questions, presenting, focusing when distracted, thinking positive when you are down, helping when help is due, so classic learning does not work, since you need the context / situation to actually practice So when the triggers appear you must remember that you want to learn and recall what you have already learned brAny ideas or experiences how to accomplish that?
Comment from : Martin Lichtblau

Hello Thomas, I really like your videos, you tell in this video that you train your working memory, can you tell me some of the exercise that you do for this?brbrThanks
Comment from : ALFREDO AVILA