Name: 如何快速學會任何事物？ ► 記憶專家教你 6個關鍵 - Jim Kwik 吉姆・快克（中英字幕）
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Modal verbs - A2

How fast can a child learn a musical instrument compared to an adult?

How fast can they learn a second or third language?

How many people you hear a song and it'll take you back to when you were a child?

How many people it's not a song but maybe it's a fragrance or a food that will take you back decades?

Because information combined with emotion became a long-term memory.

We don't do things logically all the time.

Emotionally, the state that you learn something in, the mood and the feelings that you learn something in, it's attached to what you want to learn.

I'm going to give you six keys to learn anything faster.

Six keys to learn any subject or skill faster.

Because if you believe you can or believe you can't, either way, what?

A lot of people say, oh, I have a bad memory, right?

They always say, I have memory or I have focus or I don't have focus or I have creativity.

There is no such thing as a good or bad memory.

There's just a trained memory and an untrained memory.

And your self-talk is a program it will run.

So if you tell yourself you're not good at remembering names, you will not remember the name of the next person you meet because you programmed your supercomputer not to.

Your mind is always eavesdropping on your self-talk.

Now, the E, I'm going to go through these really fast, is exercise.

And what I mean by this is I mean physical exercise.

Because your brain, the primary function of your brain is to control your movement.

If you want to learn any subject or skill faster, the F is to forget.

A lot of people don't learn faster because they feel like they know it already.

A lot of people don't learn because they haven't emptied their cup.

That you hear all these cliches, but there's truth in every cliche.

That your mind is like a parachute, it only works when it's what?

So you want to forget about anything else than what you're learning here temporarily.

The human brain and the mind doesn't learn consuming information, it learns through creating it.

You take notes, you ask questions, you participate in it.

That all learning is state dependent, right?

Most people, like when they read, they're in a bored state.

People wonder why they don't remember what they read.

Finally, the T in FAST and BFAST stands for teach.

You learn with the intention of teaching it to somebody else.

If you had to teach this to somebody when you got back home, your team, your family, your friends, would you learn it differently?

So you learn with the intention of teaching to somebody else.

Because when you teach something, you get to learn it twice.

If you could go back to that child inside of you, that younger self, and right now tell them something that they need to hear, what would that be?

And if you were to go in the future, one year, two years, five years, 10 years ahead in the future, I believe you have wisdom inside of you.

I believe you have greatness inside of you.

If you were to project 10 years ahead of time and look back on this day right now, what does your current self need to hear from your future self?

I have a quote that I get quoted on more than anything else.

That if an egg is broken by an outside force, life ends.

But if it's broken by an inside force, life begins.

And all great things begin on the inside.