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Thanks much! Will do :)

This is so true! The story of withdrawal and isolation is real. I think it also comes with younger generation not accepting hierarchical structure and demanding more of a flat organization. If someone is approaching you with authoritarian attitude, it’s much easier now to self-protect and redirect the focus to the work itself through working remotely. In this book, Nuclear Individuals, it introduced a story about “Oh, the senior employees? Yes, of course, I respect them. But, only for 5 min.”. It is caused by knowledge source being no longer limited to their senior employees, but from internet and other easily accessible sources. Therefore, the middle manager role is disappearing. Also, this reminds me of another book I read, called <New Type> (뉴타입의 시대). It was originally written by a Japanese author, Shu Yamaguchi in 2019. And, I read the Korean translated version of it (I don’t think English version is available). Basically, it says that people should have courage to walk away, as early as possible, from the organizations that we do not have aligned values with. Otherwise, we are feeding these organizations to grow further. Now, by tuning into connecting with positivity and finding the community of aligned values, everyone can experience the world more positively - as nuclear individuals.

@@withjaelinlee I have lived in Japan for years and had the opportunity to observe the culture as compared with my home country, and I'm also somewhat familiar with Korea and the challenges (crisis, I would say) it's going through socially. Different nations are responding differently to the 21st century...but we're all going through huge changes. As you say, we can now walk away from people and organisations who don't reflect our values. This is a huge power that we do have.

Interesting that you lived in Japan for years. And, it will be an interesting topic to take a peek into those responses of other countries. Yes, I am hopeful that not only the new generations, but also those of older generations to realize this power they have. And, finally they get to walk away for a fresh life (as now we have a longer life expectancy). :)

Can’t agree more! It is also encouraging to people who are just starting out. Often than not, there is a larger gap between day 0 and day 7 than between day 7 and day 1000. Starting off is the hardest part. Because it requires an activation energy (like in chemistry). Once beginners jump over this massive hump, the rest requires much less energy. 😊

That’s so sweet. Thank you so much, Abdullah! I have access to a Korean library here in Canada. And, I am travelling to South Korea later this year. So, you will hear more about Korean books surely in my channel :) Also, in Korea, we have many books in Japanese or other languages translated to Korean, but not available in English. I will introduce them to you here as well!

@@withjaelinlee Thanks Alot it's Really A gem 💎

Thanks @AI-cm8ny! I read lots of Korean books that are not yet available in English translated version. Come check again my channel for more of these summaries 😊

Hi @ILLRICARDO, Just curious - Why do you have to memorize all of that?

@@withjaelinleeMaybe they are amed student lol

Working on it! :)

@arnoldwoumfp Hi Arnold, glad to hear! Curious what you are learning currently and what you imagine as your ideal self in the future. Thanks for sharing your thoughts! :)

@@withjaelinlee it was very complicated stuff. The proof is that I’ve forgotten it. Certainly my brain thought that I will not use it again 😅

@@arnoldwoumfo haha. I see. Thanks for your reply! 🤣

@watcheronly71 Glad to know it worked out for you! You are making learning fun. That’s the most important fuel for learning. Keep it up! :) I recently created a video about making learning fun using kids books. Check it out if you are curious :) th-cam.com/video/ZxXLBy26UcM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=55iLvvahq7Q8eXJT

You're welcome! @bernhardhentschel5037

@valboolin3538 that’s a great question! It has been asked a few times here in the comment. I will look into creating a video for that :)

Would you like to read Novels?

Hey Abdullah, welcome back! :) So true. Especially paper books. There is a difference in quality of understanding when we read paper books vs e-books. Maryanne Wolf said in her book <Reader Come Home> that our comprehension and retention of knowledge is better with paper books. Our mode of reading e-books are more of scanning than throughly reading. I read 100+ books each year. So, I will share more of what I learned from books. Stay tuned! And, feel free to leave your book recommendation and why :)

I haven’t much. But, I started to get interested in novels lately. Especially short stories about future of human conditions. I recently read a Korean book <회색인간>, which puts human in different extreme situations and see how we may behave. It was so interesting because it made me question the idea of morality, fairness, technology advancement, and future. What do you have in mind?

@@withjaelinlee Books are Peoples best Friends and you are absolutely right the feelings you get from paper book during reading is never same at all with e reader or audio 🔉 books 📚 When you read with paper book the smell of pages During you turn the page 📄 all feelings are just Spectacular

@@withjaelinlee wow as you mentioned about Korean novel that you read it's exactly true humans are now in extreme situations technology Ai everything make the self centered no one have time for family or friends when i see group of friends sitting in hotel or park all of them are busy with their phones no one enjoy the moments nothing it's sad

Welcome Zakk! So happy that you’re here. I just published a new video on boosting adult brain with reading children’s books. Curious what you think :) th-cam.com/video/ZxXLBy26UcM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=8FpBhq1_BVfJfcsh

So true! ChatGPT is very bad at math questions. We also need to ask both sides of coins. For example, is honey good for health? And, is honey bad for health? So, we can check for biases and its tendencies to being too agreeable to what we are saying sometimes. Thanks for pointing that out! :)

@@withjaelinlee no problem.. keep up the good work 🤗👍

What other learning skills related videos do you watch that are informative, but too long?

i'm just appreciating your direct to the point vids. maybe soon i'll suggest content aligned with your niche. just do your thing ma'am 😊

Hi Vivek. That’s awesome! Feel free to share any other learning tips that helped you along the way when you were struggling in the past, if any. We are all in this together - Breaking free from our limits! :)

Thanks for your question. Can you share a bit more about where you’re stuck?

​​@@withjaelinleeso upse is a very very competitive exam in India to get into civil services So prob he struggles with retaining facts and information like names of imp people , dates etc

Thanks for sharing Alex. It seems like you’ve experienced the less known secret ingredient for learning - Forgetting! When we are taking a break from a topic, our brain does the job for us, making connections. With the fact that you used similar examples to study after, it probably helped you with retrieving what you learned by active recall. Not merely remembering, but actively utilizing the memory with a slight variation for a new example. Feel free to share more of your positive learning experiences for others to get inspired from! We are all in this together :)

Thank you for your kind words. Hope you check out my other videos, too! :)

Hey Abdullah, thanks for your message! I work as an AI Consultant with clients in US, Canada, Europe. I am from South Korea originally. I have been living in Canada for over 10 years. I have love for reading books and seeking for wisdoms beyond limit. I am a tinkerer who continuously experimenting ways to break boundaries of human potential. I have my own ups and downs, but I feel liberating when I feel the moment of insight. So, I am on a journey of sharing my authenticity and insights in hopes of attracting and gathering like-minded souls who uplift each other. If my message positively influences 1 person at a time, I am content :) As a next step - I am trying to come up with ways to interact more with a community of warm-hearted souls, in hopes to break the limit of our brains and minds together. Check out my LinkedIn profile: www.linkedin.com/in/jaelin-lee-23678458

@@withjaelinlee Really love your thinking and ideas you think for others my prayers are with you you will achieve much more in your life and may you go so Far and achieve all your Goals and Desires ♥ 🥀 am subscribing to your channel am physiotherapist your ideas help me too to get more further toward my goals

That warms my heart. Thank you for sharing. Sending my sincere support for your journey towards your dreams :)

Thanks for sharing, Marvin! I’ll check it out :)

So glad to hear! Keep it up :)

Thanks for sharing your journey, Shreyansh! It’s great to hear that you got to explore Phase 3 already :)

Whichever we choose, I think the most important thing is that we choose what we are truly interested in. It’s okay if you’re not good at it yet. As long as it interests you genuinely, you will become good at it sooner than later. If not interesting, at least try to explore ways to make it interesting. The wrong path is to choose something of no interest, but doing it because you should. It will create resentment and negative emotions which will leave a lasting impact.

First, I would look at the keywords/titles of each chapter of the topic. Then, I’d write down what I already know about it. If I encounter a question or if I am unclear, I’d start exploring from there. Another way is to quiz yourself on the topic first. Then, start learning about the areas that you got it wrong.

Thank you, will try my best.​@@withjaelinlee