Welcome back. Keep leveling up and please keep updating us with each milestone reached in both business and Quad. Your progress is great motivation for me.
hi daniel long time no see your videos are very help full i started brain training 1 month ago and it has significant benefits i tested my iq and i got 131 hope to see how much i will grow and thanks gonna watch this video
Thank you for the update! Two things that i would like to see in your videos are Processing speed training protocols (they mostly use UFOV in the studies) and how to schedule QNB for people with a job ! Thanks in advance!
Its crazy how much dreamier and slower I got once I reached a specific age, like someone flicked a switch. Would be cool if I could have my old fast brain back.
I'd love to hear about every "ability" you've unlocked with each N-back level. That'd make for a cool video and a decent carrot to motivate beginners like myself.
Please can you give a step by step roadmap for a beginner like me? Quad N Back is too much for me. I am not able to perform well in that. Its very daunting. Please help.
What was your average chess puzzle rating before you started brain training vs the average rating right now? And, what do you estimate your IQ to have been before and after those same points in time?
@@InfiniteIQI tested at 125 iq and have reached a peak of 3291 in a year and a half starting at 400 elo though, so not sure what the relation for iq is? Please do offer insights!
Well, I have a question. In management, there are always these so-called controllers - people responsible for setting goals, planning, execution, and making adjustments based on results. Do you have a similar process? I mean the basics, like SMART goals, realistic planning with time buffers, and maintaining a work-life balance. It's a bit concerning when you say things like "I should be able to do X" or "I hope Y happens." You cannot control these outcomes. You can only do your best, and you clearly try hard. So, in a way, you've already achieved your goal of earning the maximum amount you can because you only exist in the present moment. It's like thinking a doctor only becomes a doctor on the day they receive their certification, when in reality, it's a continuous and slow process. The same goes for building wealth. In my opinion, you might benefit from having a more long-term, less opportunistic plan. Most people say social connections and emotional expression are among the most important things in life. Anyway, I wish you the best and am curious to see how your journey unfolds.
Welcome back Daniel. I would like to ask you a question if you don't mind: What is the maximum number of premises you can master with RFT-based training? And what options have you activated?
Can you talk about how increaseing iq has or has not improved the consumption of new information as well memory and memory and memory formation, thanks. It would also be cool to see you actually training in quad n back. In still having trouble im quad 2 and 3 lol.
Here is my question . When you do an hour session do you go for an hour straight or do you break it up? If so , what is the duration of your breaks and how many breaks do you take ?
@@InfiniteIQ thank you for answering . One more question . How much more beneficial is Quad than Dual ? I’ve been trying Quad 1 back and wow it’s difficult . Partially because I’m getting used to the key settings
Sports betting is a hard way to make money. Not impossible but hard. Sure you are making money right now so it is working. Before when "casual" bookies did not put limits so easily and there was less knowledge the edges where way higher. It is also capped way to make money so maybe you can't make a hundreds of millions with it, but for sure few million a year is possible and just keep increasing the bankroll and also invest on other things. Hopefully you can build algorithms that work and upgrade you success. Also just getting much as possible betting volume with that +ev is way to go. Maybe finding more picks during the week could be nice way to increase volume.
@@InfiniteIQ Yeah and maybe automating things much as possible or/and hiring someone to run it so cash keeps coming but does not take your time anymore. Ofc sure there is some business opportunities around sports betting that also possible. And with USA market growing maybe more than we think
I saw your response about the pallets. Hahaha I misheard. I knew I had gotten something off. I'm also in the rental arbitrage business, but in Asia. I'm assuming Australia has been hit with the same slowdown of tourism as East Asia. Are you looking to transition into something else considering the cooldown of the post-cvid boom?
Yes it has definitely slowed down, it will probably just be very cyclical, with some very good years and some very average years. Ideally i will transition away from it though once i find a new opportunity with much more potential (possibly sports betting)
Any tips to get started in sports betting? You started with matched betting? Also, how come you chose this route (rental arbitrage + sports betting)? Thanks and I love your content
whats the progression like on quad n back? how many sessions/months does it take to advance from each level to the next? would be cool to see an "expectation/estimation graph" for that
Glad to see you back :) One question (no offense, just curious) : is it high IQ to have as your "n°1 goal to make as much money as possible". Isn't it an obvious simplistic thinking fallacy ("more is always better"). Life has many rewarding facets (financial success being only one of them) so I find it an incredible waste of time to chase money beyond what's necessary to be comfortable and do whatever you want (within reason and awareness of opportunity cost of where else you could have put these mental/time resources instead)
@@InfiniteIQ Ok, so you wanna get there as fast as possible then, , it makes sense. What amount of money do you feel like you need to accumulate, if you don't mind sharing ? just curious
You say that you need to do QNB consistently, otherwise the benefits and gains start to wither away. This is interesting because working memory capacity remains constant, the reason I'd say that it feels like its dropping back is because there isn't an internal pressure to keep it at the same capacity. Partaking in more intellectual activities, or simply trying to refine your intellectual tools will help maintain your capacity rather than letting it drop. I'd say practicing the art of writing would be worthwhile. Jordan Peterson has said stuff on the power of writing, I suggest you check it out.
@@InfiniteIQ I recognise that, but in a different vein, there are people like me who have never done any sort of brain training and still have high IQs - I have an IQ of 157. One of the subcategories tested digit span, I scored in the 99.9th percentile for it. The gym analogy isn't the best, it follows a similar structure but there is a key difference. Working memory capacity is the capacity at which you can process and maintain sensory information. The only way to expand and push against the container holding sensory information is to push and expand the container by increasing amount of incoming sensory information. You dont need n-back to do this, information is all around us. Simply being mindful and absorbing sensory information is a form of maintenence. You are correct that the only way to maintain muscle mass is by attending the gym regularly, thats because that's (basically) the only way to maintain. It's localised. We are surrounded by sensory information constantly. We aren't always surrounded by weights.
@@sae_dd What you say is something I've been thinking about lately, but I don't know how I could use my working memory constantly to train it in my day to day life outside of nback
Wow , N back seems like the king of Brain training -i would also ask what do u think of relational brain training its another type of brain training that is looking really promising .
Hi Daniel, I want to do 1 hour of brain training, and I wanted to know if I am required to do 1 hour straight, without stopping? Or can I do, for example: 20 minutes in the morning, 20 minutes in the afternoon and 20 minutes in the evening? Or 30 minutes in the morning and 30 minutes at another time of the day? My question is whether the important thing is to do 1 hour a day, regardless of how. Thanks Daniel
Hello, I have just discovered your channel. Since my English is weak, I cannot understand everything you say. What is your routine, how many hours a day do you do it and you are talking about n dual back and quad n back, which one should I start with? I would be very happy if you could answer.
Hello Daniel, I was wondering if you think 60 minutes every day is over training, because sometimes I actively want to train more because it's so fun, Would you agree that it is a sign of my mind telling me to do more?
I’m 19 so if I was to do brain training 90 minutes every second day starting from an in 115 when will I reach 130. Secondly, I did 120 hours of training for a year and stoped for about 9 months how much gains will I have lost
Not my current businesses, as i don't want to attract additional competition to them. But once i outgrow a business i will share exactly how to do it on this channel (like i did with the pallet business)
The most accurate tests in the world can't measure beyond 160 IQ so there is little point testing again now when i am already in the 150-155 range at least
Please comment on what your thinking level is based on this chart: The author also said, ''I have, since answering these questions, realized that my “IQ” chart really takes what’s known as “little g”, and correlates it to the IQ range. So it’s really a “little g” chart instead of IQ. This doesn’t matter in terms of how the estimation process works or what it means, just that it’s not a great representation of IQ because IQ itself is only an estimation of “g”.''--Elliott Kelley 50-70: actions 70-90: labels 90-110: feelings 110-130: logic 130-150: patterns 150-170: fuzzy logic 170-190: fuzzy patterns 190-210: “heart of the problem” It’s the ability to think in terms of non-concepts. like thinking about “an apple that isn’t an apple”. Division by 0 ought to make sense at this level. Another way to think about it is: the mandelbrot fractal measures the number of steps taken to arrive at a fail state. So what if we consider the space of all not-answers to a question, and measure relative differences between them using various metrics? the metric used, and the fractal generated, should be the basis of thought of a 210-230 “g” person. This requires a grasp of the heart of the concept, and uses it to contrast with everything that is not that concept. It’s a fractal map of everything from the hart of the concept to everything else.''---Elliot Kelley
Literally saw this on the gifted or cognitive testing subreddit yesterday and wanted to comment so bad that I also saw it on a quora thread but I couldn’t because I’m banned😭😭😭🙏🏳️⚧️
The 🐐 returns
I'm so happy to see you again!
Glad to have you back. Keep working hard for more success.
So excited for your progress, Daniel. I can’t wait to see what happens at 9-back!
Welcome back. Keep leveling up and please keep updating us with each milestone reached in both business and Quad. Your progress is great motivation for me.
Great to see you are back! Can't wait for more videos
its been so long since I seen you upload I am glad you are back and I think you really should upload more
NO WAY THE KING IS BACK
hi daniel long time no see your videos are very help full i started brain training 1 month ago and it has significant benefits i tested my iq and i got 131 hope to see how much i will grow and thanks gonna watch this video
Practice musical instrument most effective
what was your iq beforehand?
@@noderzleadgen i tested my iq before starting brain training
Thank you for the update! Two things that i would like to see in your videos are Processing speed training protocols (they mostly use UFOV in the studies) and how to schedule QNB for people with a job !
Thanks in advance!
Please share more brain training exercises, I LOVE YOU!
Great to see you again
Relieved that you didnt stop youtube !
lets go, im also trying to reach an higher IQ, thank you for sharing your video!
Welcome back !
Thanks
Its crazy how much dreamier and slower I got once I reached a specific age, like someone flicked a switch. Would be cool if I could have my old fast brain back.
start training
@@InfiniteIQ For sure, already putting in work. Thanks for your video!
How’s your fitness/health journey?
I'd love to hear about every "ability" you've unlocked with each N-back level. That'd make for a cool video and a decent carrot to motivate beginners like myself.
Yes i'll make a video about that
Did you talk about image streaming as an IQ training technique?
I don't recommend it
Garbage. Don’t do it
@@InfiniteIQ Why?
@@lashyn4221 Why?
Please can you give a step by step roadmap for a beginner like me? Quad N Back is too much for me. I am not able to perform well in that. Its very daunting. Please help.
start off with dual
Yep go dual and switch to quad when level 6-8
What was your average chess puzzle rating before you started brain training vs the average rating right now? And, what do you estimate your IQ to have been before and after those same points in time?
from 1400 to 3000 and IQ from 136 to 150+ i made a separate video about chess already
@@InfiniteIQ 3000? OMG
@@InfiniteIQI tested at 125 iq and have reached a peak of 3291 in a year and a half starting at 400 elo though, so not sure what the relation for iq is? Please do offer insights!
I have a feeling you will start selling courses soon.
I'm not interested in that
Well, I have a question. In management, there are always these so-called controllers - people responsible for setting goals, planning, execution, and making adjustments based on results. Do you have a similar process? I mean the basics, like SMART goals, realistic planning with time buffers, and maintaining a work-life balance.
It's a bit concerning when you say things like "I should be able to do X" or "I hope Y happens." You cannot control these outcomes. You can only do your best, and you clearly try hard. So, in a way, you've already achieved your goal of earning the maximum amount you can because you only exist in the present moment. It's like thinking a doctor only becomes a doctor on the day they receive their certification, when in reality, it's a continuous and slow process. The same goes for building wealth.
In my opinion, you might benefit from having a more long-term, less opportunistic plan. Most people say social connections and emotional expression are among the most important things in life. Anyway, I wish you the best and am curious to see how your journey unfolds.
Less optimism is never the correct answer
Can you do a video about this brain training method called relational training and what u think about it?
Yes i'll make a video on that
@@InfiniteIQ Yes please do.
Welcome back Daniel.
I would like to ask you a question if you don't mind:
What is the maximum number of premises you can master with RFT-based training? And what options have you activated?
Can you talk about how increaseing iq has or has not improved the consumption of new information as well memory and memory and memory formation, thanks. It would also be cool to see you actually training in quad n back. In still having trouble im quad 2 and 3 lol.
Here is my question . When you do an hour session do you go for an hour straight or do you break it up? If so , what is the duration of your breaks and how many breaks do you take ?
I try and do it all in one sitting, with little breaks in-between
@@InfiniteIQ thank you for answering . One more question .
How much more beneficial is Quad than Dual ? I’ve been trying Quad 1 back and wow it’s difficult . Partially because I’m getting used to the key settings
What app yis good for Quad nback for beginners? thank you for the video!
I use Brain Workshop
I subscribed today 😂
a question i really want an answer to, does your brain feel more noisy that it becomes stressful? and if so how are you handling the extra speed .
I wouldn't say stressful, but it is harder to relax as ideas are constantly flowing
Hey Daniel, how's your ability to visualize? Is it near photorealism? Did quad improve it in anyway?
My visualisation is very poor, it didn't improve at all
Sports betting is a hard way to make money. Not impossible but hard. Sure you are making money right now so it is working. Before when "casual" bookies did not put limits so easily and there was less knowledge the edges where way higher. It is also capped way to make money so maybe you can't make a hundreds of millions with it, but for sure few million a year is possible and just keep increasing the bankroll and also invest on other things. Hopefully you can build algorithms that work and upgrade you success. Also just getting much as possible betting volume with that +ev is way to go. Maybe finding more picks during the week could be nice way to increase volume.
Yeh the goal is to make a few million from it, then move on to something else more scalable
@@InfiniteIQ Yeah and maybe automating things much as possible or/and hiring someone to run it so cash keeps coming but does not take your time anymore. Ofc sure there is some business opportunities around sports betting that also possible. And with USA market growing maybe more than we think
Whats your current protocol for brain training.
I saw your response about the pallets. Hahaha I misheard. I knew I had gotten something off. I'm also in the rental arbitrage business, but in Asia. I'm assuming Australia has been hit with the same slowdown of tourism as East Asia. Are you looking to transition into something else considering the cooldown of the post-cvid boom?
Yes it has definitely slowed down, it will probably just be very cyclical, with some very good years and some very average years. Ideally i will transition away from it though once i find a new opportunity with much more potential (possibly sports betting)
Solving real problems is a better way to get rich than sports betting tbh
Yes, but there is huge variance in solving real problems (start ups), for every one that succeeds there are 10 that fail
pls tell more about dual n block
I train Quad n back, not dual
@@InfiniteIQ quad n-back is MUCH harder
Any tips to get started in sports betting? You started with matched betting? Also, how come you chose this route (rental arbitrage + sports betting)? Thanks and I love your content
I'll make a video about sports betting soon
whats the progression like on quad n back? how many sessions/months does it take to advance from each level to the next?
would be cool to see an "expectation/estimation graph" for that
I shared my graph in my main brain training video
Thank you for video. What about mistakes and dificultyes you meet on your path?
i love you your channel it's basically my favourite if you have time and like psychological complex mind games read Liar Game
I'd like you to talk more about this high definition vision thing.
And where do you play quad nback?
Yes i can talk more about that in another video. I use Brain Workshop for the training
Glad to see you back :) One question (no offense, just curious) : is it high IQ to have as your "n°1 goal to make as much money as possible". Isn't it an obvious simplistic thinking fallacy ("more is always better"). Life has many rewarding facets (financial success being only one of them) so I find it an incredible waste of time to chase money beyond what's necessary to be comfortable and do whatever you want (within reason and awareness of opportunity cost of where else you could have put these mental/time resources instead)
My level of financial success required to be comfortable is quite high, beyond that i will look to other endeavours
@@InfiniteIQ Ok, so you wanna get there as fast as possible then, , it makes sense. What amount of money do you feel like you need to accumulate, if you don't mind sharing ? just curious
@@mikehome9548 You need minimum 3 million dollars liquid to live a comfortable life
God has spoken again.
You say that you need to do QNB consistently, otherwise the benefits and gains start to wither away. This is interesting because working memory capacity remains constant, the reason I'd say that it feels like its dropping back is because there isn't an internal pressure to keep it at the same capacity. Partaking in more intellectual activities, or simply trying to refine your intellectual tools will help maintain your capacity rather than letting it drop. I'd say practicing the art of writing would be worthwhile. Jordan Peterson has said stuff on the power of writing, I suggest you check it out.
No, it's like the gym, if you stop going you lose your gains
@@InfiniteIQ I recognise that, but in a different vein, there are people like me who have never done any sort of brain training and still have high IQs - I have an IQ of 157. One of the subcategories tested digit span, I scored in the 99.9th percentile for it.
The gym analogy isn't the best, it follows a similar structure but there is a key difference.
Working memory capacity is the capacity at which you can process and maintain sensory information.
The only way to expand and push against the container holding sensory information is to push and expand the container by increasing amount of incoming sensory information.
You dont need n-back to do this, information is all around us. Simply being mindful and absorbing sensory information is a form of maintenence.
You are correct that the only way to maintain muscle mass is by attending the gym regularly, thats because that's (basically) the only way to maintain. It's localised.
We are surrounded by sensory information constantly. We aren't always surrounded by weights.
@@sae_dd What you say is something I've been thinking about lately, but I don't know how I could use my working memory constantly to train it in my day to day life outside of nback
Wow , N back seems like the king of Brain training -i would also ask what do u think of relational brain training its another type of brain training that is looking really promising .
Hi Daniel, could you give advice on how to learn the sports betting strategies? Is there a way to get started with this?
I'll make a video about that soon
@@InfiniteIQ Awesome :)
Hi Daniel, I want to do 1 hour of brain training, and I wanted to know if I am required to do 1 hour straight, without stopping? Or can I do, for example: 20 minutes in the morning, 20 minutes in the afternoon and 20 minutes in the evening? Or 30 minutes in the morning and 30 minutes at another time of the day? My question is whether the important thing is to do 1 hour a day, regardless of how. Thanks Daniel
Yes you can split it up during the day
Hello, I have just discovered your channel. Since my English is weak, I cannot understand everything you say. What is your routine, how many hours a day do you do it and you are talking about n dual back and quad n back, which one should I start with? I would be very happy if you could answer.
Start with Quad n back not dual
Do you implement any strategies for quad n back?
No i try to do it as naturally as possible
What's your chess elo? Show your player name
ELO is only 1500 or lower depending on format, i rarely play and brain training only improved my tactical ability (puzzles) which got to over 3000
Hello. Why sports betting instead of trading financial derivatives? Bigger/easier edge?
I do both, but yes sports betting is easier
Have you considered learning programming and making a business (or your own AI betting models)?
I have considered it, but i haven't found much need for it at the moment
Hello Daniel, I was wondering if you think 60 minutes every day is over training, because sometimes I actively want to train more because it's so fun, Would you agree that it is a sign of my mind telling me to do more?
Yes 60 mins every day is overtraining, you may get stagnant progress by doing that
Can you make a video on recent AI developments? Primarily how it impacts trading and business, as well as what to do about it.
Yes i am planning to talk about that soon
And when will you take another IQ test ?
When i hit Quad 9 Back
@@InfiniteIQ I’ll try to hit quad 9 back with you then !
I’m 19 so if I was to do brain training 90 minutes every second day starting from an in 115 when will I reach 130. Secondly, I did 120 hours of training for a year and stoped for about 9 months how much gains will I have lost
with 9 months off you would have lost most of your gains, but they will come back fast when you start training again
Will you test your iq again in a year or so? How is your nutrition, sleep and fitness?
I'll go into that in another video
why not engage in brain enhancing activities that are already a part of your schedule, instead of having to "fit it in"?
Yes i let it slip to #2 priority (behind making money) but i think it needs to be kept at #1 priority at all times
Do you know how your fluid inteligence increased if quad N back didn't require you to solve any probloems
working memory is the backbone of fluid intelligence
@@InfiniteIQ If I'll train quad N Back for 3 hours a day to overstimulate my neurons would i have a lot better results?
Is it useful to make every day Dual-N Back training for twenty minutes, because I don’t make any progress?
Every second day is better
you ever consider showing the business models on youtube and show us how much money you make out of them in a year ?
Not my current businesses, as i don't want to attract additional competition to them. But once i outgrow a business i will share exactly how to do it on this channel (like i did with the pallet business)
@@InfiniteIQ thank you for your quick response! Its quiet remacable that you can build businesses out of nothing that generate 10k plus revenue.
video is very quiet
Put the volume up
@@darkswordguy128 I did xd
Take another IQ test to measure the increase post-brain training!
The most accurate tests in the world can't measure beyond 160 IQ so there is little point testing again now when i am already in the 150-155 range at least
hey man, please get your iq measured we wanna see the results it has been 5 yrs of your training
Have found out any other ways to increase your iq
I'm experimenting with multiple methods at the moment
Please comment on what your thinking level is based on this chart:
The author also said, ''I have, since answering these questions, realized that my “IQ” chart really takes what’s known as “little g”, and correlates it to the IQ range. So it’s really a “little g” chart instead of IQ. This doesn’t matter in terms of how the estimation process works or what it means, just that it’s not a great representation of IQ because IQ itself is only an estimation of “g”.''--Elliott Kelley
50-70: actions
70-90: labels
90-110: feelings
110-130: logic
130-150: patterns
150-170: fuzzy logic
170-190: fuzzy patterns
190-210: “heart of the problem” It’s the ability to think in terms of non-concepts. like thinking about “an apple that isn’t an apple”. Division by 0 ought to make sense at this level. Another way to think about it is: the mandelbrot fractal measures the number of steps taken to arrive at a fail state. So what if we consider the space of all not-answers to a question, and measure relative differences between them using various metrics? the metric used, and the fractal generated, should be the basis of thought of a 210-230 “g” person. This requires a grasp of the heart of the concept, and uses it to contrast with everything that is not that concept. It’s a fractal map of everything from the hart of the concept to everything else.''---Elliot Kelley
My best guess is that i range from patterns through fuzzy logic and fuzzy patterns
Literally saw this on the gifted or cognitive testing subreddit yesterday and wanted to comment so bad that I also saw it on a quora thread but I couldn’t because I’m banned😭😭😭🙏🏳️⚧️