Josh Kaufman | 20 Hours to Learn Anything (Key Points Talk)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มิ.ย. 2024
- How long does it take to learn something? Malcom Gladwell's book "Outliers" message is commonly distorted to make you think it takes 10,000 hours. Josh Kaufman explains how through his research he discovered it takes 20 hours to learn something (i.e. get the hang of it). In just 45 minutes a day for about a month, you can be relatively proficient in whatever skill you have been wanting to learn.
The steps are to
1. Deconstruct the skill
2. Learn enough so that you can self-correct yourself
3. Remove barriers that prevent or make it difficult to practice
4. Commit from the start to practice at least 20 hours
If you enjoyed this, check out the full 20 minute talk here where you can also see Josh demonstrate the results of his 20 hours of practice.
• The first 20 hours -- ...
Full talk's description:
"Josh Kaufman is the author of the #1 international bestseller, 'The Personal MBA: Master the Art of Business', as well as the upcoming book 'The First 20 Hours: Mastering the Toughest Part of Learning Anything.' Josh specializes in teaching people from all walks of life how to master practical knowledge and skills. In his talk, he shares how having his first child inspired him to approach learning in a whole new way. "
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"The major barrier to skill acquisition isn't intellectual... It's emotional". That's it !
There is no Hack to learn Faster JUST START.. I started Learning guitar and I was impressed the first 8hours And Am still going.. 20hours and Boom.. You're in it
This changed my life so much that I made a TH-cam channel dedicated to this teaching.
ohh thanks dude , you handpicked all key pts i was bored seeing the original ones
I just finished my 20th hour of Piano and to be honest I am impressed with how far I've come.
What skills are you guys wanting to learn?
This is a super powerful channel, lots of value. Thanks for taking the time to make these, I really appreciate them.
Thanks for the kind comment! It makes this all the worth doing.
Brilliant ! Short , straight to the point and e
Brilliant ! Short , straight to the point and explained exceptionally well 👍😊 Appreciate yr time and effort THANK YOU 🙏
Handwriting, Music writing, Video making
Thanks❣️ I am hoping to get up and running with basic bass guitar and with painting abstract art. I know my block is primarily emotional, secondarily interruptions from work life :-) but your 20 hours suggestion is a very doable great goal!
In addition to that, if you're learning to play a 🎸 (bass) always practice 45 minutes before sleep and another 45 minutes the next day before you hop into the next chapter and you will see a drastic change in your skills 👊
Happy learning!
Thank you
to become a real public speaker. I hate the rule of grammar. So I decide to learn speak english with TED and learn how to become public speaker.
should be grammar rule instead of grammar's rule?
thanks
This 20 hours rule (like the 10,000 hours rule) is a vast oversimplification. You certainly can learn a lot in 20 hours but you will not reach a point where you have even moderate competence in more complex skills areas such as learning a language or cooking. I have been trying to learn French for over 3 years and am still far from proficient. Great points in the talk but his last statement is not realistic.
So is that 20 hours for each subskill or 20 hours for the overall goal?
0:45
"Feeling stupid at the start doesn't feel good" No it doesn't, buuuut, that's my favourite time. You're just beginning, nobody expects anything of you, the only pressure is what you put on yourself. I embrace it, lean into the wonderful noise I make as I start to learn something just above where I am. I can play the ukulele to a bit past beginner level, if I wanna try new chords or a fingerpick pattern it's part of the fun to see how I can fuck it up. Takes some of the stress out of sounding bad. The beginning is when there's the most to learn and it's most fun for me ^_^
Wow! That's a really positive way of seeing it. The "feeling stupid at the start" part is usually the thing i hate most
I want learn math.. 😁
I want to learn French language
who else is here b'cuz of school?
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Who's here from PDB
Yay, from PDB coach💃💃💃
Super glad to come across this video, God bless you for sharing sir.
Learn to write in Japanese in 20 hours. I dare you.
You probably won't be writing whole sentences of kanji, but you might be able to write in hiragana and katakana at a first grade level in 20 hours.
It is like to associate unique syllable sounds to some 60 pictures [no kanji] so I think that it could take like 4 hours as a max [ focused study then dictations]... if you take it by pure anki flash card exposure [not being able to write a dictation] this should be more like 2 or 3 hours . With kanji one speaks about Chinese..
I hate over toned talk....plz don't mind.
A language in 20 hours ? What a joke
You could learn a traveler’s Q & A level in 20 hours!
You can still learn the basics of a language in 20 hours. This is not about being perfect, this is about being just good.
@@snowcode953 yeah i agree if it's only basics of course.
You can learn enough of a language in 20 hours to: leave the airport, go to a hostel/hotel, order food, thank a stranger for help, get to a site, go back to the airport, board the correct plane back home. There!! You successfully communicated efficiently to get things done in a foreign land.
Now if you want to get proficient enough to live there, then yes you will need someone to help develop you over a period of months.
The idea hear is basic competence. Are you going to learn an instrument to pro level in 20 hours? No. Will you be able to hold court over a camp-fire? Probably. So for language you'll probably have tourist level in that time