"Focus on the journey, not the destination. Joy is not found in finishing an activity, but in doing it." Never really understood what the journey means until now. So ultimately the joy is learning to love the learning process.
The same thing Bruce lee said: "Add what is uniquely yours". That's why he had created a style which was a combination of what he had learned and then he was given the title: "The fist that shook the world". Such great lessons.
Go slow to go fast.......ABSOLUTELY correct. Thank you Josh. Fundamentals are like the base of the pyramid: wide and obvious. As the levels of the pyramid ascend, they narrow and become for DELIBERATE. I believe this was a secret the Egyptians were expressing in the design of them....wow
I watched it for 3 minutes and nothing is sinking in! 1.) The speakers voice is a little bit faster than what I am used to. 2.) I have clinical depression. 3.) Upset over someone having the right to disqualify me in a group that I didn’t want to belong in. 4.) Maybe just too stupid! 5.) All the above. I will take #5, it looks like a good number, life sucks, I just want to cry!
No one cares about your pity party. You watched it for 3 WHOLE MINUTES? Wow, I'm blown away by your commitment to learning. Watch it again. Go to the settings on the bottom right hand corner and decrease the speed to .75 original playback speed if he's too quick for you. Or .5 if you need. Never call yourself stupid, it is a self-fulfilling prophecy. If you consider yourself too stupid, then you ARE too stupid. Find your determination and do better.
I just watched the movie "innocent move" from Netflix and then searched what was the story behind this young kid. Thanks for your summary, I'm now motivated to study more about his art of learning.
Thanks a lot for this! We're looking into swapping out our existing video with this one. In the meantime, do you have any plans for Zen and The Art of Motorcycle Maintenance and Built to Last? #bookreview #booksummary #books #nonfiction
If this really is the core content of the book, it sounds like a pretty lightweight book. It's good if it helps people, but for me there is much more concrete and useful information in a book like Flow by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi. The three points presented here are useful tips for success in a given activity, but Flow shows the mechanism for _why_ these tips work and how you can restructure practically your entire life toward fulfillment, growth and 'success' via every activity you undertake.
Also, Productive Game rarely summarizes the entire book, only a few of the parts he likes about a book. That's his brand he says. He'd rather have consistent short summaries rather than comprehensive summaries.
Josh has changed his opinion about starting with slow. He says to jump into the deep end and that the more difficult task you take on early on the better. I started playing piano trying to read a book about theory. But made very slow progress. Then I turned on the radio, played Stevie Wonder greatest hits CD and tried playing on the fly. Three months later I could play songs with complex chords my theory book could never have thought me. Technique suffers but I could now make corrections in techniques. But I could play all the songs I always wanted to play.
Great video. The book is very subjective however and NOT research-based. He is no doubt an expert in chess and Tai Chi, but has no proper training in LEARNING. Much better is the book 'Peak' which you inspired me to read. Thanks.
"Research", especially in something as amorphous as 'learning', is highly overrated. It is much better to put your faith in someone like Waitzkin -- who excelled in two vastly different endeavours. "The Art of Learning" is also far more likely to be enjoyable than "research-based manuals on the cognitive acquisition of additional and different skills".
Lol He don't have time to read comments or reply He is an electrical engineer. He have job and read books So no time to reply to us. He don't care about subscribers at all. He just focus on creating point content and that will bring him fame not now. But it will take time
Respond to heart break with hard work…. Invest in loss is like failing forward. Love this!
U have mastered the art telling summaries...😁
True story
"Go slow to go fast " this quote motivated me !
"Focus on the journey, not the destination. Joy is not found in finishing an activity, but in doing it." Never really understood what the journey means until now. So ultimately the joy is learning to love the learning process.
Deep
Thank you youtube algorithm for recommending me this channel!
The same thing Bruce lee said: "Add what is uniquely yours".
That's why he had created a style which was a combination of what he had learned and then he was given the title: "The fist that shook the world".
Such great lessons.
Go slow to go fast.......ABSOLUTELY correct. Thank you Josh. Fundamentals are like the base of the pyramid: wide and obvious. As the levels of the pyramid ascend, they narrow and become for DELIBERATE. I believe this was a secret the Egyptians were expressing in the design of them....wow
Last lesson is so precious, turn your heartbreak into hardwork 🔥
I neeeded to hear that. Coming off a brutal heartbreak
I watched it for 3 minutes and nothing is sinking in!
1.) The speakers voice is a little bit faster than what I am used to.
2.) I have clinical depression.
3.) Upset over someone having the right to disqualify me in a group that I didn’t want to belong in.
4.) Maybe just too stupid!
5.) All the above.
I will take #5, it looks like a good number, life sucks, I just want to cry!
No one cares about your pity party. You watched it for 3 WHOLE MINUTES? Wow, I'm blown away by your commitment to learning. Watch it again. Go to the settings on the bottom right hand corner and decrease the speed to .75 original playback speed if he's too quick for you. Or .5 if you need. Never call yourself stupid, it is a self-fulfilling prophecy. If you consider yourself too stupid, then you ARE too stupid. Find your determination and do better.
Commit to practicing any musical instrument for 10 minutes a day and all your problems will dissolve
This presentation is outstanding. Congratulations.
Wow! Great summaries, they are natural, and free flowing. Thanks
Thank you for introducing me to good and great books. May the good Lord bless you.
Cheers d.
Thank you! Incredible information.
This is Phenomenal.
Loves your work and the value you are adding
Thanks
Thanks for the book recommendation! I'll be looking to add it to my 2020 list of books.
What books are currently on there
I hv all the appreciation in the world for you making this video ......thnx sir
Thank you for your teachings!
Omg... Soo perfect Book summary! Thankyouuuu sooooooo muchhh
He does an amazing job!
@@TheStrategicKeys yes! He deserves soo much!
I just watched the movie "innocent move" from Netflix and then searched what was the story behind this young kid. Thanks for your summary, I'm now motivated to study more about his art of learning.
Invest In Loss one of the greatest lesson
Thanks a lot for this! We're looking into swapping out our existing video with this one.
In the meantime, do you have any plans for Zen and The Art of Motorcycle Maintenance and Built to Last? #bookreview #booksummary #books #nonfiction
Totally underrated channel. I promise to never skip ads so you can get a new mic. Haha
Thank you for this content!
fantastic, thank you @productivity game
If this really is the core content of the book, it sounds like a pretty lightweight book. It's good if it helps people, but for me there is much more concrete and useful information in a book like Flow by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi. The three points presented here are useful tips for success in a given activity, but Flow shows the mechanism for _why_ these tips work and how you can restructure practically your entire life toward fulfillment, growth and 'success' via every activity you undertake.
Its a great book I would recommend; a short video can't do a 250 page book justice 😉. It's a smooth read as well & it was hard for me to put down.
Also, Productive Game rarely summarizes the entire book, only a few of the parts he likes about a book. That's his brand he says. He'd rather have consistent short summaries rather than comprehensive summaries.
That's how I learn new skills. It's great.
This is really good.
Thank you so much for your amazing explanation ❤️🙏
Great! Full of value, thank you
Josh has changed his opinion about starting with slow. He says to jump into the deep end and that the more difficult task you take on early on the better. I started playing piano trying to read a book about theory. But made very slow progress. Then I turned on the radio, played Stevie Wonder greatest hits CD and tried playing on the fly. Three months later I could play songs with complex chords my theory book could never have thought me. Technique suffers but I could now make corrections in techniques. But I could play all the songs I always wanted to play.
Where can I read his updated opinion?
Great video.
The book is very subjective however and NOT research-based. He is no doubt an expert in chess and Tai Chi, but has no proper training in LEARNING.
Much better is the book 'Peak' which you inspired me to read. Thanks.
There is no standardized way of training learning
"Research", especially in something as amorphous as 'learning', is highly overrated. It is much better to put your faith in someone like Waitzkin -- who excelled in two vastly different endeavours. "The Art of Learning" is also far more likely to be enjoyable than "research-based manuals on the cognitive acquisition of additional and different skills".
More interesting books to check out!
Thank you!
love this book
many thanks for this review
Wonderful video....you captured the essence of a basic complex mindset. Cant wait to give it a try ☺
Thanks for uploading, always the best book summarist
Beautiful!
Thank you for the Help.
Great book review. Thank you. Keep on the good work
Thnx for the summary!
investing in loss conquers ladder anxiety.
Good Book For Learning And Teaching At Digital Era !.
There is suddenly a surge in self-help books about learning in a short amount of time.
Thank you 💚
Where is your Patreon Account?
Games from Mars you can support him by buying his premium subscription from his website.
Thank u so much
He did deep practise like in "Talent Code"
Is this video copyright protected?
Should I direct people to here or can I explain them?
Also a BJJ black belt too crazy....
been waiting on this haha
Best to listen at 1.5x
While I enjoy the 'learning' books I never feel like they're useful for university
Not for university, but yes for life.
@@TheStrategicKeys good response. And @viktor, life is the true deal.
Our educational institutions (not all) are for now, just messed up.
Enjoy!!!
Brother you need a new high-end mic.
Or may be you should not use a software to reduce noise or anything.
WTF complain everywhere I think I can clearly hear and understand what hes saying
Please Read 48 Laws Of Power!!
Great book!
@@TheStrategicKeys Yeah..!! Indeed
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Heh, luckily for him, Chess and Tichi doesn't update & then change the rules, constantly.
If you reply to your subscribers you will get more subscribers 😇😇😇😇
Lol
He don't have time to read comments or reply
He is an electrical engineer.
He have job and read books
So no time to reply to us.
He don't care about subscribers at all.
He just focus on creating point content and that will bring him fame not now. But it will take time
@@saikumar-ts2rd lol. How did you know that?
@@idowuolamipeju9575 because I know him.
I saw his tai chi video and it didn’t look that impressive lol
@Sid Sidney Tai Chi in general doesn't interest me, not that its easy to become a world champion because it is not