Currently I am taking online courses in Coursera. I totally agree with you that self learning needs a purpose, but not just money. And your video about Google analysis certificate is really helpful.
That's right, but what if the only purpose you're learning the course for is money? Is It very wrong to earn money by learning helpful skills? I don't get it...I mean, I do love things and try to enrich and improve it, but sometimes, the motivation is money, am I right?
I'm just starting out in my goal of learning Python.... I'm determined to make it happen. I just hope my laptop can handle all the projects I have to learn and completel. lol
I've been beating myself up since I've been following along online courses the past few months and thinking that when I finish I'll just magically know how to do everything. Then I started my first project and realized that I actually didnt know anything. Your video has realized I've been studying the wrong way this whole time. Even though it's hard I won't give up!
Tina, this video is really helpful. So much value in just several minutes. Not only mechanical stuff but also the mindset that a course is a tool not the purpose.
I think this is some really solid advice. 8:16 I think personally I would encourage persons while doing the course to come up with their own additional projects. It could be just a slice of the project or the entire thing (if small enough). Another tip is definitely looking at other people's code and reverse engineering any bits and pieces you like.
Oh my God, I was just thinking that students who go to medical schools will always be a doctor, no buts. I read the description, and was shocked you're one of the very few medical students who don't want to work in the field of healthcare. I'm an IR graduate who's very sick of political science so I want to try out something different. I'm taking a lot of courses online (not as many as you think, but it's like I'm attending a college without interacting with a lecturer directly and self-paced courses mostly), and i've been enjoying them so far. i want to watch this video and ill add a note on my thought about this video.
Heck yeah! Couldn't agree more on how great it is with the ease of accessibility of education in this day and age! Also loved step 1, such a missed step in developing a learning plan.
Interestingly... Studying: *Derreda's philosophy of Deconstruction *Project Management *Design Thinking intro *Systems Thinking intro *Antifragile *How People Learn Is an educational foundation that is inclusive of what is learned here for realistic planned learning! 😷Stay safe Stay healthy
I am definitely an analog person as well, have started taking notes in Python as a way to learn it. Jupiter Notebooks makes it easy, plus it allows me to try the things they are going over as they do it. Great video. I will definitely be picking these books up!
Hello! Thanks to your comment I've discovered Jupyter Notebook which looks great. If you don't mind me asking, how did you come around using it to take notes in Python? I've never used it and never actually heard of using py like that. (still a newbie, but for my uni curriculum I need to learn py for lab data analysis)
I didn't get into the master's course I was hoping to get into, and I thought that while I was waiting for a decision from my back graduate school, I thought I would level up by using online courses in cognitive psychology and neuroscience. But as you rightly mentioned, your motivation does determine your ability to succeed. However, because the area is something I envision myself going into, it made enrolling and subsequently doing the courses much easier.
Tina - Loved the goal (x and y axis) graph that you described. Never thought of this. Your tip is equivalent to what James Clear says in his Atomic Habits - keeping a Habit Tracker Template. Both give you a way to measure yourself and see the metrics for yourself. Active retrieval from Ultralearning is also a useful tip. Thanks for such useful tips :-)
Tina, I absolutely love your approach to data science. It looks very efficient and doable. Years ago, there were endless amounts of terrible advice. Most involved doing too many courses, books, etc. for hours on end without focusing on application/projects, getting a job, etc.. I tried learning Python 2 years ago but ended up quitting because it took too long to go through all the books/courses and get to a job-ready point. Now I realize a lot of it is just smoke and mirrors and that we all don't need to be perfect and understand everything 100% from the start. Now I realize I should have been focusing more on doing projects and less on finishing all the exercises in the books. Really appreciate you showing valuable knowledge that most people would hoard to themselves. Thank you!
Tina, you are absolutely amazing! I resonate with what you said and agree with you in many of the subjects you covered in this video, yet I am still amazed how you put everything together in a concise and effective way! I would love to see more videos on topics on how to improve communication skills working in tech industry!
Learn information and do something with it. Have a (good) reason for doing things. Some good reasons : Better your life tangibly. Having a reason and a goal serves as a motivation. Create your resources. Have a mentor in the field that is closer to you. Do projects, like drilling. Structure thoroughly and put things together visually. You like the instructor or the materials used. Create accountability. (Social accountability) Keep à compelling score board. Acquire a skill and not just complete a course. Skip the fluff. Sign up for interactive learning programs. (kaggle, etc) Learn flexibly and optimize. Take note on the main things, not copious notes. Keep the reference locations noted. Watch at 2x 3x speed. Pause seldomly to avoid a cut in learning. Do active recall to better synthesize info in your words, to better internalize.
This video deserves an applouse 🙌 First of all Congratulations on release of your SQL course .I am loving it so far. Your videos feel so relatable and like we are taking with each other 💯. Ps: you are looking amazing that jacket is amazing 😊
I really like that first step, understand what you want to know first. Also, loved that I have read a book Tina has read too, “Ultralearning” was really good.
Found this video right at the time I am hitting a sticking point in my project. Was about to start a course from the beginning and waste quite a bit of time. Your strategy’s and delivery is fantastic. Thanks for the content... subscribed👍🏼
honestly, this is probably the most insightful video on the topic I've watched, thank you so much! great structure, took notes and will immediately implement 🙌
Your advise is sound! It's been interesting learning about your journey. It's facinating to see you speak of your imperfections, yet how much information you have integrated and what you have accomplished personally and professionally. You are a remarkable woman! Kudos! Don't know about that jacket though.
Hi Tina! I'm really enjoying your videos.. I can relate to a lot of what you talk about so it makes me feel like I can learn to code too!.. Could you do a video about how you created your "score board"? I'd be really interested to see what that looks like. Thanks!
just want to say. If you are here you are part of the people who wants to learn things in life. That is the one skill in life that will always be wanted. You my friend are special.
hey just wanted to say that this video helps a lot!! I need to get done a few research projects that involves data science skills before my college actually teaches me because I am trying to transfer into places that makes me feel less miserable. I checked out coursera but didn't really know how to put together a solid syllabus. your video helps a lot!!
Wow, I was looking for a video to help me keep with Udemy courses, and I found this video, and it's pretty helpful, then I look at your other videos, and it's literally exactly my interest and career path. Instant subscribe.
I was just scrolling around the youtube home recommendation, accidentally click this thinking "ah I think it's just gonna be super generic, I'm gonna close this after one minute", turned out watching this till the end and now feeling motivated to continue my courses lol
Do you mean to use the word 'criterion' rather than 'criterium' in the description? Thanks for the video. Clarity and focus on learning is really important at my stage in life (almost 40 now) where I've wasted so much time and need to catch up.
OOPS yes I did. Better go fix it - thanks for pointing out! Mmm I think people stress about having wasted so much time no matter what stage of life they are in. Everyone has their own path so I think upon realizing that something can make you more fulfilled then always work towards that (within reason of course :p)
I would suggest that if anyone would like to learn Java. You should use cave of programmers and Mooc Helsinki. Most of Moocs instructional videos are in finish and cave of programming allows for in depth analysis on most of the subjects
A thing I like to do is video myself doing something productive, like cleaning or studying for an exam, and pretend I'm vlogging. The feeling of the camera makes me feel like I'm being watched, therefore gives me this feeling of social accountability
@@sagargiri758 Great!! Ive learned so much and TOP made the learning process so easy. I'm almost finished with the javascript section and will be starting the react section next. I'll be applying for a frontend developer job after i finished the react section and my portfolio.
Lmao our discord group therapy session got exposed 😂. Could have put another snap of Wilson motivating people 🙃🙃. Btw I love the subconscious communication between two hand-talkers when I get the gist of whatever you're saying by just looking at your hands lol .
Baka ! That's Rasengan training 🌀 Beep beep is her Sensei just like how Naruto learned to do it from the cat playing with a water balloon .... God I'd better go back and study :3
What you do is more important than answering questions.. that come in every time you have doubts..everywhere there is a problem that must be solved..with respect.No one will know everything and can do it right. Everyone's heart.. it's a normal thing in the world. Everyone will understand like me..😄😄😄👁️รักทุกคนจากใจ
Tina, Do you also think the reason people never finish MOOCs is because they don’t pay heftily for them? Cause if you pay for a course through your nose, like an MSc. or an MBA, you’d see the completion rate at close to 99.99%
I'm about to finish the last part of my python course!! Learnt python in 3 months and a half, now I'm whit C# tnx to college... haven't been able to study on my own
the topic seems so heavy, at least for me, gonna re-watch the video, to have a good understanding of that 4 discipline of execution. Also I'm interesting of that focus on topic you want to cover rather than finish the course, anyway thanks for the vid
wow only 10% of users complete an online course thats pretty shocking! i got a python udemy course for $12 and i'm doing it for the second time now, i hope to be better at python so i can use api's to create some cool projects like automating spotify
Finally finished watching, thanks for the video, thank you for the book recommendations as well. I just finished reading "How to Stop Procrastinating: A Simple Guide to Mastering Difficult Tasks and Breaking the Procrastination Habit" by S.J. Scott and I loved it (really good book in case you or anyone else wants to read it) so I was looking for a new book to read so I'll go ahead and read ultralearning. :D btw, do you have twitter?
I ... sure wish I'd found your videos a couple months ago. And not like one day before my AWS cert exam 😐 Still though I'm thrilled to find your content and will have to go chase down your discord too 😁
Hi! I’m new to your channel and noticed that you took a gap year to work full-time before doing a masters degree. I just graduated from UofT with a life science bachelors too and will be working full time for a year or 2. I was wondering if you’d be open to making a video on your experience applying goy to a masters program after a gap year from graduating undergrad, especially reconnecting with professors for reference letters and going into a new program unrelated to your undergrad degree! much love ❤️
Finding lead measures is hard because you often don't know what you don't know. How am I supposed to come up with a comprehensive list of all the things that I need to learn for a given topic? The best I can do is say "I did 4 hours of work on day 1" or "I completed day 1 out of a 7 day online course"?
this is how i do it.. i wake up and pour myself a nice cup of java. My beige trench coat is way too large but my head is enormous so thats ok. I live in Seattle and I am a java coder. You’ve Got Mail is my favorite movie. Sleepless in Seattle is my second favorite movie. I’m imagine that i am Tom Hanks while i do my java coding. I take a nice sip of my java and look down at the garfield comic. I’m just thankfull that it’s 1996. I love women with perms. If i didn’t have a dark curly mullet and receding hairline,i would have a Perm. the license plate on my porsche 1911 says j a v a. just cruising the ol’ Information Superhighway. i just love being a c o d e r. i stylishly ja v a code and then meet up with my friends for brunch. we all are wearing light colored jeans that are to big and too small and the same time and also checkered shorts and also beige trench coats having a nice stylish cup of seattle j a va and eating e g gs benedict and pasta salad and sun-dried tomatoes. we huddle in a circle and start chanting “j a-v a”, “ja- va”, “T om - haNks”, “ toM hAnKs”. god i love being a c o der.
Yes please do a video on note taking. I am so poor in it. I am also confused how to take notes. Wheher to listen first or take notes while video is playing. I take hours to finish a 1 hour video. 😥
8:46 I literally stopped one of my certifications because of a really annoying instructor who didn't care about screeching mic noises, mumbled/garbled delivery and literally would eat during lecture. This was a digitally delivered course at a local school (not coursera or any other online platform). Still makes me mad thinking about that person.
IF I have a project in mind should I watch the bit of the video and think how to implement it in my project? OR should I watch the entire course once to figure out exactly what all things are possible? and then start working on the project? OR first work on the project that the instructor is teaching exactly the way he is teaching and then once completed work on your own project? Which approach out of these 3 will you prefer?
Currently I am taking online courses in Coursera. I totally agree with you that self learning needs a purpose, but not just money. And your video about Google analysis certificate is really helpful.
Yay I'm so glad to hear that! And yup, really can't escape introspection
That's right, but what if the only purpose you're learning the course for is money? Is It very wrong to earn money by learning helpful skills? I don't get it...I mean, I do love things and try to enrich and improve it, but sometimes, the motivation is money, am I right?
I love Coursera it has helped me take Yale classes without debt
@@gachalusaxxx.770money is fine but it won't motivate you when things get hard
Every time I watch your vids I get the feeling you will be getting a leadership role ver y soon. Your communication skills are over 9000
This video is so timely for me. I'm literally 1/3 way in my boot camp and already getting kinda lazy. You psychic girl?
I'm just starting out in my goal of learning Python.... I'm determined to make it happen. I just hope my laptop can handle all the projects I have to learn and completel. lol
I've been beating myself up since I've been following along online courses the past few months and thinking that when I finish I'll just magically know how to do everything. Then I started my first project and realized that I actually didnt know anything. Your video has realized I've been studying the wrong way this whole time. Even though it's hard I won't give up!
I have taken about 25 online courses and completed only like 4. I seem to always suffer from the shiny object syndrome.
same goes here
You should be grateful because your brain is rebelling against mindless activities that don't necessarily lead you to living your life more fully.
@@BarriosGroupie that’s a unique way to look at it. I’m not sure that’s the case tho. I’m probably just lazy.
that's me buying a web dev course for 15 bucks just to watch the intro which was free from the beginning.
Or ADHD, like me. Go see a specialist, I have, and have been able to concentrate on stuff, for the first time in like 25 years. So exhilarating.
Perfect video for the summer!!! I'm sure many people are going to try to improve their portfolio this summer by learning new skills online
Yay I'm so glad! Ooo I would love to see the portfolios and skills everyone learns this summer :D Y'all inspire me so much
Currently I'm tackling Udemy's python 100 day course, which I think is best for Python learners
Angela's course? I finished her WebDev bootcamp and Flutter course. Amazing teacher. :)
it's amazing. It is on my list after completing data structures with java
Fantastic teacher!
The best course I ever had
I’m doing the Web Dev one right now! I really enjoy Angela as a teacher.
My goal was to not leave THIS video after watching it 1/3rds of the way. Can gladly say I achieved it.
Tina, this video is really helpful. So much value in just several minutes. Not only mechanical stuff but also the mindset that a course is a tool not the purpose.
This is literally just what I needed, can't wait to watch!
I think this is some really solid advice. 8:16 I think personally I would encourage persons while doing the course to come up with their own additional projects. It could be just a slice of the project or the entire thing (if small enough). Another tip is definitely looking at other people's code and reverse engineering any bits and pieces you like.
Oh my God, I was just thinking that students who go to medical schools will always be a doctor, no buts. I read the description, and was shocked you're one of the very few medical students who don't want to work in the field of healthcare. I'm an IR graduate who's very sick of political science so I want to try out something different. I'm taking a lot of courses online (not as many as you think, but it's like I'm attending a college without interacting with a lecturer directly and self-paced courses mostly), and i've been enjoying them so far. i want to watch this video and ill add a note on my thought about this video.
Heck yeah! Couldn't agree more on how great it is with the ease of accessibility of education in this day and age!
Also loved step 1, such a missed step in developing a learning plan.
Interestingly... Studying:
*Derreda's philosophy of Deconstruction
*Project Management
*Design Thinking intro
*Systems Thinking intro
*Antifragile
*How People Learn
Is an educational foundation that is inclusive of what is learned here for realistic planned learning! 😷Stay safe Stay healthy
2 of my favorite books as well!!!
I am definitely an analog person as well, have started taking notes in Python as a way to learn it. Jupiter Notebooks makes it easy, plus it allows me to try the things they are going over as they do it. Great video. I will definitely be picking these books up!
Hello! Thanks to your comment I've discovered Jupyter Notebook which looks great. If you don't mind me asking, how did you come around using it to take notes in Python? I've never used it and never actually heard of using py like that. (still a newbie, but for my uni curriculum I need to learn py for lab data analysis)
I didn't get into the master's course I was hoping to get into, and I thought that while I was waiting for a decision from my back graduate school, I thought I would level up by using online courses in cognitive psychology and neuroscience. But as you rightly mentioned, your motivation does determine your ability to succeed. However, because the area is something I envision myself going into, it made enrolling and subsequently doing the courses much easier.
Your videos help remove the sheer, gut-clenching terror out of trying to learn to code
🥰🥰🥰
Tina - Loved the goal (x and y axis) graph that you described. Never thought of this. Your tip is equivalent to what James Clear says in his Atomic Habits - keeping a Habit Tracker Template. Both give you a way to measure yourself and see the metrics for yourself. Active retrieval from Ultralearning is also a useful tip.
Thanks for such useful tips :-)
Perfect timing! trying to learn Java and full stack web dev this summer
Insightful vid 🙌
yooooo 365 data science I'm doing your course!!!
@@charliesheehan1440 HOPE YOU COMPLETE IT AND DO SOMETHING WITH IT. All the best
Tina,
I absolutely love your approach to data science. It looks very efficient and doable.
Years ago, there were endless amounts of terrible advice. Most involved doing too many courses, books, etc. for hours on end without focusing on application/projects, getting a job, etc..
I tried learning Python 2 years ago but ended up quitting because it took too long to go through all the books/courses and get to a job-ready point. Now I realize a lot of it is just smoke and mirrors and that we all don't need to be perfect and understand everything 100% from the start. Now I realize I should have been focusing more on doing projects and less on finishing all the exercises in the books.
Really appreciate you showing valuable knowledge that most people would hoard to themselves.
Thank you!
Tina, you are absolutely amazing! I resonate with what you said and agree with you in many of the subjects you covered in this video, yet I am still amazed how you put everything together in a concise and effective way! I would love to see more videos on topics on how to improve communication skills working in tech industry!
Learn information and do something with it.
Have a (good) reason for doing things.
Some good reasons :
Better your life tangibly.
Having a reason and a goal serves as a motivation.
Create your resources.
Have a mentor in the field that is closer to you.
Do projects, like drilling.
Structure thoroughly and put things together visually.
You like the instructor or the materials used.
Create accountability. (Social accountability)
Keep à compelling score board.
Acquire a skill and not just complete a course.
Skip the fluff.
Sign up for interactive learning programs. (kaggle, etc)
Learn flexibly and optimize.
Take note on the main things, not copious notes.
Keep the reference locations noted.
Watch at 2x 3x speed.
Pause seldomly to avoid a cut in learning.
Do active recall to better synthesize info in your words, to better internalize.
Thank you for the summary!!
This video deserves an applouse 🙌
First of all Congratulations on release of your SQL course .I am loving it so far. Your videos feel so relatable and like we are taking with each other 💯.
Ps: you are looking amazing that jacket is amazing 😊
I like how your video is structured. Great delivery as well. This is meaningful content. Ty!
I really like that first step, understand what you want to know first. Also, loved that I have read a book Tina has read too, “Ultralearning” was really good.
Found this video right at the time I am hitting a sticking point in my project. Was about to start a course from the beginning and waste quite a bit of time. Your strategy’s and delivery is fantastic. Thanks for the content... subscribed👍🏼
Really refreshing and insightful. Even though I already know most of these but I don't really have time to sit down and reflect. Great vid!!!
honestly, this is probably the most insightful video on the topic I've watched, thank you so much!
great structure, took notes and will immediately implement 🙌
Tina you rocks! thanks for the honest and great content you have here! 💯💙
You are a true inspiration.I have been watching your videos and learnt a lot from you.. thank you Tina Huang!!
Your advise is sound! It's been interesting learning about your journey. It's facinating to see you speak of your imperfections, yet how much information you have integrated and what you have accomplished personally and professionally. You are a remarkable woman! Kudos! Don't know about that jacket though.
Good material!
Not only is your content interesting, but your personality is also pretty cheerful too.
Hi Tina! I'm really enjoying your videos.. I can relate to a lot of what you talk about so it makes me feel like I can learn to code too!.. Could you do a video about how you created your "score board"? I'd be really interested to see what that looks like.
Thanks!
just want to say. If you are here you are part of the people who wants to learn things in life. That is the one skill in life that will always be wanted. You my friend are special.
Just stumbled upon you on my feed and the title itself attracted me as I have been wanting to learn through MOOC's. You just got a new sub.
Great video Tina! Completely agree with your points!
hey just wanted to say that this video helps a lot!! I need to get done a few research projects that involves data science skills before my college actually teaches me because I am trying to transfer into places that makes me feel less miserable. I checked out coursera but didn't really know how to put together a solid syllabus. your video helps a lot!!
Wow, I was looking for a video to help me keep with Udemy courses, and I found this video, and it's pretty helpful, then I look at your other videos, and it's literally exactly my interest and career path. Instant subscribe.
You had me at, "when the abyss is starting back at you."
Love this channel!
I was just scrolling around the youtube home recommendation, accidentally click this thinking "ah I think it's just gonna be super generic, I'm gonna close this after one minute", turned out watching this till the end and now feeling motivated to continue my courses lol
Great video. I am looking forward to your video expanding on note-taking.
This is so helpful and encouraging! Thank you for sharing these nuggets of wisdom.
Do you mean to use the word 'criterion' rather than 'criterium' in the description? Thanks for the video. Clarity and focus on learning is really important at my stage in life (almost 40 now) where I've wasted so much time and need to catch up.
OOPS yes I did. Better go fix it - thanks for pointing out! Mmm I think people stress about having wasted so much time no matter what stage of life they are in. Everyone has their own path so I think upon realizing that something can make you more fulfilled then always work towards that (within reason of course :p)
I would suggest that if anyone would like to learn Java. You should use cave of programmers and Mooc Helsinki. Most of Moocs instructional videos are in finish and cave of programming allows for in depth analysis on most of the subjects
Thanks for that suggestion- never heard of them before 👍🏾
Learning this skill will allow me to start my own company.
A thing I like to do is video myself doing something productive, like cleaning or studying for an exam, and pretend I'm vlogging. The feeling of the camera makes me feel like I'm being watched, therefore gives me this feeling of social accountability
I went with The Odin Project and it’s the best decision I’ve made in a hot minute lol
How's it going man?
@@sagargiri758 Great!! Ive learned so much and TOP made the learning process so easy. I'm almost finished with the javascript section and will be starting the react section next. I'll be applying for a frontend developer job after i finished the react section and my portfolio.
I love the content and I am obsessed with ultralearning! Thank you for this video! 🥰
Lmao our discord group therapy session got exposed 😂. Could have put another snap of Wilson motivating people 🙃🙃. Btw I love the subconscious communication between two hand-talkers when I get the gist of whatever you're saying by just looking at your hands lol .
Baka ! That's Rasengan training 🌀 Beep beep is her Sensei just like how Naruto learned to do it from the cat playing with a water balloon .... God I'd better go back and study :3
@@Ibraheem_ElAnsari Baka baka baka baka
@@harshitsati That's the best compliment anybody could say to me :3
I wanna join the discord
I wanna join the discord
Great content! You're incredible. Thank you.
Apparently the abyss of procrastination is very adorable. No wonder why people kept staring into it.
isn't it c: - I'm staring into it now
What you do is more important than answering questions.. that come in every time you have doubts..everywhere there is a problem that must be solved..with respect.No one will know everything and can do it right. Everyone's heart.. it's a normal thing in the world. Everyone will understand like me..😄😄😄👁️รักทุกคนจากใจ
The abyss of procrastination is adorable 🥰
Tina is simply wonderful on her last video. And also it is a subject that I myself have been wondering for long. Really useful content ❤️❤️
I suggest you to not to forget taking a deep breath while going through all that info. Because we love you and want to hear more of your advice. 🙏🥰😇
You just got a new follower. Great work 👏
The real reason i am into coding is to avoid the "jiggle things" ... scratch that. I am still have problem about how to do drilling.
"Gaze not into the abyss, for the abyss gazes also" Friedrich Nietzsche, (1886) Beyond Good and Evil
Well, at least I like my teacher's voice, that's something I guess :)
Gonna give it a try thanks Tina!!
Tina,
Do you also think the reason people never finish MOOCs is because they don’t pay heftily for them?
Cause if you pay for a course through your nose, like an MSc. or an MBA, you’d see the completion rate at close to 99.99%
Thanks, this is exactly the kind of video I need right now.
I'm about to finish the last part of my python course!!
Learnt python in 3 months and a half, now I'm whit C# tnx to college... haven't been able to study on my own
Tina, great ideas. How about Online Bootcamp? Can we do review? Thank you 😊🥳😘😁🍉🍉
This is my journey right now, just started this week, pray for me y’all 😩. I feel like I’m learning an alien language.
Thank You for this. Just what I needed.
the topic seems so heavy, at least for me, gonna re-watch the video, to have a good understanding of that 4 discipline of execution.
Also I'm interesting of that focus on topic you want to cover rather than finish the course, anyway thanks for the vid
Hi, first time in your channel...
wow only 10% of users complete an online course thats pretty shocking! i got a python udemy course for $12 and i'm doing it for the second time now, i hope to be better at python so i can use api's to create some cool projects like automating spotify
Anime, cats, sleeping, rice... and trading! I think I just found my long lost twin :)
great advice, thank you tina!!
You don't even know me but somehow you knew my situation so thank you for the video
This is liberating. Thank you.
My reason is to be able to travel while staying financially secure at the same time.
Haven't watched it yet (will do it later when I'm done studying) but I already liked it
Finally finished watching, thanks for the video, thank you for the book recommendations as well. I just finished reading "How to Stop Procrastinating: A Simple Guide to Mastering Difficult Tasks and Breaking the Procrastination Habit" by S.J. Scott and I loved it (really good book in case you or anyone else wants to read it) so I was looking for a new book to read so I'll go ahead and read ultralearning. :D btw, do you have twitter?
I ... sure wish I'd found your videos a couple months ago. And not like one day before my AWS cert exam 😐
Still though I'm thrilled to find your content and will have to go chase down your discord too 😁
I've finally envision my goal at 1:30
Wish you were my friend IRL 😭♥️
off topic but - Oh.. My God... Your jacket/blazer/denim is COOL AS F**(&(T(!!!! :D
Haha the title hits close to home.
That ad transition was smooth
this is a very useful and encouraging video! Thank you Tina!
Hi! I’m new to your channel and noticed that you took a gap year to work full-time before doing a masters degree. I just graduated from UofT with a life science bachelors too and will be working full time for a year or 2. I was wondering if you’d be open to making a video on your experience applying goy to a masters program after a gap year from graduating undergrad, especially reconnecting with professors for reference letters and going into a new program unrelated to your undergrad degree! much love ❤️
Useful video ❤️❤️
Finding lead measures is hard because you often don't know what you don't know. How am I supposed to come up with a comprehensive list of all the things that I need to learn for a given topic? The best I can do is say "I did 4 hours of work on day 1" or "I completed day 1 out of a 7 day online course"?
this is how i do it.. i wake up and pour myself a nice cup of java. My beige trench coat is way too large but my head is enormous so thats ok. I live in Seattle and I am a java coder. You’ve Got Mail is my favorite movie. Sleepless in Seattle is my second favorite movie. I’m imagine that i am Tom Hanks while i do my java coding. I take a nice sip of my java and look down at the garfield comic. I’m just thankfull that it’s 1996. I love women with perms. If i didn’t have a dark curly mullet and receding hairline,i would have a Perm. the license plate on my porsche 1911 says j a v a. just cruising the ol’ Information Superhighway. i just love being a c o d e r. i stylishly ja v a code and then meet up with my friends for brunch. we all are wearing light colored jeans that are to big and too small and the same time and also checkered shorts and also beige trench coats having a nice stylish cup of seattle j a va and eating e g gs benedict and pasta salad and sun-dried tomatoes. we huddle in a circle and start chanting “j a-v a”, “ja- va”, “T om - haNks”, “ toM hAnKs”. god i love being a c o der.
confused me watching this video thinking whether to complete this video first or complete my online course.
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Yes please do a video on note taking. I am so poor in it. I am also confused how to take notes. Wheher to listen first or take notes while video is playing. I take hours to finish a 1 hour video. 😥
8:46 I literally stopped one of my certifications because of a really annoying instructor who didn't care about screeching mic noises, mumbled/garbled delivery and literally would eat during lecture. This was a digitally delivered course at a local school (not coursera or any other online platform). Still makes me mad thinking about that person.
Great video, very useful!
IF I have a project in mind should I watch the bit of the video and think how to implement it in my project? OR should I watch the entire course once to figure out exactly what all things are possible? and then start working on the project? OR first work on the project that the instructor is teaching exactly the way he is teaching and then once completed work on your own project? Which approach out of these 3 will you prefer?
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All good tips. Thank you.
More videos on how to learn anything- art of self learning.
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a video about trading maybeeee 👀👀