Hi Ali, I love your recent work - but your videos on learning and memory were really what allowed me to get through Cambridge! I hope you make more videos on studying again in the future! These are super helpful and I personally think you can add even more value with these videos, than with your more general productivity stuff!
REQUEST - As a audience point of view it will be great for us to have a single course in which we able to learn- 1. Most effective ways to reading books 2. How to develop and keep interest for subjects 3. How to keep our mind focused while studying 4. How to make notes for each huge subjects for exam in most effective way 5. Most effective ways to retain information what we read and learn forever ex- If i am Law student where i need to learn so many sections and article numbers for each subjects corresponding to different concepts 6. Most effective ways to testing and revisions. 7. What world top learners understand at core and do which average people dont do and know. Love from India 🙏🏾
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🧠 To remember what you learn, avoid diving into details right away. Instead, get a broad understanding of the subject first, like exploring a map. 01:51 📚 Just-in-time learning is more effective than just-in-case learning. Learn what's necessary and relevant in the moment. 03:45 🤔 Follow your curiosity; learning things you are curious about makes it easier to remember them. 06:34 🧠 Teach what you've learned to others; it reinforces your memory and helps them learn too. 08:28 💡 Sharing what you've learned online, like through a newsletter, not only helps others but solidifies your own understanding. 09:25 📖 Use low-friction methods like Readwise to resurface and review your highlighted content. 11:04 📝 Practice active recall by testing yourself, which is more effective than re-reading or summarizing. Made with HARPA AI
Best Moments for me [square brackets are my own thoughts] 1:41 Just-in-time learning [ so important. When you meet a situation, learn about how to handle it now!] 3:12 Action first. Theory second. 6:24 Protege effect. Teach what you learn now [ This is also great as you bond with others through your shared interest] 7:40 level up loom [fantastic idea. Everyone in a team must share their ideas] 8:20 share what u learn online. Sunday Snippers. [ Hence he created an email newsletter. He sends it out each week] 10:43 Active Recall. Test yourself now. [ I take photos of key pages on my phone. Can flick through these images anytime] Thank you for this video Ali !!
For me, the most important ones seems to be Just in time 1:41 and the active recall at 10:43 Also sharing what you know online via a newsletter 8:20 is great as well
Absolutely brilliant. "Sharing what you learn" is something I've been doing since I first read the idea in Stephen R. Covey's "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People" in 1993. Other tips were completely new to me. This the second video of Ali's I've seen, and I'm impressed with how useful they are.
Learning about things that you are curious about has always done well for me. What's great is that your curiosities change over time so you are constantly learning. Chasing your curiosity is actually a part of my framework for living an extraordinary life.
Just-in-time learning was an absolute game changer for me as a student! I could never keep up with the reading but through trial and error I found if I downloaded past papers and just read around what I needed know to answer the questions as I went along I could save tonnes of time. Never knew it was a named strategy but definitely resonated with me 🙂
My Key Takeaways: How to Remember Everything you Learn I wrote this every time I watch any self improvement videos in the comments. 1. Discover the Map & Understand the broad before getting deep into anything you learn. 2. The best way to remember anything is to learn while you applying it. 3. When you about to learn anything, ask yourself, that is this curious to you? 4. Always share what you learn online/offline, this brings you extra remebernce, explore the questions & provide value. 5. Recall regularly & learn again and again if you didn't get the point.
الوجبات السريعة الرئيسية الخاصة بي: كيف تتذكر كل ما تتعلمه كتبت هذا في كل مرة أشاهد فيها أي مقاطع فيديو لتحسين الذات في التعليقات. 1. اكتشف الخريطة وافهم الواسع قبل التعمق في أي شيء تتعلمه. 2. أفضل طريقة لتذكر أي شيء هي التعلم أثناء تطبيقه. 3. عندما تكون على وشك تعلم أي شيء، اسأل نفسك، هل هذا فضولي بالنسبة لك؟ 4. شارك دائما ما تتعلمه عبر الإنترنت/غير متصل بالإنترنت، وهذا يجلب لك تذكرا إضافيا واستكشاف الأسئلة وتقديم قيمة. 5. تذكر بانتظام وتعلم مرارا وتكرارا إذا لم تفهم النقطة.
Great video. You are by far one of the most influential people on you tube. I like the fact that you are straight and to the point and waste a minimum amount of time. Thanks for the info
I started watching Ali channel when he had 300k subscribers with studying tips , mind maps in ipad , notebooks etc. Got very emotional watching a video after long gap related to study and learn ❤❤ Ali is always my GURU of study and learn ❤🙏 Wish he makes more on study and learn videos ❤🙏
This explains why most graduates barely remember what they studied in school when they enter the workforce(If they didn't apply the knowledge). Thanks Ali, I really enjoy all your contents.
I have so much respect for you now that I see the ironing board in the background of your room. I have the same thing. It’s the perfect standing desk. 🌱🌿🌲😎
Have a lot to say man, Just wanna say that every word you say is really intentional, Everything is so practical with your editing and your accent, Its like pure honey from the hive man... Go change the world 🍻🤜
Follow our curious gut, learn it and share it, when teaching you learn twice. Thanks for the info, your train of thought makes it so easy to follow you!
Hey there! I love your video and the valuable insights you've shared. One key takeaway for me is the concept of "Just-In-Time Learning" as opposed to "Just-In-Case Learning." It makes so much sense to focus on learning things when they become relevant and necessary, rather than trying to cram information that may not be immediately applicable.
Love how you manage to precisely describe what seems like common knowledge, but at the same time, one can't exactly put their hands on, amazing stuff Ali! thanks for sharing
Thanks for the video. Loved it. I find that having a central place to take notes and organize my thoughts is crucial for retaining information. With a system like Amplenote, I can easily capture highlights and key takeaways from everything I read and watch. I like that I can tag and search my notes, which makes it easy to resurface concepts I've learned in the past. Amplenote's task management features are also helpful. When I learn something new, I create an action item to explain or apply that concept. Completing these small tasks right after learning reinforces the ideas and helps me remember. I also use Amplenote to write blog posts and share what I've learned with others. Putting thoughts into my own words and sharing online is a great technique for strengthening my recall. Overall, Amplenote is the perfect tool to help me learn more effectively and retain more of what I learn.
Great video. I am watching it again and again to see how well you have used your on screen text and how the transitions and effects are helping to focus on the matter rather than distract. You are not just a medical doctor, you should probably be honored with a doctorate for social media content creation too. Kudos to the team behind the effort.
@gottabepablo are you planning to share stuff of Cyber security on your channel? I am also learning Cyber security and planning to share what I learn on my channel.
It's much more than tips on how to remember things. It's very practical and a great approach to learning anything. I really like the video. Thanks a lot!
Hi Ali and team, thanks for sharing informative videos with your fans. I'm enjoying and love learning new things through your videos. I'm impressed by you and your team's enthusiasm and creativity while working together. This makes me feel motivated and inspired too!
Very helpful, I was looking for references on effective learning methods for my children. and I feel this is very good. Can't wait to teach them immediately. I wish I had known this when I was still a student 😀
Awesome. It's like; Get experience so class makes sense. teach class so experience makes sense. Make sense, so that sense makes sense. Lol. But I get it. Great video, if i remember what I heard correctly. Either way, it's great spending time with you Ali. You've made journaling a more functional thing for me...newslettering. Brilliant !
Great video! Particularly love the part around sharing your knowledge - it‘s also the reason I started blogging and why I‘m always eager to share my knowledge, which many perceive as selfless - but actually, it‘s selfish! 😅
Ali, I'm from Bangladesh. I'm a big fan of yours, as well as your content is amazing and helpful. Your content encourages me a lot. I want to be a content creator like you☺.
I recently finished an analytical figure drawing class and it tried to teach and ton of information only within 10 weeks. I took a ton of notes but I decided to make a list of the most important things to remember from each week of class so it’s basically a cheat sheet of the most interesting parts of the class that I can apply to my art
📖 Check out my book Feel-Good Productivity here: www.feelgoodproductivity.com/?+Aug2023
already preordered!
Hi Ali, I love your recent work - but your videos on learning and memory were really what allowed me to get through Cambridge! I hope you make more videos on studying again in the future! These are super helpful and I personally think you can add even more value with these videos, than with your more general productivity stuff!
REQUEST - As a audience point of view it will be great for us to have a single course in which we able to learn-
1. Most effective ways to reading books
2. How to develop and keep interest for subjects
3. How to keep our mind focused while studying
4. How to make notes for each huge subjects for exam in most effective way
5. Most effective ways to retain information what we read and learn forever ex- If i am Law student where i need to learn so many sections and article numbers for each subjects corresponding to different concepts
6. Most effective ways to testing and revisions.
7. What world top learners understand at core and do which average people dont do and know.
Love from India 🙏🏾
Loved the book! So great. Really enjoyed all the studies in each section.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 🧠 To remember what you learn, avoid diving into details right away. Instead, get a broad understanding of the subject first, like exploring a map.
01:51 📚 Just-in-time learning is more effective than just-in-case learning. Learn what's necessary and relevant in the moment.
03:45 🤔 Follow your curiosity; learning things you are curious about makes it easier to remember them.
06:34 🧠 Teach what you've learned to others; it reinforces your memory and helps them learn too.
08:28 💡 Sharing what you've learned online, like through a newsletter, not only helps others but solidifies your own understanding.
09:25 📖 Use low-friction methods like Readwise to resurface and review your highlighted content.
11:04 📝 Practice active recall by testing yourself, which is more effective than re-reading or summarizing.
Made with HARPA AI
Best Moments for me [square brackets are my own thoughts]
1:41 Just-in-time learning [ so important. When you meet a situation, learn about how to handle it now!]
3:12 Action first. Theory second.
6:24 Protege effect. Teach what you learn now [ This is also great as you bond with others through your shared interest]
7:40 level up loom [fantastic idea. Everyone in a team must share their ideas]
8:20 share what u learn online. Sunday Snippers. [ Hence he created an email newsletter. He sends it out each week]
10:43 Active Recall. Test yourself now. [ I take photos of key pages on my phone. Can flick through these images anytime]
Thank you for this video Ali !!
For me, the most important ones seems to be Just in time 1:41 and the active recall at 10:43
Also sharing what you know online via a newsletter 8:20 is great as well
gracias por dar los topicos importantes de este video, alma bondadosa
@@SELENAJUDITHOLIVERAHUARI You are very welcome !
Absolutely brilliant. "Sharing what you learn" is something I've been doing since I first read the idea in Stephen R. Covey's "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People" in 1993. Other tips were completely new to me. This the second video of Ali's I've seen, and I'm impressed with how useful they are.
Learning about things that you are curious about has always done well for me. What's great is that your curiosities change over time so you are constantly learning. Chasing your curiosity is actually a part of my framework for living an extraordinary life.
Great video! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Just-in-time learning was an absolute game changer for me as a student! I could never keep up with the reading but through trial and error I found if I downloaded past papers and just read around what I needed know to answer the questions as I went along I could save tonnes of time. Never knew it was a named strategy but definitely resonated with me 🙂
My Key Takeaways: How to Remember Everything you Learn
I wrote this every time I watch any self improvement videos in the comments.
1. Discover the Map & Understand the broad before getting deep into anything you learn.
2. The best way to remember anything is to learn while you applying it.
3. When you about to learn anything, ask yourself, that is this curious to you?
4. Always share what you learn online/offline, this brings you extra remebernce, explore the questions & provide value.
5. Recall regularly & learn again and again if you didn't get the point.
الوجبات السريعة الرئيسية الخاصة بي: كيف تتذكر كل ما تتعلمه
كتبت هذا في كل مرة أشاهد فيها أي مقاطع فيديو لتحسين الذات في التعليقات.
1. اكتشف الخريطة وافهم الواسع قبل التعمق في أي شيء تتعلمه.
2. أفضل طريقة لتذكر أي شيء هي التعلم أثناء تطبيقه.
3. عندما تكون على وشك تعلم أي شيء، اسأل نفسك، هل هذا فضولي بالنسبة لك؟
4. شارك دائما ما تتعلمه عبر الإنترنت/غير متصل بالإنترنت، وهذا يجلب لك تذكرا إضافيا واستكشاف الأسئلة وتقديم قيمة.
5. تذكر بانتظام وتعلم مرارا وتكرارا إذا لم تفهم النقطة.
Love the idea ❤thanks
Thanks bud, it's like knowing what's going to happen in the video and actually retaining it more 😊❤
1.discovered the map
2.just in case learning
3.fallow your curiosity
4.share what you learn
5.low friction resurfacing
6.active re call
Great video. You are by far one of the most influential people on you tube. I like the fact that you are straight and to the point and waste a minimum amount of time. Thanks for the info
you're giving us super powers bro. or like, helping us unlock the ones we already have. i appreciate you brother
Idk who edit Ali's video but its so well thought out and helps viewer to focus on what Ali is delivering. Kudos to you editor san
I am having a very bad time with my study recently. Found this while watching a biology lecture..
Thanksy!
3:06 reminds me of that quote from oppenheimer "theory will only take you so far"
Great editing on this video btw!
Thanks!
I started watching Ali channel when he had 300k subscribers with studying tips , mind maps in ipad , notebooks etc.
Got very emotional watching a video after long gap related to study and learn ❤❤
Ali is always my GURU of study and learn ❤🙏
Wish he makes more on study and learn videos ❤🙏
This explains why most graduates barely remember what they studied in school when they enter the workforce(If they didn't apply the knowledge).
Thanks Ali, I really enjoy all your contents.
It's really inspiring how you implement all the advice you give into your own life 😊 Thanks for sharing!!
And now he’s on a watchlist for looking up Nukes 😂
Thankyou so much for the info 🙏🏼 Much needed
Learning about learning is one of my favorite things. Thank you for the great sharing!
10/10 video never thought of applying computational thinking to studying until now, tysm!
I just refreshed my page after watching a short you made a while ago, lol😂😂😂 and now here you are with a new video
Sharing what I learn with others is probably one of the best ways I recall information personally.
I have so much respect for you now that I see the ironing board in the background of your room. I have the same thing. It’s the perfect standing desk. 🌱🌿🌲😎
Couldn't agree more! Curiosity is key when it comes to learning :) Many thanks for sharing, Twilight lover!😍
His examples are so accurate that he can explain the things with example which don't even exist!😮
Ive been looking for this video all my life and it’s finally been posted. Thank you Ali!🎉
Have a lot to say man, Just wanna say that every word you say is really intentional, Everything is so practical with your editing and your accent, Its like pure honey from the hive man... Go change the world 🍻🤜
I've been watching your channel for a long time. I'm from Turkiye and hearing about your visit was a great surprise😊 Hope you enjoyed your time here
Follow our curious gut, learn it and share it, when teaching you learn twice. Thanks for the info, your train of thought makes it so easy to follow you!
Ali have been serving us masterpieces for the last 6 years 🎉🎉 been a huge inspiration for my channel :)
Hey there! I love your video and the valuable insights you've shared. One key takeaway for me is the concept of "Just-In-Time Learning" as opposed to "Just-In-Case Learning." It makes so much sense to focus on learning things when they become relevant and necessary, rather than trying to cram information that may not be immediately applicable.
I remember everything, except for the things I don’t
Thats true
@@4272__ I REMEMBER EVERYTHING EXCEPT FOR THE THINGS I DONT
😂😂 love it
it just works perfectly fine, until it doesn't
I can’t remember what I don’t remember 🥴
Love how you manage to precisely describe what seems like common knowledge, but at the same time, one can't exactly put their hands on, amazing stuff Ali! thanks for sharing
Thanks for sharing these tips in very descriptive manner.
Thanks for the video. Loved it. I find that having a central place to take notes and organize my thoughts is crucial for retaining information. With a system like Amplenote, I can easily capture highlights and key takeaways from everything I read and watch. I like that I can tag and search my notes, which makes it easy to resurface concepts I've learned in the past. Amplenote's task management features are also helpful. When I learn something new, I create an action item to explain or apply that concept. Completing these small tasks right after learning reinforces the ideas and helps me remember. I also use Amplenote to write blog posts and share what I've learned with others. Putting thoughts into my own words and sharing online is a great technique for strengthening my recall. Overall, Amplenote is the perfect tool to help me learn more effectively and retain more of what I learn.
Wow, the Just in time advice just got me, if there's one thing I should take away and be satisfied, it's this. Thanks alot.
I support you from Egypt 💌🇪🇬
It’s so sweet that you smile every time you hold up your book! :D
Level up loom is such an awesome concept, love it!
Gotta try! This could work great for me. Thank you.
Ali you never cease to amaze me! Thx so much for this & all your amazing videos
perfect timing!! just starting my highschool senior year :)
Loved the effort put in the beginning of the video with the visuals...🔥
Ali abdaall.... alhamdulillah i just love your way of approach thing in very organize way
Teach what you learn and share what you learn. This video is so useful and informative. Thank you so much :) Have a great day!
Most needed one now a days as I'm having exams😊... Thanks ali❤
with mid-semester near the corner, this was a great gift for me!
good timing. I'm taking iGCSE in October and I must say, you are saving me
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:26 🗺️ 学习新事物就像在探索地图，要先了解整体结构，然后选择具体学习的领域。
01:51 🕰️ 学习要根据实际需求，采用“及时学习”而非“以防万一学习”，实践优先于理论。
03:45 🤔 保持好奇心，有兴趣的学习更容易记住。
06:34 📣 尝试将所学知识分享给他人，教学有助于记忆，即“Protege效应”。
08:28 📧 在线分享所学，如写周报、博客等，可强化记忆。
09:25 📚 通过应用Readwise等工具，低摩擦地复习和强化之前学习的知识。
11:04 🧠 主动召回记忆是巩固记忆的关键，测试自己有助于记住所学内容。
Made with HARPA AI
Amazing video man, some of us have experienced memory problems and these are interesting facts and cool techniques. Thx for sharing
Bro I like your videos and I will be following your contents from now on.
Thank you
Great video. I am watching it again and again to see how well you have used your on screen text and how the transitions and effects are helping to focus on the matter rather than distract. You are not just a medical doctor, you should probably be honored with a doctorate for social media content creation too. Kudos to the team behind the effort.
This is my first week of a Cybersecurity degree, impeccable timing Ali! Thank you 🙏🏽
Best of luck!
@gottabepablo are you planning to share stuff of Cyber security on your channel? I am also learning Cyber security and planning to share what I learn on my channel.
Good luck, I just graduated from Cyber Security
@@aliabdaal you are the proud of Pakistan bro!
thank you! gret tips, but also - editing on this one - chef's kiss
Exam starting in 2 weeks, spot on, thanks
It's much more than tips on how to remember things. It's very practical and a great approach to learning anything. I really like the video. Thanks a lot!
the editing here is insane
Hi Ali and team, thanks for sharing informative videos with your fans. I'm enjoying and love learning new things through your videos.
I'm impressed by you and your team's enthusiasm and creativity while working together. This makes me feel motivated and inspired too!
i guess we have share same name...❤from India
Just when I thought that I have gained all the inspiration I could possibly get from your videos! so much love ❤❤❤
Thank you for all of this it really helps me 😊😊😊
I seriously can't get enough of you .Thank you for yet another extremely helpful video ❤❤❤ Sarah x
You are so welcome!
Nice. Great when reading books and articles. ❤️
I love the concept around Discover The Map 😊
Very helpful, I was looking for references on effective learning methods for my children. and I feel this is very good. Can't wait to teach them immediately.
I wish I had known this when I was still a student 😀
your editing has gotten so good! (map)
All of this is covered with more detail in your Skillshare course! I loved the recap. Very helpful since this is just the start of semester!
Glad it was helpful!
@@hwb776 you're right, I commented early in order to get @ali's attention 😅
Dear Ali you're my mentor and idol ❤❤❤❤
I bought that movie. It's got me pumped up so many times.
Awesome. It's like; Get experience so class makes sense. teach class so experience makes sense. Make sense, so that sense makes sense. Lol. But I get it. Great video, if i remember what I heard correctly. Either way, it's great spending time with you Ali. You've made journaling a more functional thing for me...newslettering. Brilliant !
Great video! Particularly love the part around sharing your knowledge - it‘s also the reason I started blogging and why I‘m always eager to share my knowledge, which many perceive as selfless - but actually, it‘s selfish! 😅
I like how you can make things that seem complicated so simple. Its how I like to operate 👍🏽
I learned so much. thnx :)
Sir that curiosity thing is soo accurate i experienced in my life. After watching Oppenheimer i also watched veritasium's video😃
Ali, I'm from Bangladesh. I'm a big fan of yours, as well as your content is amazing and helpful. Your content encourages me a lot. I want to be a content creator like you☺.
I'm so happy that I've found you here ❤
Cannot wait for your book to come out! Amazing content as always and I know you will deliver once again once your book is officially out there!
Just started my computer science degree
perfect timing ali
Would love to see Ali’s current equipment and room setup! If there’s content of it to see that some other way, glad to know.
Thank you productivity master ❤
please make a video on " how THE ALI ABDAAL maike or edit videos" love your ART
Thank you for sharing sir❤️
⌚Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:23 Discover The Map
1:41 Just-In-Time Learning
3:36 Follow Your Curiosity
6:26 Share What You Learn
8:20 Share Online
9:24 Low Friction Resurfacing
10:47 Active Recall
Wow great explanation! Thank you~
Thanks a lot for the video, I'll jump now to the free masterclass you're providing (for free) :D
This is too useful.Thank you.
Unreal video again Ali. Just in time for heading back to school and uni! 👌
Great Video! Helps Alot.
Awesome man. appreciate the work you do.
He is the proud of Pakistan
Active recall is THE BEST, just we can’t find something more brilliant
How you're actively recalling?
Hey Ali ! The videos are just great and it keeps getting better.
Like this plz
Editing game is getting stronger and stronger.
Thanks Ali for this wonderful video.
❤❤❤
I recently finished an analytical figure drawing class and it tried to teach and ton of information only within 10 weeks. I took a ton of notes but I decided to make a list of the most important things to remember from each week of class so it’s basically a cheat sheet of the most interesting parts of the class that I can apply to my art
Add to my download list 😊👍
Thank you Ali👍.
Great info thank you so much.
I think that is important advices for every student
Informational as always - self test for retention ascension, commencin’ in 10, 9, 8,…😜 b frfr tho ty for the great content !
Ali posts, me already enjoying the video!
Thank you for the great video.