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  : How to Learn Anything Fast |  raise your hand if you think you have a fantastic memory okay I can see a couple of hands raising so let me make it easy for you I'm going to ask you easy question raise your hands if you think you have a bad memory Oh a lot more hands going up right now and what about the rest of you did not raise the hands you forgot to raise your hands well here's the goodness it really doesn't matter whether you think you have a good memory or not because it's a fact that you can train your brain to remember better to learn faster and to achieve mastery in anything you want in your life and I'd like to show you something really interesting here which actually demonstrates to you what you can do if you train your brain now I would request any five a few any five people can have a volunteer to please come here and rive something on the flip chart yeah we got two volunteers right from here so one two three thank you for thank you okay I promise you...

  The most obsolete idea is go to school, get a job, work hard, save money, get out of debt and invest for the long-term in the stock market See, why would you save money when they're printing trillions of dollars? The gap between the 1% and 99% is massive. You see it's not just money, you have to step back and look at the bigger picture. So what do you do? In every one of us there's a poor person, there's still a poor person inside me. There's also a middle-class person and the middle-class person wants security they want that steady paycheck. And there's a rich person And they're all inside of us except that... It's not taught. It's- you're taught to go to school, get a job and get a paycheck. Not taught how to get rich. If you've read Rich Dad Poor Dad, my rich dad refused to pay me. He said the paycheck was one of the most damaging things you can take in your life. He says the moment you take a paycheck you're an employee and that...

once upon a time a professor went to a zen master he asked him to explain the meaning of zen the master quietly poured a cup of tea the cup was full but he continued to pour the professor could not stand this any longer so he questioned the master impatiently why do you keep pouring when the cup is full [Music] i want to point out to you the master said that you are similarly attempting to understand zen while your mind is full first empty your mind of preconceptions before you attempt to understand zen if your mind is empty it is always ready for anything it is open to everything in the beginner's mind there are many possibilities in the expert's mind there are few you see in life in your life we all are full of preconceptions all the time we are constantly judging and trying to relate things actions disasters to one another but this is wrong our mind must be empty we should not have any preconceptions and we should take every event every word every feeling as what it is keep ...

STOP WASTING  you know what i hear i hear the clock ticking and time waits from no man life goes by and it goes by quick don't waste those years don't waste them live them i want you to be terrified of sitting on the sidelines and doing nothing waking up in six days or six weeks or six years or 60 years and being no closer to your goal you've made no progress that is the nightmare that is what you really need to be afraid of being stagnant so get up and go that idea isn't going to execute itself that book isn't going to write itself those weights out in the gym they aren't going to move themselves you have to do it and you have to do it now don't wait anymore don't think anymore don't plan anymore don't contemplate anymore don't make any more excuses or justifications don't rationalize anything else no take the risk take the gamble take the first step take action now no complacency no backing off no slack whatsoever no more dreaming dream...

  i did not have a rich father [Music] not from uh you know well educated i said i tried three times for university all failed for the last time i went to the teachers college which was considered the third or fourth class of my city but i think that is the best university i've ever had better than harvard and wharton i applied for harvard for 10 times all failed they don't want to see me you know terrible and i i think that is a normal life it was so difficult at that time i was so frustrated because i taught in the university my pay was ten dollars a month was not easy but i believe that something something is waiting for me there and i have to work hard to prove myself that was the tough experience and i never thought i was smart nobody believed that i could be successful because everybody would say well this guy think differently think crazy you know they think about something never work nobody agree with as i said i believe it because i saw the computer in 1994 when i went...

  Do you know what makes someone successful? Do you ? Three things Three things will make you successful A continuous interest in improving yourself Being self-aware And work And I mean lots of it Improve yourself Improve yourself continously Never stop developing yourself Develop a passion for improving yourself Develop a passion for learning Improving yourself begins right where you are Yes, improving yourself starts with an education Improving yourself starts with school You did not come to school to slack off You did not come to fail Instead you came to learn To learn how to be great To be the best leader To be the best academic, to be the best at whatever you wanna do Don't let your friends deter you Don't let friends distract you Develop yourself Show them that there is better Show them that you're different Improve yourself, study hard, study long, give it your all, give it everything you got Successful people don't get to where they are by following their friend...

  Hello, everybody. I'm going to start with a question. How many of you know the person sitting next to you from before today? Interesting. So, do you remember the first conversation that you ever had with that person? You know conversations are links. Let's imagine every conversation to be a tiny metal link. And every time you talk to a stranger, a metal link is formed. And every conversation that you have after that moment, the link gets stronger and stronger. And every day each one of us meets so many strangers: the grocery guy, the cab guy maybe the receptionist at a new office you went to. And with every conversation we build new links. Until finally at the end, we've created a kind of massive World Wide Web of conversation. World Wide Web. It's a catchy word. I think I've heard that somewhere. That's it, right? A conversation. It's a fascinating thing. A conversation is an adventure. A conversation gives you a whole new perspective. A conversation open...

  PREPOSITIONS 🌺 Prepositions are used to link words in a sentence, giving them consistency. They can come before nouns, pronouns, or adjectives. The preposition types are: ▪️Prepositions of time at, in, on, for, during, since, while 🇬🇧 I wake up at 7 o'clock. 🇬🇧 I've been living in Belfast for 3 years, since I moved here in 2018. ▪️Prepositions of place at, in, on, between, inside, behind, near, under  🇬🇧 The suitcase is under the bed. 🇬🇧 They are in the garden. 🇬🇧 Our house is behind the forest. ▪️ Prepositions of movement to (towards), through, across, down, up, into 🇬🇧 He was slowly moving to the door. 🇬🇧 The train went through the tunnel. 🇬🇧 The ball is rolling down the hill. ▪️ Other common prepositions  without, on, off, with, about, from 🇬🇧 I can't see without my glasses. 🇬🇧 I live with my parents. 🇬🇧 Today we talked about prepositions

So how do we learn? And why does some of us learn things more easily than others? So, as I just mentioned, I'm Dr. Lara Boyd. I am a brain researcher here at the University of British Columbia. These are the questions that fascinate me. (Cheers) (Applause) So brain research is one of the great frontiers in the understanding of human physiology, and also in the consideration of what makes us who we are. It's an amazing time to be a brain researcher, and I would argue to you that I have the most interesting job in the world. What we know about the brain is changing at a breathtaking pace. And much of what we thought we knew and understood about the brain turns out to be not true or incomplete. Some of these misconceptions are more obvious than others. For example, we used to think that after childhood the brain did not, really could not change. And it turns out that nothing could be farther from the truth. Another misconception about the brain is that you only use parts of it at ...

 Michael Jackson wanted to live for 150 years.  He appointed 12 doctors at home who would daily examine him from hair to toenails. His food was always tested in laboratory before serving. Another 15 people were appointed to look after his daily exercise and workout. His bed had the technology to regulate the oxygen level. Organ donors were kept ready so that whenever needed they could immediately donate their organ . The maintenance of these donors were taken care of by him. Top Sense He was proceeding with a dream of living for 150 years. Alas ! He failed. On 25th June 2009, at the age of 50, his heart stopped functioning. The constant effort of those 12 doctors didn't work. Even, the combined efforts of doctors from Los Angeles and California too couldn't save him. The person who would never put a step forward without the doctors suggestion for his last 25 years, couldn't fulfill his dream of living 150 years. Top Sense Jackson's final journey was watched live by 2.5 ...