The Speed Learning Revolution™

Learn to find time for learning by prioritizing and organizing, showing you can reach competency with about 20 hours instead of 10000 hours.

Validate your learning projects by clarifying vision and asking the right questions to avoid wasted time. Use visualization and a logbook to decide why to learn and why not.

Set a clear, smart goal to accelerate learning: define specifics, measurable targets, ambition, realism, and deadlines to stay on track and finish strong.

Define a deadline to sharpen your smart goal and harness Parkinson law, using time constraints and calendar scheduling to optimize learning and accelerate skill acquisition.

Define your smart goal and deadline, then build an autopilot habit via a 21-day action plan, using reminders, rewards, and a log book to track progress.

Accelerate your skill growth with speed learning, set a SMART goal, and plan your learning to reach your goal, earning your second badge as you advance to the next chapter.

Discover the science of learning and how to learn by navigating the four phases of the learning curve—beginner phase, quick progress phase, plateau phase, and mastery phase.

This lecture reveals how to acquire a new skill ten times faster by building a mental model—the mental infrastructure that provides a global view and a foundation for efficient learning.

Build a mental model to identify the 20 percent of knowledge that yields 80 percent of your learning results, and master two techniques to quickly find that pivotal 20 percent.

Identify the 20 percent that yields 80 percent results with the deconstruction technique; collect resources, compare and analyze to identify common information, select core skills like chords, scales, and rhythms.

Present the inversion technique to identify the 20 percent of a motor skill that yields the fastest results, then reverse outcomes and brainstorm ten safety solutions.

Identify the essential 20 percent of a skill to reach your goal ten times faster, using invariant techniques to uncover the essentials of a new skill with the construction method.

Uncover memory techniques from the art of memory that debunk the bad-memory myth, and learn to memorize the 20 percent of a skill you need.

Explore how memory works—from short term (walking) memory to long term memory—and learn to identify the 20 percent of a skill to transfer into long term memory using visual cues.

Develop memorization skills using the FAV method: focus on the information, associate it with known ideas, and visualize vivid mental pictures to transform boring data into memorable content.

Discover how to memorize 80% of your written resources by focusing attention, associating the unknown with the known, and visualizing sentences as vivid mental pictures linked to your senses.

Discover how procedural memory, a type of implicit long-term memory, supports motor-skill learning. Identify the 20 percent of resources, memorize them with focus, association, and visualization, then practice from memory.

Celebrate your fourth badge by embracing the five method to memorize more, focusing, associating, and visualizing each scene to build a powerful memory for future chapters.

Discover breathing-based techniques to restore energy and focus for learning, including belly breathing and progressive breathing sequences, to overcome fatigue and decision fatigue during study.

Build a mental model and deconstruct the skill to identify the 20 percent essential information, memorize it, and apply deliberate practice to convert knowledge into action.

Apply the Pomodoro Technique to maintain focus as working memory saturates: 25 minutes study, 5 minute breaks, four cycles, then a longer break, using alarms or apps.

Master the P.I.C. method to identify the essential 20 percent of any skill from text, book, or article by sorting information by emotional intensity, relevance to your goal, and curiosity.

Optimize your learning sessions, boost concentration and focus when tired, and use deliberate practice to assimilate a new skill and reach your goals.

Join speed learning revolution by embracing practice, testing yourself, and adapting what you learn to your goals; practice makes perfect, and everything becomes possible when you know how to learn.