If you ever had a feeling of being overwhelmed while facing hundreds of emails to read or articles or website information or papers – you may have thought something along these lines:
If only I knew speed-reading and get through all of this in less time.
Did you know I started my career as a music teacher? There is one element that drove me all these years – no matter what I was doing – be it teaching music, training people on how to make radio spots or help them use Centered Learning to absorb more knowledge in less time…
and that is the passion to support people’s learning processes.
In my newest video on my new blog, I’ll tell you all about it AND I have a surprise for you…go here to watch it now and click on “Top Learning Questions Answered” (Site note – you will have to put your email address on the first page real quick and then you’ll get to the video!): www.LearnFastAndSucced.com
I’m finally ready to teach Centered Learning in English and in order to show you guys that my stuff actually really works; I’ve put together a free training video for you. In it I’ll show you a very effective strategy that does a couple things at the same time:
- Gets you in the perfect, open mood you need to be in to read fast and absorb of the information
- Makes you be motivated
- Helps you with procrastination and gets you going even though you find the topic boring
- Speeds up the process that gets you from reading to knowing.
So if you have more to read then you can handle and are struggling with the information overload, I’d highly recommend you taking a look at this:
www.LearnFastAndSucceed.com
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What? Sounds weird, doesn’t it? But here is the thing: the real purpose of learning is not to accumulate random knowledge just for the sake of piling up more information in your head.
Real learning is this: 1. Find a goal, 2. Locate the appropriate information to get there, 3. Absorb it, 4. Retain it, 5. Use it by changing your behavior to manifest your vision.
That’s the chain. Now – many people think step 3 is learning and keep doing it until the cows come home. That may be fun, but it doesn’t get you anywhere.
So sometimes this can be the solution:
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Well – today it’s going to be a little different. Today I sat down for an hour and just picked my own brain to finish a little project: With how many useful tips can I come up within one hour?
Guess what – I stopped at 80. I wasn’t thinking and rethinking much, I basically just wrote them down. Now – I’m not going to bore you with 80 tips at once, but maybe 10 could be useful…
(Don’t want to add more to your daily information overload 
Anyway – here they are and if you have a question about any of them, feel free to post a comment down below, ok?
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