good ?

apple tho?

Yes!! Been looking for what to read next 🤝 Bless 🫡

Added to the reading list

The author has a more recent, very similar looking book. I've read neither but he explains the differences here https://www.scotthyoung.com/blog/2024/05/14/ultralearning-vs-get-better-at-anything/

Continued learning is a key to success. Knowledge is power. ✨

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In AI times, this is fundamental 💜🫂

added to holiday wishlist.

It's an interesting read for those of us who seek new and better ways to learn. I recommend it 100%.

Listened to the highlights of this book on the headway app. It infused a dose of motivation into me. Though, I am unsure if it was sufficiently good to do just as summary.

Summary? Unfortunately not on Blinkist…

Thank you for sharing Jack! Do you have any recommendation books to learn blockchain & decentralization for developers. Currently I am just browsing nostr and its client app’s

Mastering Bitcoin: Programming the Open Blockchain Book by Andreas Antonopoulos Building bitcoin in Rust Written by Lukáš Hozda

Sounds interesting, ill give it a read Ai summary “Ultralearning: Master Hard Skills, Outsmart the Competition, and Accelerate Your Career” by Scott Young provides a framework for acquiring skills quickly and effectively. The book focuses on intense, self-directed learning projects that lead to expertise in a subject or skill. Key Principles of Ultralearning: 1. Meta-Learning (Learning How to Learn): • Research your subject and identify the most effective learning methods. • Create a learning map to outline what to study and prioritize key topics. 2. Focus: • Cultivate deep, undistracted focus during your learning sessions. • Set specific times and goals to maximize productivity. 3. Directness: • Practice skills in the real-world context where they will be applied. • Avoid over-reliance on theory or abstract exercises. 4. Drill: • Break complex skills into smaller components and focus on improving the weakest areas. • Use targeted drills to address specific deficiencies. 5. Retrieval: • Practice recalling information instead of passively reviewing it. • Use active recall techniques like quizzes and flashcards. 6. Feedback: • Seek constructive criticism and use it to adjust your approach. • Embrace feedback loops for consistent improvement. 7. Retention: • Regularly review material to reinforce long-term memory. • Space out reviews over time using spaced repetition techniques. 8. Experimentation: • Be willing to try different methods and strategies. • Step outside your comfort zone to accelerate growth. Application Examples: • Scott Young’s personal projects include learning MIT’s four-year computer science curriculum in one year and becoming fluent in multiple languages through immersive learning. Takeaways: • Ultralearning is not easy, but it’s highly rewarding for those willing to put in the effort. • Self-discipline, curiosity, and a willingness to tackle challenges are essential for success. • The approach is adaptable to various goals, from career development to personal passions. By applying these principles, you can systematically tackle ambitious learning projects and achieve mastery in less time.