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It is no secret that we would all like to know everything we can in this world. Whether we want to or not, we spend our days picking up on various bits and pieces of knowledge that we didn't necessarily intend to learn.
While that is all well and good, there is still more to the story, and we should strive to learn more intentionally and less passively. No matter what you are doing in your day, odds are if you even half listen to the radio or television, you are going to learn something.
This book is going to challenge you to take your learning to a new level, however, and learn to view life like a genius. Don't go through life with that sort of half-hearted learning anymore, but become hungry for knowledge.
It doesn't matter where you are in life, what you are doing with your day, or what you intend to do with your future. You need to make the most out of your situation right now, whatever that situation may be, and you need to make yourself better. There is nothing wrong with what you are doing right now, but what you need to learn is how to grow. Make a deliberate effort to expand your knowledge. Don't know how? Well, you have come to the right place.
This book is designed to teach you how to learn. You will learn how to learn, and when you know that, the world becomes an open book. By the time you have reached the end of this book, you will have learned:
The art of learning Thinking like a genius How to develop your own learning style How to be a one-of-a-kind learner How to keep the genius mindset And much more! Get the book and all its benefits by scrolling up and click the "Buy now with 1-click" button!
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Now for $8.97!, normally $10.97!
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It is no secret that we would all like to know everything we can in this world. Whether we want to or not, we spend our days picking up on various bits and pieces of knowledge that we didn't necessarily intend to learn.
While that is all well and good, there is still more to the story, and we should strive to learn more intentionally and less passively. No matter what you are doing in your day, odds are if you even half listen to the radio or television, you are going to learn something.
This book is going to challenge you to take your learning to a new level, however, and learn to view life like a genius. Don't go through life with that sort of half-hearted learning anymore, but become hungry for knowledge.
It doesn't matter where you are in life, what you are doing with your day, or what you intend to do with your future. You need to make the most out of your situation right now, whatever that situation may be, and you need to make yourself better. There is nothing wrong with what you are doing right now, but what you need to learn is how to grow. Make a deliberate effort to expand your knowledge. Don't know how? Well, you have come to the right place.
This book is designed to teach you how to learn. You will learn how to learn, and when you know that, the world becomes an open book. By the time you have reached the end of this book, you will have learned:
The art of learning Thinking like a genius How to develop your own learning style How to be a one-of-a-kind learner How to keep the genius mindset And much more! Get the book and all its benefits by scrolling up and click the "Buy now with 1-click" button!
Tags: Learning, Accelerated Learning, Learn faster, fast learning, speed reading, make it stick, learn like a ninja, learn like a genius, pro learning, learn like a pro, learning hacks, hacked learning, brain training
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First published September 30, 2015
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November 21, 2015
The pages of some books are like the wrapping of a gift. This is not one of those books.
This book is more like the wrapper of the last third of a left-over sandwich that you found on a park bench and - most of the good stuff has been picked out of it by squirrels.
I mean, I'll eat it, but...
Has some very basic material on learning strategies; broadly outlined. Points for mentioning self-quizzing, however. And it covers speedreading as a means to an end, along with some other general motivational advice. Still, the means to learning are not given here. Philosophically, give something an hour a day for twenty days and you'll learn, it has those kinds of things.
But, nothing about synaptic stimulation via exercise and nutrition. Or allowing for time to forget and reinforcing knowledge, nothing about N-step training.... or caffeine, or nicotine...
It is, essentially, advice from a non-expert. I get it, it's about selling an e-book. Nicely done - I encourage the author to make more of them. Congrats on doing the thing. Just - add more value to the next one.
This book is more like the wrapper of the last third of a left-over sandwich that you found on a park bench and - most of the good stuff has been picked out of it by squirrels.
I mean, I'll eat it, but...
Has some very basic material on learning strategies; broadly outlined. Points for mentioning self-quizzing, however. And it covers speedreading as a means to an end, along with some other general motivational advice. Still, the means to learning are not given here. Philosophically, give something an hour a day for twenty days and you'll learn, it has those kinds of things.
But, nothing about synaptic stimulation via exercise and nutrition. Or allowing for time to forget and reinforcing knowledge, nothing about N-step training.... or caffeine, or nicotine...
It is, essentially, advice from a non-expert. I get it, it's about selling an e-book. Nicely done - I encourage the author to make more of them. Congrats on doing the thing. Just - add more value to the next one.
March 4, 2021
I read it in less than 30 minutes. Basic stuff, nothing new.
October 4, 2015
Useless babble
This very short book gives no helpful advice at all. The author talks about you needing to find your own learning style, but says you have to do this on your own. He doesn't even mention any different types of styles. He says you should learn to speed read but doesn't tell you how you learn to do so. Plus, the author does not seem to know what a semi-colon or period is, as his run-on sentences are atrocious. Although I purchased this book at a discount, it was not worth it. There was no helpful advice and the author just kept saying the same things over and over. I would not recommend this book.
This very short book gives no helpful advice at all. The author talks about you needing to find your own learning style, but says you have to do this on your own. He doesn't even mention any different types of styles. He says you should learn to speed read but doesn't tell you how you learn to do so. Plus, the author does not seem to know what a semi-colon or period is, as his run-on sentences are atrocious. Although I purchased this book at a discount, it was not worth it. There was no helpful advice and the author just kept saying the same things over and over. I would not recommend this book.
May 11, 2020
I read this book in less than 2 hours the author seemed not that expert . in other words , the information in this book are very typical I guess everyone knows them .
September 13, 2017
Very nice techniques written in a concise, easy to follow format. I'm currently implementing the Speed Reading Technique as mentioned in the book and so far, it has yielded good results!
All in all, a very positive book and inspires you to pick up that long-procastinated-skill you have been wanting to learn.
All in all, a very positive book and inspires you to pick up that long-procastinated-skill you have been wanting to learn.
July 30, 2016
If you are a habitual reader of good books then you may not find anything new in this book. Lest the ideas presented are extracted from Best Selling books:
10,000 Hours Rule in Outliers.
20 Hours Rule by Josh Kaufman.
Power Reading by Rick Ostrov.
Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by Robert Pirsig.
Though that may not itself discredit the work presented by Harvey Sagler. This book is a good treatise for those who really want to excel and acquiring skill. At first glance it seems to me the academic one but once I dwell in it I find it multi-faceted. And at some places, the author is so much apologizing and at the helm of convincing the reader, that it may only require PLEASE! DO THIS FOR ME! To paraphrase the whole sentences presented anywhere in the book.
The author starts with some luring points, so the reader will definitely read the book further. The suggestion or the dilemma he presented is quite catchy and will catch the attention of those who will really want to hone their skills by reading SELF-HELP book.
He presented some humor with Einstein by saying that most people think of geniuses as someone who just happened to know all things around. But in reality that’s not the case. What makes genius distinguish is that he is the one who actually know the art of learning and ultimately flourishes better afterwards.
Reading is the evolutionary process and it takes time to achieve mastery in speed reading without compromising the comprehension. So he presented the formula to find the WORDS/MINUTE. Although he didn’t specified, but the way he presented seemed to me that the only viable way to learn is to READ a book without stretching other modes of learning. Further discussion he made is exclusively on LEARN HOW TO READ.
In subsequent step, he emphasized to stick with the text on each line, by pointing the word with a finger or a pen. The reason he presented by having a pen to point out text is to strengthen the FOCUS of individual while reading. A person can’t read effectively without focus, he said.
The book discusses other area too but instead of mulling over I apply the speed reading instantly from chapter 5 to see what I got from it. From chapter 5, the discussion becomes lame and general, quite not holding habitual reader to further mull over.
Despite all that, the book is a good introductory material on Learning for the early aspirants who really want to acquire something they really thrilled about.
10,000 Hours Rule in Outliers.
20 Hours Rule by Josh Kaufman.
Power Reading by Rick Ostrov.
Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by Robert Pirsig.
Though that may not itself discredit the work presented by Harvey Sagler. This book is a good treatise for those who really want to excel and acquiring skill. At first glance it seems to me the academic one but once I dwell in it I find it multi-faceted. And at some places, the author is so much apologizing and at the helm of convincing the reader, that it may only require PLEASE! DO THIS FOR ME! To paraphrase the whole sentences presented anywhere in the book.
The author starts with some luring points, so the reader will definitely read the book further. The suggestion or the dilemma he presented is quite catchy and will catch the attention of those who will really want to hone their skills by reading SELF-HELP book.
He presented some humor with Einstein by saying that most people think of geniuses as someone who just happened to know all things around. But in reality that’s not the case. What makes genius distinguish is that he is the one who actually know the art of learning and ultimately flourishes better afterwards.
Reading is the evolutionary process and it takes time to achieve mastery in speed reading without compromising the comprehension. So he presented the formula to find the WORDS/MINUTE. Although he didn’t specified, but the way he presented seemed to me that the only viable way to learn is to READ a book without stretching other modes of learning. Further discussion he made is exclusively on LEARN HOW TO READ.
In subsequent step, he emphasized to stick with the text on each line, by pointing the word with a finger or a pen. The reason he presented by having a pen to point out text is to strengthen the FOCUS of individual while reading. A person can’t read effectively without focus, he said.
The book discusses other area too but instead of mulling over I apply the speed reading instantly from chapter 5 to see what I got from it. From chapter 5, the discussion becomes lame and general, quite not holding habitual reader to further mull over.
Despite all that, the book is a good introductory material on Learning for the early aspirants who really want to acquire something they really thrilled about.
February 28, 2016
Utter drivel.
Gibberish. Hogwash. Poppycock.
Gibberish. Hogwash. Poppycock.
March 26, 2016
Too simple. No research to back up the vague suppositions.
January 18, 2017
Interesting book
I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to
Improve their reading to better understand their own
Reading speed of their learning
I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to
Improve their reading to better understand their own
Reading speed of their learning
September 1, 2017
Positive thoughts
Setting realistic expectations is important toward achieving any goal. Buy aim and result may be surprising. Good reading habits review.
Setting realistic expectations is important toward achieving any goal. Buy aim and result may be surprising. Good reading habits review.
October 24, 2017
There is no new information on it. It is a continuum of common places.
October 29, 2017
Not a fan. Was not enlightened. Perhaps, I had learned these techniques elsewhere and others have not had that opportunity?
March 4, 2020
A few good tips. But not enough detail.
October 31, 2020
It was supershort, and didn't really get into any of the points more than a few pages, then ended with a few pages of ads for some "get rich while sleeping" plan.
June 19, 2022
there's no secret in here.
July 26, 2022
Has useful information, but should have been a longer book.
September 18, 2023
Zero value.
December 9, 2023
3.9 really good. It's very short but has all the points you need. It is very very similar to the book 'The first 20 hours of learning by Josh'.
October 6, 2025
Read this because why not 🤷♀️
March 26, 2017
Worth Reading.
A fairly quick book to read. Just reinforcement to those in knowing you have to change your mindset and confidence.
A fairly quick book to read. Just reinforcement to those in knowing you have to change your mindset and confidence.
March 1, 2016
This is an amazing book to read. I stumbled upon it and downloaded it from a torrent website (I intend not to say it because I don't wonna market them). Anyways,
The book is a blessing.
It reflects you with that person you wonna be, but doesn't have the means to be. This book gives you that means and I have personally tried those means myself and it worked, it actually WORKED!
If I get to choose certain quotes from this book, I wouldn't suffice its core enrichment, but I will have to choose anyway to get you pumped, eh? ;)
"Gaining control of your thoughts is no exception, and you are going to find that you are able to focus a lot better, and retain a lot better than you ever thought possible."
"You have to ask yourself: How many days did you skip practice? How many times did you say you working on it for a full hour, when you really only worked on it for a few minutes?"
Splendacular (if that's even a word) read, guys. Highly recommend to anyone just got into reading a little while ago. It's language is simply easy yet powerful.
Not only is it that small in pages that makes you so pumped to read it again, but also it is that badass working techniques that will amaze non-stop. Here you go, Harvey, I will read it again oh and again!
Thank you, Harvey!
The book is a blessing.
It reflects you with that person you wonna be, but doesn't have the means to be. This book gives you that means and I have personally tried those means myself and it worked, it actually WORKED!
If I get to choose certain quotes from this book, I wouldn't suffice its core enrichment, but I will have to choose anyway to get you pumped, eh? ;)
"Gaining control of your thoughts is no exception, and you are going to find that you are able to focus a lot better, and retain a lot better than you ever thought possible."
"You have to ask yourself: How many days did you skip practice? How many times did you say you working on it for a full hour, when you really only worked on it for a few minutes?"
Splendacular (if that's even a word) read, guys. Highly recommend to anyone just got into reading a little while ago. It's language is simply easy yet powerful.
Not only is it that small in pages that makes you so pumped to read it again, but also it is that badass working techniques that will amaze non-stop. Here you go, Harvey, I will read it again oh and again!
Thank you, Harvey!
December 26, 2015
Stuff you need to hear if you haven't already
Awesome, intuitive book! The author's matter-of-fact, logic-based writing style is both informative and easy to follow without being overly preachy or condescending.
Awesome, intuitive book! The author's matter-of-fact, logic-based writing style is both informative and easy to follow without being overly preachy or condescending.
April 10, 2016
This book does not give the reader a proper way for learning, the author insists on the reader finding the good way for learning himself.
But it gives you some useful advices that may help you relax and focus on the subject you're trying to learn.
But it gives you some useful advices that may help you relax and focus on the subject you're trying to learn.
September 21, 2020
How do someone because an expert in their subject? The how-to guide in simple form on how to improve your learning curve as well as making use of time in between to get more done. A very interesting read for brain training.
November 5, 2015
Super light reading. It's like Shia Labeouf Just do it video. Good advices I actually enjoyed reading it. Very nice tips.
June 2, 2016
A very short book, the worst self help book I have read so far.
September 10, 2016
I liked some parts of the book but overall it is not the best.
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