The Magic of Accelerated Learning: Discover Strategies for Effective Learning, Improved Memorization, Sharpened Focus and Become An Expert In Any Skill You Want

by Som Bathla

Do you often feel stressed or overwhelmed with so much to learn with so less time? Do you often start second-guessing yourself when you see others in your domain totally crushing it? Do you wonder why and how some people are able to learn faster, retain for longer and make better decisions in life? What if you were exposed to scientifically proven ways to learn anything faster ? What if you were told that you can master the research backed techniques to become an expert ? Imagine making intelligent decisions by using the most effective ways to learn, comprehend, memorize any information. Imagine sharpening your focus and getting things done faster through quick retrieval of knowledge –when you need it most.
The Magic of Accelerated Learning is here to help you achieve your goal of learning faster, improving memory, learning any skill you want and become an expert in your domain. Abigail Adams said once.

Whether you are a student preparing for exam or competitions, or an employee dreaming to climb the organization ladder faster or a professional wishing to dazzle clients with your expert knowledge or a caring parent who is concerned about your kids bright career, the research backed techniques in this book will pave your way to achive your goal. But it requires hard work and dedication. You need to commit yourself to do anything that moves you closer to your goals.

Genres: Nonfiction

186 pages, Paperback

Published April 10, 2018

About the author

Som Bathla loves to research human psychology & behaviour in order to get maximum out of life. He is always eager to learn, embody and then impart the fundamental of optimal living to help others lead a resourceful life. He has written multiple bestseller books on topics about how to transform your mindset and enhance performance to get better and faster results.

He is deeply convinced about the vastness of the human potential and is dedicated to teaching the ways to overcome self-doubt and fears, unleash the true human potential and thus enable one to take massive action through principles backed by psychological research and scientific evidence.

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Reviews

[Leah Lambart · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book was well researched

This book was well researched but I'm still looking for more concrete things to do to learn better. For spaced practice, how many days in between sessions? The last half of the book is information I've read other places. Additionally, the book is clearly written by a non naive English speaker and self published. I'd like to see better editing, imho.

[Ikraam · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book is well-written for everyone to understand the deep concepts involved. The authors portrays the content in a humanistic manner.

Strategies have been well-explained as well their actual scientific backing of how effective they are. To learn any skill this book should be considered.

[Mark Lim · Rating 1 out of 5]

Waste of money

- Writing feels unnatural and clunky.
- Author likes to go on about himself and market his other products.
- Feels like content is pieced together from Google and Wikipedia
- Content is all very basic. Ie, the secret to become an expert is...to practice properly. Wow...

[Raza · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent

I love Som’s books. They’re always backed with research, which make them easy to read.

This book shares multiple learning techniques which have potential to improve memory and focus. I liked the strategies to master any skill and will try to implement them soon. Overall well researched and interesting information.

[Kayla Finley · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great information

I rated it a four because I found it a little hard to read. However, the author included some valuable information. I certainly plan on using and exploring the methodologies discussed in this book.

[Andrew Pan · Rating 2 out of 5]

The content is okay, not much new information or knowledge. It promises "I will teach you how to xxx later in the book" and later I still find nothing really useful.
Chapter 8 is the central argument of this book and from there it refers to another book "Peak: Secrets from the New Science of Expertise" by K Anders Ericsson. And maybe you will then head to "Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones" by James Clear.
So I think it is better to either read the above books mentioned or to read Peter Collins's Learning by How to learn series.
I would skip this topic.

[Angel · Rating 3 out of 5]

The writing was a bit stilted, and the topic depth was fairly shallow but the author clearly did his research. No Earth-shaking new techniques, but a brief recap of what we've been using and it's effectiveness. I liked that the author didn't seem to be biased toward any particular method.

[John · Rating 3 out of 5]

The book had some good techniques, but some of the formatting, examples, and grammar was a little off that caused the book to be distracting in some ways to me.

[Bushra · Rating 2 out of 5]

Meh!
Didnt learn anything i didnt already know.