1973: The Feynman Technique: 7 Steps to Learn Anything Faster by Teaching by Arthur of The Art of Living

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🗓️ 6 May 2021

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Arthur of The Art of Living teaches us about the Feynman Technique, which helps us learn anything faster. Episode 1973: The Feynman Technique: 7 Steps to Learn Anything Faster by Teaching by Arthur of The Art of Living Arthur believes that everyone deserves a chance at a long, happy, prosperous life. Of course, that’s easier said than done. Some levers to get there are hard to pull. Others may always be impossible. But one thing we can do; one lever we can pull to equalize opportunities, no matter who or where people are, is education. It’s to make sure we all get the training we need to play the best hand we can with the cards we’ve been dealt. Even if those cards are unfair. The Art of Living is the ultimate source of book recommendations, book summaries, tools, interviews and articles to help you live long and prosper. The original post is located here: https://theartofliving.com/learning-through-teaching/ Visit Me Online at OLDPodcast.com Interested in advertising on the show? Visit https://www.advertisecast.com/OptimalLivingDaily Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	This is Optimal Living Daily Episode 1973, The Fimin Technique, seven steps to learn anything
0:06.8	faster by teaching, by Arthur of theartofliving.com. Anomgenerator,
0:12.5	Justin Malik reading you blogs every single day of the year to help you live a more meaningful life.
0:17.2	Today's art goes from a brand new author to the show. I'll tell you about Arthur right after
0:21.5	the reading so for now let's hear our very first pose from him as we optimize your life.
0:30.8	The Fimin Technique, seven steps to learn anything faster by teaching, by Arthur of theartofliving.com.
0:39.4	We've all been there. I hate this topic. I don't understand it. I'm never going to. And even if I
0:45.3	did, how am I supposed to remember this anyway, huh? Learning is hard work at the best of times
0:51.2	and crushingly frustrating at the worst. It's easy to feel stupid or embarrassed when tackling new
0:56.7	topics or skills. Before long you've convinced yourself you're just bad at this kind of stuff.
1:02.7	More worse you grow to fear or hate learning entirely. But what if I told you there was a simpler
1:09.1	and faster way to learn anything. A technique used by geniuses like Richard Feynman, Albert Einstein,
1:15.0	Bill Gates, and Warren Buffett to master tricky topics quickly and easily. Perhaps you'd feel
1:20.7	skeptical. But I bet you'd also be curious, maybe even excited. When it feels great to finally say,
1:26.9	aha, I get it. Not only is this not so bad, it might even be something I'm good at.
1:34.0	So what's the trick to mastering things faster? It turns out the secret to good learning is good
1:39.6	teaching. But not just as something to find and not even as something to do after you've learned
1:45.1	everything. The secret to learning is to teach while you learn no matter what level you're at.
1:50.9	Feeling curious? Let's find out more. Is learning through teaching right for me?
1:57.2	Perhaps your student preparing for a test. Perhaps you're learning a new professional skill.
2:01.7	Or maybe you found a new hobby. Whoever you are, whatever you're learning, learning through
2:06.9	teaching is a valuable skill you should master. In fact, the value of teaching as a learning
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