Are you a fast learner or are you slow? This question is of the utmost importance

for your life. So here you can see I just laid out all these books if you saw

that other video. I spent 700 bucks or something on books. I don't always buy

them new but I was at Barnes & Noble and I thought what the heck? I do that

every once in a while going a big binge so I think there's four. There's about

roughly 30 books there, 20, 30 books and on all varying subjects. And what's

relevant for your life is a little experiment I've been running and I

with fascinating results. So basically most of us have been taught that we

have to throttle our learning. Okay that's what I call it. This is the opposite.

You're either a gulper or a throttler. I did a talk on this. It's just an

audio I think I have on my YouTube but here's a somewhat of a video version.

Oh it's a little bit different what I'm gonna talk about but so you have

gulpers and throttlers. So when it comes to knowledge the reason I believe or

one of the reasons that most of us have become throttlers meaning we when we drink

water instead of drinking it real quickly you know like beer people some

people can chug it they can gulp it real fast they've trained themselves because

you have a natural reflux reflex that keeps you from wanting to drink too fast

because you can drown in your own fluids right if it goes down the wrong

pipe and goes into your lungs so there is good common sense to drinking slower

but but but there is an ability through training where you can actually get to

the point where you can drink much more quickly than the average person. Now

when it comes to knowledge I think there is somewhat of a danger of learning too

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