How To Rapidly Learn A Brand-New Skill In 7 Days or Less!

The Anik Singal Show

Anik Singal

Education, Business:entrepreneurship, Business, Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Courses

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🗓️ 22 September 2022

⏱️ 13 minutes

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Summary

I have a strategy I’ve used to learn brand-new skills in just 7 days or less. I call it “Binge Learning” and it’s a 6-step framework I’ve been using for years. I’ve learned all types of new skills this way, but I use it mostly when it comes to business skills and marketing. In today’s video, I’m walking you through how I used this framework and learned how to use YouTube ads all within 1 week. See for yourself!

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0:00.0	How to rapidly learn a brand new skill in seven days or less.
0:03.6	I'm going to prove it to you because I've done it.
0:05.1	What's going on?
0:05.6	You crazy fighting entrepreneurs.
0:06.8	It's on a single back here yet.
0:08.4	Step it into the ring.
0:09.4	Look, I want to tell you a really cool way.
0:11.7	I call it binge learning and on a walk you through a framework
0:14.9	today that I use when I want to learn anything new,
0:17.3	especially in business, especially in marketing.
0:20.1	It's a true story, kids.
0:21.4	So sit around the fire.
0:23.0	2019, yes, 2019.
0:24.7	I was going to say, 2018 or 2019, I'm down with the flu.
0:28.0	And I'm telling you, I am down
0:29.8	with the flu.
0:30.4	I haven't had a flu like that in a long time.
0:32.1	I am in bed.
0:32.8	I'm a burden.
0:33.4	I cannot get up, do anything functional,
0:35.7	but I am the type of person that also cannot just sit still.
0:38.5	I wasn't asleep.
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