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Michael Richmond
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Приєднався 27 лис 2023
Bookworm's UA-cam Channel to discuss the latest news at Bookworm, books that have blown us away and providing information about the wonders of reading.
Teaching makes complex tasks simple.
Discover the ultimate method to learn and memorize complex topics: teaching! In this video, I'll share how teaching has transformed my understanding and retention of subjects over the past four years. We'll explore why teaching is superior to traditional learning methods, how it addresses memorizing, understanding, and manipulating information, and practical tips on how to implement this technique effectively. Whether you're tackling chemistry, math, or any challenging subject, this approach will make your learning process more engaging and efficient. Join me to unlock the power of teaching and conquer complex topics with ease!
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The strongest force in the universe.
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Discover the incredible power of curiosity in this thought-provoking video! Join us as we explore why curiosity drives us to learn, invent, and achieve great things. From the classroom to the moon, curiosity fuels our progress and shapes our world. Learn how to harness this natural gift to effortlessly absorb new knowledge and excel in your studies. Enjoy every moment of learning and let curios...
This Book will make you Rich. | The Millionaire Fastlane
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Unlock the secrets to wealth with M.J. DeMarco's The Millionaire Fastlane! Discover the three paths to financial success: the sidewalk, the slow lane, and the fast lane. Learn how to create value, divorce money from time, and use the CENTS framework to ensure your business's success. Whether you're aiming to escape poverty or accelerate your journey to riches, this video breaks down essential s...
Love and Relationships in 9 Minutes - Part 2 | The Way of the Superior Man
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Struggling with purpose, love, or understanding your role in relationships? In this video, I summarize "The Way of a Superior Man" by David Deida, exploring key insights on masculinity and femininity. Discover how polarity affects relationships, the importance of purpose for the masculine, and the role of love for the feminine. Learn how understanding these dynamics can lead to fulfilling, happ...
Love and Relationships in 9 Minutes - Part 1 | The Way of the Superior Man
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Struggling with purpose, love, or understanding your role in relationships? In this video, I summarize "The Way of a Superior Man" by David Deida, exploring key insights on masculinity and femininity. Discover how polarity affects relationships, the importance of purpose for the masculine, and the role of love for the feminine. Learn how understanding these dynamics can lead to fulfilling, happ...
You will Love Reading After This.
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In this video, I explore why many people dislike reading and how I overcame my own aversion. I discuss how school assignments can ruin the joy of reading, the impact of Newton's law of inertia on our habits, and the negative effects of media consumption. I share tips on rekindling a love for books and the importance of associating reading with fun instead of work. Join me as I dive into the jou...
Books Are More Powerful Than You Realize. Here's Why
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In this video, I dive into why books-yes, including notebooks and textbooks-are seriously underrated. From boosting your brainpower to enhancing memory and focus, I explore why pen and paper can sometimes beat out tech. Plus, I'll share my thoughts on how technology, while amazing, might be making us a bit lazy. If you're curious about why you should pick up a book instead of scrolling through ...
The BEST Fiction book of All Time?
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Join me as I dive into "The Alchemist" by Paulo Coelho! After reading heavy non-fiction, I needed a refreshing break, and this short, snappy, and incredibly inspiring book was just the ticket. Discover why this story of a shepherd's journey to find his personal legend captivated me and learn how it can help you find your own purpose in life. If you’re curious about the magic of this classic, hi...
How to make Reading more Addictive than Tiktok
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Struggling to stay focused on reading? You're not alone-we don't understand how to use dopamine properly so in this video, we dive into what dopamine is, how it impacts your habits, and why it's tough to choose reading over TikTok. Learn a simple yet powerful trick to recalibrate your brain's dopamine system, making reading addictive. 🎵 Music: it's okay, calm down. (playlist) by eldexx ua-cam.c...
The Tiktok Trend that is Ruining Reading.
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I noticed a co-worker reading at work and discovered it's a TikTok trend claiming reading makes you more attractive. Curious, I checked TikTok and found many clips of people pretending to read in cafes for hours. Is it for attention, views, or potential partners? While reading has great mental benefits, pretending doesn’t count. Why are people romanticizing reading? Let's discuss! 🎵 Music: Calm...
The Productivity Book you NEED to Read
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This year, Ali Abdaal released his first book, "Feel-Good Productivity." After a month of trying out its experiments, I've seen major improvements in my productivity and perspective. The book's philosophy is simple but revolutionary: feeling good boosts productivity. I'll share my favourite experiments, including embracing curiosity, reframing failures, understanding your "why," reducing enviro...
How I learnt Web Development in 6 Months.
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Web development can be daunting, but with the right approach, it’s fun and rewarding! In this video, I share how I learned HTML, CSS, and React in just six months. 📝 Key Points: 1. Setting Goals: Start with a clear, meaningful project. 2. Learning to Code: Dive into hands-on practice and make mistakes to learn faster. 3. Expanding Knowledge: Treat each new feature as a mini-project. 📌Resource: ...
Is Life too Hard? Lets make it easy.
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Struggling with life’s big questions? Stoicism offers a path to happiness and freedom. In this video, I simplify Stoicism into three core principles: 1. Perception 2. Action 3. Will Inspired by Ryan Holiday's "The Daily Stoic," learn how this ancient philosophy can transform your life today. 🔗 Ryan Holiday Videos: ua-cam.com/video/heh5XLwZVOY/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/LS0gSjrlMJc/v-deo.html 📚...
Effective Communication you can Learn in 5 Simple Steps.
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Effective Communication you can Learn in 5 Simple Steps.
this is one of those videos that is going to explode in the future
Absolutely
You've truly mastered the art of simplifying complex tasks through teaching! Your insights are incredibly valuable, and I'm eager to try your approach. Can you tell me more about how you apply this method in your video? Thanks a bunch for your advice earlier; I put it into practice, and it really paid off for me! By the way, how can I reach out to you for more details about your services? Considering teaming up with you based on your impressive expertise. 🌟 Best regards, Rahof AboRefaat
Rahof thank you for your kind words. I'm not looking to team up with anyone right now but I'd be more than happy to hear what you have to say. My email is mprbookworm@gmail.com. Feel free to send an email.
If you dont like fiction (which I have a hard time understanding) I would definitely recommend Terry Pratchet (co-author of the phenomenal Good Omens) who writes amazingly witty and smart fantasy novels. If you have the time and are interested I would definitely say that you should check it out. They are incredibly fun and hilarious, definitely an amazing author. Best wishes!
I will 100% read Good omens. Sounds very interesting and I dont enjoy fiction too much because I have a hard time following what is happening in the book. Hurts my brain a lot haha.
I love reading but the reading mindset on the internet is fucked up. Reading is an important and amazing way to share information. Without written media religion, science, mathematics and other amazing lines of thought integral to society and our cultures would not have been documented or developed to the major extent that they are. Society would not have progressed and built upon itself how it has without literature without books, it would not have. It is also a fantastic way to share your imagination and stories, commentary on the world around us. The unique insight that books allow for is inherently personal and so very valuable. Its fucking sad how proudly anti intellectual the internet has become. You can incredibly easily reach such phenomenal pieces of literature both through the internet and local libraries for completely free. Please read books you are doing yourself a complete disservice if you don’t read them.
As always, great content. I have arrived on the same idea that people really talk about this that much and now I'm immersed with utilizing the concepts to practical use. P.S By the way, we will need an updated Discord link for your community (As well as your website). Keep doing what you're doing ^^
I updated the discord link, should work now :)
I've been meaning to look for content that proves that 'curiosity' is an absolute trait that precedes achieving success in life. Thank you for providing useful insights on this matter. I've been pairing this with the 'obsession' trait and it's a pair so destructive and powerful that I've observed this in personalities clearly belonging to the 1% in their respective fields. Keep this up, Michael. I know that you'll spread this message and I hope for all the best. You deserve the subscribe ^^
This curiosity approach to courses and learning in school I feel can be easily bypassed if you just choose the subjects that you're interested in,, and I find myself planning out the way I want to complete a course by taking the initial approach that you suggested. But rather than being inefficient in studying, I try to find the most efficient way to reach the fluency that the exam requires, giving me room to do either thing that I want or further understand the topic that I have just learned. I totally agree with curiosity playing a large role in education, but especially for teens whose morals change regularly, relying on this isn't stable in my opinion. Open to any feedback :)
This is so real
the holy algorithm has blessed me today
Your video appeared in my feed oit of no where. Maybe it's Divine Inspiration Maybe it's algorithm Whatever it was Good Work sir
Really good video bro. Everytime you post the videos get better, keep at it!
Great explanation of becoming rich, i only have some observations that not everyone could become a Producer
Great content man! Keep up the good work! You’ll become a giant in no time
quite smart to divide it like that
Great talk about men, what about Love and feminine part? The video just cut on the most interesting part. May be you can just upload the second part?
Of course Olga part 2 tonight. I hope you enjoy
@MRbookworm oh, great 👍 Thank you for uploading the missing part, will be interested to watch today 😊
man that makes so much sense, awesome video! where’s part 2!?
I was locked in then it just stopped I need more. Sub for part 2 ?
There is an issue in the video but I will be uploading part 2 very soon so stay tuned
dude I know this is only part one but this is really good! I was so surprised you didn't have thousands of followers, please do more vids.
Where is the remaining part?
for some reason every time I upload the video it cuts it short. the video is 9 minutes long but youtube cuts it to 5:27. Im looking into it so it doesnt happen again.
Great video! I was just wondering, what books do you recommend for someone trying to get into non-fiction?
It entirely depends on what you are wanting to learn. When I started I knew I needed to learn about money so I looked up popular money books non fiction and rich dad poor dad came up. I prefer reading books that will help me to become more productive like feel-good productivty and atomic habits 2 solid productivity books and to get better at communication, like how to win friends and influence people and influence. What do you want to learn then look up that topic with non fiction beginner at the end. Try not to look for the perfect book there seems to be a big trend right now that only some books are good and others are bad but you will learn something from every book you read so don't worry if you read a "bad" one to start. Good luck
You've truly transformed my perspective on reading! 📚 Your insights are invaluable, and I'm eager to apply them to my reading habits. How do you recommend balancing different genres to keep the joy of reading alive? I'd love to hear your thoughts, though I understand your busy schedule! 🙏
Sometimes I read 2 books at a time if they are like 500 pages long so I can jump to one if the other starts to get dry. Keeping it fresh will make it not feel so monotonous
I love the quality and content of your videos !!
Flow state with reading sounds interesting, worth trying I think 🤔
Instructions unclear: my teacher is assigning TikTok for homework
Kobe Bryant admitted this as the book with the biggest impact on him. Definitely helped develop his Mamba Mentality that allowed him to outwork everyone else in pursuit of his personal legend.
he had a legendary personal legend and Id say he achieved it.
dune was in the intro tho...?
Mistakes were made 😔
Dune is my favorite non-fiction book
I've learnt my mistake haha. I bought it a few weeks ago and intend to read it soon and for some reason included it in the intro 😔
Great video!
As someone who fucking hates reading books with every cell in his body, it feels good just to cut the shit and talk about how much I hate it. It feels good to just be who you are, and not put up a front to seem more intelligent than you actually are.
Mmmmmmmh but I wonder how many of these pretending-people will become readers by accident--I think it would be very hard not to.
A well-made video for sure, but man if this advice is really necessary we're fried 😭
This is just sad. People seem increasingly allergic to doing the things that are connected to a certain identity and instead just try to appear to do them. It was already bad enough that people have always done things to obfuscate who they truly ARE (appearing to read is removed from reading endless non-fiction with no action is removed from understanding and engaging with the subject up close)
Look, let this one slide. Its better than a thousand people having a friend record holding a calculator at a concert or being a nuisance in public.
Well delivered man. Thanks for the reminder!
I think people should romanticize reading. It's a healthy hobby, and if there are people out there dumb enough to think reading a book makes them look attractive, then maybe they'll actually learn something when they finally quit it for a moment to read the thing they're holding. Even if they don't, who cares? Reading will always looked at as positive.
Idiocracy was a documentary. Everybody knows that roughly 40% of Gen Z can't read at their age level.
Me and my friends all read about guns One is horny one is suicidal and one likes war....
great tips bro, ur gonna get big soon
amazing video, but man its very noticeable that youre reading off a paper or something. great that you planned your video out, but i think that if you look over there less, it will be much easier and nicer to listen to you
People romanticised this way before tiktok. Reading is appreciating an art form, appreciating and analysing to understand the world and ideas of another individual. Understandable that people find it "attractive", considering intelligence is an attractive trait. However it's sad that some people don't actually read to read and enjoy a book and an author's writing, but simply to look "hot" or "aesthetic". But I don't think it's that big of a deal, it's just one of those trends that some people pull.
we love the old man
I love this book of Paulo. Its a bit of psychology and philosophy in this story which teaches you on the life overall. It opened my eyes on the world 🌎 Amazing!
Holy cow I thought it was a robot talking
Ha ha, is it good or bad??😂
Thank you 😁 I think 🤔
@@MRbookworm I think it means some text-to-speech generator stole your voice.
been wanting to get into reading philosophy any recs?
the obstacle is the way, the daily stoic and meditations are my go-tos but they are all stoicism books. For more variety id highly recommend Jared Henderson's videos. he does tons of great philosophy novel videos.
Kierkegaard
What's wrong with reading books? Beats watching TV and movies and playing video games 24/7. If you read, you could be a successful CEO and work in an office instead of being a burger flipper.
why make it hard for yourself, just romanticize doom-scrolling
This video overcomplicates reading a book
Yeah haha bit of a rant but I'm sure there's something to learn from it
reading🤢
Pretending to read 😰
In my opinion, he made a good call to end things. He handled it very maturely because he understands she has her own life and shouldn't be going backwards in it to appease him. Mature guy dantes is, aside from all the goofy stuff he says. tbh you and this comment section need better reading comprehension.
There's nothing wrong about romanticizing reading The word you guys are looking for is "poser"