I'm 39 I just graduated with my bachelor's degree in supply chain, transportation, and logistics management. Looking forward to pursuing a master's degree in transportation engineering. I'm currently working in the aerospace and defense industry. Believe in yourself and just enjoy the process. I appreciate this type of content and information.
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You'll learn it better with an adult mind and developed brain. Maybe not easier, but better... Jonathan Help support this channel and get "The Ultimate Crash Course for STEM Majors" with Lifetime Access to AuthorJonathanDavid.com in the process! For a limited time, get lifetime access to all of my PDF-eBooks, novels and audiobooks at when you purchase an “Ultimate Crash Course for STEM Majors” PDF-eBOOK author-jonathan-david-shop.fourthwall.com/products/the-ultimate-crash-course-includes-bonus-ultimate-cheat-sheet-800-pages-of-goodness Hardcover: author-jonathan-david-shop.fourthwall.com/products/the-ultimate-crash-course-cheat-sheet-for-stem-majors-with-bonus-pdf-access-to-all-fiction-and-nonfiction-titles? Lifetime Access: AuthorJonathanDavid.com
@@authorjondThat’s good to know. I didn’t learn physics or chemistry in high school since I was an art student. I turned 22 this year and this is when I finally started learning about science. I wanted to be an engineer as a kid but I wasn’t very smart so stuff like this was always hard for me. Even though I ended up not going with a STEM major, I’m still interested enough to learn this.
As a 24 year old who has been living with no purpose or goal, you give me hope. Thank you so much. I am about to start an IT internship and I am ready to learn
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Not to multi post but this is exactly my experience after I encouraged a friend to come to college who was on the brink of signing up for the military bc of his low GPA. Immediately once he gained the confidence, he started hacking my capacity for STEM and I saw the worst version of him. He was genuinely just a terrible person, and through it all after we graduated, he STILL sought me out for help after a mutual friend had a schizophrenic breakdown. My sole mistake was probably letting him linger as long as he did throughout my journey. Believe believe them the first time. The first sign of disrespect should be the last.
Thank you for sharing such a personal and impactful story. It’s a tough lesson, but learning to set boundaries and protect your own journey is so important. Supporting others is admirable, but when it starts to hinder your growth or becomes one-sided, it’s okay to step back. You’re right-respect is key in any relationship, and recognizing red flags early can save a lot of emotional energy. Stay focused on your own path and keep pushing forward. Don’t forget to subscribe for more supportive content! Check out my Fourthwall Store if you are interested in my t-shirts, crash courses, or novels. I greatly appreciate all purchases! This channel only exists because of you! author-jonathan-david-shop.fourthwall.com/ Join this channel for perks: ua-cam.com/channels/dwKRgpXOHvVxlYnqYxXNzw.htmljoin Jonathan David
Hey, merry holidays fr. I genuinely do hope you have a good reprieve from life as you are also surrounded by academia and we get breaks for whatever reason lol. I appreaciate your time and hope you life live to the fullest. Travel, see all of the giant objects people built and realize theyre not as cool as you thought lol
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About graduate with my associates at 22 then getting my bachelors. I was feeling down because of my age and have to spend another year taking extra classes before I transfer. The degree I will be finishing will lead me to getting an engineering technologist degree and not an engineer degree. I should be grateful that I started when I did. I will be okay. God is helping me and guiding me through this journey.
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Starting Precalculus at 32 is an incredible step forward, and with the right preparation, you’ll do great! Here are some actionable steps to get ready: Brush Up on Algebra: Focus on foundational skills like solving equations, working with inequalities, and manipulating exponents and radicals. Resources like Khan Academy or free algebra workbooks can help reinforce these basics. Review Graphing Skills: Practice plotting functions, identifying slopes, and understanding intercepts. Get comfortable with linear, quadratic, and polynomial graphs. Understand Functions: Study how functions work, their domains and ranges, and transformations like shifting, reflecting, and scaling graphs. Familiarize Yourself with Trigonometry: Learn basic trig ratios (sine, cosine, tangent) and how they relate to right triangles. Practice using the unit circle-it’s a big part of Precalculus. Work on Study Habits: Dedicate consistent time each week to practicing problems. Use a mix of textbooks, online resources, and videos for a comprehensive understanding. Use a Graphing Calculator: Familiarize yourself with the calculator you’ll use in class to save time and ensure you’re comfortable solving complex problems. Remember, it’s never too late to succeed in math. Consistency is key, so take it one step at a time and trust your abilities. You’ve got this! Don’t forget to subscribe for more tips and support as you move forward. Check out my Fourthwall Store if you are interested in my t-shirts, crash courses, or novels. I greatly appreciate all purchases! This channel only exists because of you! author-jonathan-david-shop.fourthwall.com/ Join this channel for perks: ua-cam.com/channels/dwKRgpXOHvVxlYnqYxXNzw.htmljoin Jonathan David
Find helpful resources for learning the content. Sadly most professors aren't amazing teachers so youll end up having to terach yourself many times. Take it slow and learn to teach yourself that way it makes it easier to learn as you get into more challenging classes. Helpful Math resources: Organic Chemistry tutor(youtube) Profesor Leonard(youtube) Pauls Online Notes
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Psychology major minoring in biology, went back for a computer science degree immediately after no interest in the field and honestly bear bones job opportunity. Stopped for half a year due to health issue seeking to continue this coming spring, honestly feels like an endless tunnel, about to turn 30 I just want to be done with school, I'll never hate learning and have actually learned to love it even more but school is a qualifier. There are mile stones I just have to meet. How do you juggle 2 jobs and courses? Thanks again for your uplifting input.
Thank you for sharing your journey-it’s clear you’re incredibly resilient and committed to achieving your goals despite the challenges. Balancing two jobs and coursework is tough, but it’s doable with structure and determination. Here are some tips that might help: Prioritize Ruthlessly: Identify your most important tasks each week and focus on those. Use a planner or digital calendar to allocate time for work, classes, and study. Set Small Goals: Break down your tasks into smaller milestones so you can tackle them bit by bit. Progress, no matter how small, keeps you moving forward. Leverage Your Love for Learning: Use your natural curiosity to stay motivated. Connect your coursework to real-world applications that interest you. Be Kind to Yourself: Rest and recovery are essential. Even if it feels like an endless tunnel, pacing yourself will help you avoid burnout. Seek Support: Don’t hesitate to lean on friends, family, professors, or classmates for help and encouragement. You’ve come so far, and turning 30 with a sense of purpose and accomplishment will be incredibly rewarding. Keep going-you’ve got this! Don’t forget to subscribe for more support and encouragement along the way! Check out my Fourthwall Store if you are interested in my t-shirts, crash courses, or novels. I greatly appreciate all purchases! This channel only exists because of you! author-jonathan-david-shop.fourthwall.com/ Join this channel for perks: ua-cam.com/channels/dwKRgpXOHvVxlYnqYxXNzw.htmljoin Jonathan David
@@authorjond Thanks again, definitely subscribed and will stay tuned. In the mean time I've found self-studying enjoyable and really took time to appreciate the time institutions and teachers take to construct and organize learning in and of itself.
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why do most people in stem completely disregard the existance of differences in cognative ability. Iq just sounds like a farytail to people in stem. They think everyone is the same, and the differences that exist are so small they can be compensated for by hardwork.
Little Miss Realist, you’re tapping into a deep and often overlooked conversation. STEM fields often emphasize hard work and grit because they’re tangible and actionable, but that can sometimes lead to downplaying the very real differences in cognitive ability. While IQ isn’t a "fairy tale," its role is often misunderstood or oversimplified. STEM tends to focus on the idea that effort can bridge most gaps, which, while empowering, doesn’t account for how different starting points and cognitive styles affect learning and problem-solving. Acknowledging cognitive diversity doesn’t mean giving up on hard work-it means recognizing that people bring different strengths to the table. Subscribe to my channel for insights on how to leverage your unique abilities to succeed in STEM. www.youtube.com/@authorjond author-jonathan-david-shop.fourthwall.com ua-cam.com/video/-3NTWJXscWA/v-deo.html
It's because it is. People often perceive skilled people in other fields such as muscians, chefs, dancers, athletes etc. works rigorously hard but when it comes to math majority steoretype that you need to be born with a innate skills to harness this knowledge. Fortunately, this is a myth all you need is the need for it and effort to fulfill that feeling of necessity Yes you won't be in the best among the best without the talent. However, you can be pretty darn good at anything as long as you have average intellegence and consistent effort. We do not disregard Cognitive ability, majority of the people disregard that you do not NEED to be prodigy to do STEM
You're right, but I think that people that are able to go to college / want to pursue / are interested in STEM are already being filtered so when you arrive at college the probability you'll find smart people of roughly the same cognitive capabilities is high. So in a way, a big percentage of the people that are failing classes is due to poor habits/lazyness/etc. So in this case, the general advice to study smrter and harder is good enough. All of this to say I agree lol, although this outlook is good enough *generally*.
@@authorjond I appreciate your content and I haven't been subscribed for very long( probably about a month)...but I really enjoy your content and I agree with most of your videos. I started my engeneering degree a bit late compared to most, and in my experience I'd say there's virtually no such thing as succeeding in stem without a strong work ethic. I was mearly shedding light on the instance of some learners struggling simply because they're just too stupid, I experienced it to a certain degree(in the sense that there was a congenital reason for why I was failing) because I lived through high school with undiagnosed adhd. And I would pass just because I was smart enough to figure stuff out quickly without much hard work. After my diagnosis I realized I never learnt how to work hard because my brain just didn't have the mental resources. I'm a long way to getting to the bottom of physics and mathematics, but I've improved phenomenally just by taking responsibility for my illness and doing what's required for me to progress. I seriously resonate with your content, keep up with the good work!
@@JerichoDeGuzman-rm1kd absolutely, by definition most people can do i. But in the real world there's a set of people who couldn't do it no matter what, and I think there's an important conversation to be had about it.
if you get into a course you are smart enough to finish it if you give appropriate time and effort. However will you be good at it ? enJOY it or have the grit to finish? separate thing not really relted to how "smart" you are.
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What's your stance on Environmental Science? I'm speaking bachelor's degree level. Is it something you'd consider a lot less heavy duty than most other Science related degrees like Chemistry, Physics, etc. It seems like you need to have a decent amount of everything but not really be a master of any one thing. I'm only really going down this route because I work in the Waste Management realm and I figured something like this would open up other opportunities in this space.
Environmental Science is a valuable and essential field, especially in today’s world where sustainability and resource management are critical. While it may not be as heavily focused on one specific scientific discipline like Chemistry or Physics, it provides a broad and interdisciplinary understanding of environmental issues, combining aspects of biology, chemistry, geology, and policy. It's not about mastering one thing, but rather integrating knowledge across multiple areas to solve complex real-world problems. If you’re already working in Waste Management, an Environmental Science degree could indeed open many doors for you, from policy to sustainability to advanced technical roles. It’s a growing field, and the demand for expertise in environmental conservation and management is only increasing. While it might not have the same level of specialization as other sciences, its practical applications are vast and crucial. If your goal is to make a bigger impact in the waste management space or environmental policies, this route could be a perfect fit for you. Jonathan For a limited time, get lifetime access to all of my PDF eBooks, novels, and audiobooks when you purchase an "Ultimate Crash Course for STEM Majors" PDF eBook: author-jonathan-david-shop.fourthwall.com/products/the-ultimate-crash-course-includes-bonus-ultimate-cheat-sheet-800-pages-of-goodness. www.youtube.com/@authorjond author-jonathan-david-shop.fourthwall.com
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You shouldnt have to read a book before the lecture if the lecture is effective. Academia mindset is so backwards if I need to self teach beforehand for the lecture to be of any use then whats the point of even going? Might as well just stay home and teach myself... Which I basically had to to actually get a job in industry.
Sure. You can teach yourself all this stuff, so quit whining, go learn all of it, and get the job. The point of even going is to get the stamp of approval from the professors and the institution, and he’s not talking about making lectures more effective. He’s talking about how YOU can be effective even if you get the worst lecturer possible, which will probably happen. That’s about taking responsibility for your education instead of waiting for it to be handed to you
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I'm 39 I just graduated with my bachelor's degree in supply chain, transportation, and logistics management. Looking forward to pursuing a master's degree in transportation engineering. I'm currently working in the aerospace and defense industry. Believe in yourself and just enjoy the process. I appreciate this type of content and information.
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The fact is that someone your caliber started stem at 24, give me hope about my potential. Thank you !
What do u mean by it did he start late or early
@@jortor2932 late
Late. High school drop out at 15/16 and started STEM at 24.
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@@authorjondThat’s good to know.
I didn’t learn physics or chemistry in high school since I was an art student.
I turned 22 this year and this is when I finally started learning about science.
I wanted to be an engineer as a kid but I wasn’t very smart so stuff like this was always hard for me.
Even though I ended up not going with a STEM major, I’m still interested enough to learn this.
As a 24 year old who has been living with no purpose or goal, you give me hope. Thank you so much. I am about to start an IT internship and I am ready to learn
starting that IT internship is a huge step, and it’s never too late to find purpose. stay curious and keep learning, the best is yet to come.
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I know what I need to do, and I am going to focus more than need be. I found your video therapeutic despite it not being made for me.
it is made for you exactly
Not to multi post but this is exactly my experience after I encouraged a friend to come to college who was on the brink of signing up for the military bc of his low GPA. Immediately once he gained the confidence, he started hacking my capacity for STEM and I saw the worst version of him. He was genuinely just a terrible person, and through it all after we graduated, he STILL sought me out for help after a mutual friend had a schizophrenic breakdown. My sole mistake was probably letting him linger as long as he did throughout my journey. Believe believe them the first time. The first sign of disrespect should be the last.
Thank you for sharing such a personal and impactful story. It’s a tough lesson, but learning to set boundaries and protect your own journey is so important. Supporting others is admirable, but when it starts to hinder your growth or becomes one-sided, it’s okay to step back. You’re right-respect is key in any relationship, and recognizing red flags early can save a lot of emotional energy. Stay focused on your own path and keep pushing forward. Don’t forget to subscribe for more supportive content!
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Hey, merry holidays fr. I genuinely do hope you have a good reprieve from life as you are also surrounded by academia and we get breaks for whatever reason lol. I appreaciate your time and hope you life live to the fullest. Travel, see all of the giant objects people built and realize theyre not as cool as you thought lol
Thank you so much for the kind words and holiday wishes! I hope you’re taking the time to rest, reflect, and enjoy life’s simple joys too. Breaks are definitely a gift-whether for travel, discovery, or just realizing how much cooler your own journey can be than any giant structure. Wishing you all the best, and don’t forget to subscribe for more encouragement and inspiration!
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About graduate with my associates at 22 then getting my bachelors. I was feeling down because of my age and have to spend another year taking extra classes before I transfer.
The degree I will be finishing will lead me to getting an engineering technologist degree and not an engineer degree. I should be grateful that I started when I did.
I will be okay. God is helping me and guiding me through this journey.
it’s great that you’re staying positive and focused on your goals. your journey is unique, and taking extra time just means you’re building a stronger foundation for your future.
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I ask myself this everyday.
Lol. I did once too until I cracked.
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If it means anything coming from a stranger, I believe you can. I hope for the best when you decide to take the next step.
On my way to Precalculus at 32. What steps can i take to prepare for this course? All advice is appreciated.
Starting Precalculus at 32 is an incredible step forward, and with the right preparation, you’ll do great! Here are some actionable steps to get ready:
Brush Up on Algebra:
Focus on foundational skills like solving equations, working with inequalities, and manipulating exponents and radicals.
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Find helpful resources for learning the content. Sadly most professors aren't amazing teachers so youll end up having to terach yourself many times. Take it slow and learn to teach yourself that way it makes it easier to learn as you get into more challenging classes.
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Sometimes I worry about that but here I am, passed another semester
That’s awesome-congratulations on passing another semester! The fact that you’re reflecting on your growth and pushing through is a huge achievement. Keep going strong-you’re clearly on the right path, and each semester is a step closer to your goals.
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Psychology major minoring in biology, went back for a computer science degree immediately after no interest in the field and honestly bear bones job opportunity. Stopped for half a year due to health issue seeking to continue this coming spring, honestly feels like an endless tunnel, about to turn 30 I just want to be done with school, I'll never hate learning and have actually learned to love it even more but school is a qualifier. There are mile stones I just have to meet. How do you juggle 2 jobs and courses? Thanks again for your uplifting input.
Thank you for sharing your journey-it’s clear you’re incredibly resilient and committed to achieving your goals despite the challenges. Balancing two jobs and coursework is tough, but it’s doable with structure and determination. Here are some tips that might help:
Prioritize Ruthlessly: Identify your most important tasks each week and focus on those. Use a planner or digital calendar to allocate time for work, classes, and study.
Set Small Goals: Break down your tasks into smaller milestones so you can tackle them bit by bit. Progress, no matter how small, keeps you moving forward.
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Be Kind to Yourself: Rest and recovery are essential. Even if it feels like an endless tunnel, pacing yourself will help you avoid burnout.
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@@authorjond Thanks again, definitely subscribed and will stay tuned. In the mean time I've found self-studying enjoyable and really took time to appreciate the time institutions and teachers take to construct and organize learning in and of itself.
Love the Bruce Lee comparison
Be like water!
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why do most people in stem completely disregard the existance of differences in cognative ability. Iq just sounds like a farytail to people in stem. They think everyone is the same, and the differences that exist are so small they can be compensated for by hardwork.
Little Miss Realist, you’re tapping into a deep and often overlooked conversation. STEM fields often emphasize hard work and grit because they’re tangible and actionable, but that can sometimes lead to downplaying the very real differences in cognitive ability. While IQ isn’t a "fairy tale," its role is often misunderstood or oversimplified. STEM tends to focus on the idea that effort can bridge most gaps, which, while empowering, doesn’t account for how different starting points and cognitive styles affect learning and problem-solving.
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It's because it is. People often perceive skilled people in other fields such as muscians, chefs, dancers, athletes etc. works rigorously hard
but when it comes to math majority steoretype that you need to be born with a innate skills to harness this knowledge. Fortunately, this is a myth all you need is the need for it and effort to fulfill that feeling of necessity
Yes you won't be in the best among the best without the talent. However, you can be pretty darn good at anything as long as you have average intellegence and consistent effort. We do not disregard Cognitive ability, majority of the people disregard that you do not NEED to be prodigy to do STEM
You're right, but I think that people that are able to go to college / want to pursue / are interested in STEM are already being filtered so when you arrive at college the probability you'll find smart people of roughly the same cognitive capabilities is high. So in a way, a big percentage of the people that are failing classes is due to poor habits/lazyness/etc. So in this case, the general advice to study smrter and harder is good enough.
All of this to say I agree lol, although this outlook is good enough *generally*.
@@authorjond I appreciate your content and I haven't been subscribed for very long( probably about a month)...but I really enjoy your content and I agree with most of your videos.
I started my engeneering degree a bit late compared to most, and in my experience I'd say there's virtually no such thing as succeeding in stem without a strong work ethic. I was mearly shedding light on the instance of some learners struggling simply because they're just too stupid, I experienced it to a certain degree(in the sense that there was a congenital reason for why I was failing) because I lived through high school with undiagnosed adhd. And I would pass just because I was smart enough to figure stuff out quickly without much hard work.
After my diagnosis I realized I never learnt how to work hard because my brain just didn't have the mental resources.
I'm a long way to getting to the bottom of physics and mathematics, but I've improved phenomenally just by taking responsibility for my illness and doing what's required for me to progress. I seriously resonate with your content, keep up with the good work!
@@JerichoDeGuzman-rm1kd absolutely, by definition most people can do i.
But in the real world there's a set of people who couldn't do it no matter what, and I think there's an important conversation to be had about it.
if you get into a course you are smart enough to finish it if you give appropriate time and effort. However will you be good at it ? enJOY it or have the grit to finish? separate thing not really relted to how "smart" you are.
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What's your stance on Environmental Science? I'm speaking bachelor's degree level. Is it something you'd consider a lot less heavy duty than most other Science related degrees like Chemistry, Physics, etc. It seems like you need to have a decent amount of everything but not really be a master of any one thing. I'm only really going down this route because I work in the Waste Management realm and I figured something like this would open up other opportunities in this space.
Environmental Science is a valuable and essential field, especially in today’s world where sustainability and resource management are critical. While it may not be as heavily focused on one specific scientific discipline like Chemistry or Physics, it provides a broad and interdisciplinary understanding of environmental issues, combining aspects of biology, chemistry, geology, and policy. It's not about mastering one thing, but rather integrating knowledge across multiple areas to solve complex real-world problems.
If you’re already working in Waste Management, an Environmental Science degree could indeed open many doors for you, from policy to sustainability to advanced technical roles. It’s a growing field, and the demand for expertise in environmental conservation and management is only increasing. While it might not have the same level of specialization as other sciences, its practical applications are vast and crucial.
If your goal is to make a bigger impact in the waste management space or environmental policies, this route could be a perfect fit for you.
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STEM is an overrated buzz word
It should just be math, physics, engineering PEM degree
i can see that being more accurate
You shouldnt have to read a book before the lecture if the lecture is effective. Academia mindset is so backwards if I need to self teach beforehand for the lecture to be of any use then whats the point of even going? Might as well just stay home and teach myself... Which I basically had to to actually get a job in industry.
Sure. You can teach yourself all this stuff, so quit whining, go learn all of it, and get the job.
The point of even going is to get the stamp of approval from the professors and the institution, and he’s not talking about making lectures more effective. He’s talking about how YOU can be effective even if you get the worst lecturer possible, which will probably happen. That’s about taking responsibility for your education instead of waiting for it to be handed to you
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