1. reduce subvocalization A. press tip of tongue to the roof of the mouth B. Change your environment that is optimum (not too loud to distract and not too quiet to let mind wander) 2. reduce regression A. Improve concentration by being an active reader ( ask why before reading) B. Gliding - cover the lines that you read to remove your safety net 3. fixations A. split the page into 3 columns and use your peripheral vision B. Use a pacer 1. Front and back cover 2. Table of contents 3.Skim (10 sec ea pg) 4.Scan (30 sec ea pg) Use one technique at a time such as gliding, bouncing, and visual aids
Hey Viv, I really appreciate that but you were my audience and I hope to bring the same value for an audience of 20 people as I will do for 20,000. Thank you for your kind words, and if connect with me on instagram (jordannharry) I'll get you my ebook.
@@jordanharry man you're so so incredibly kind to everyone and you're just so amazing omg im internally crying lol like fr just knowing that someone that kind exists gives me good vibes. Like you're taking the time to make a difference to this world, you teach people an amazing skill and you're so inspiring. I'd definitely love to constantly see your updates on my feed, so IMMA GO FOLLOW YOU EVERYWHERE NOW LOL
Bad habit 1. - Subvocalisation - Tip 1. Tip of tongue on the roof of your mouth. - Tip 2. Environment - Get in a state of relaxation Bad habit 2. - Regression (What have I just read?) - Tip 1. Active reading - Have good questions ( How long will this take for me to read this? What am I looking for? What key figures & words am I looking for? ) - Tip 2. Gliding - Use object like a credit card to cover up sentence you've just read Bad habit 3. - Fixations (Where your eyes are still on the page) - Tip 1. Use a pacer (Pen or finger) - Maintain reading speed - Tip 2. Bouncing - Segment page in 3 columns How to read a book a day: Front & back cover Table of contents Skimming - Look for key sub headings & diagrams that stick out Scanning - Look for key words & figures Speed read - Bouncing, gliding or pacing
Made my day. I gave the talk as if there were 200,000 people and not 20 as why should they receive any less. Glad it was recorded and you could be in that auidence! As always I’m more than happy to connect with you on Instagram (@jordannharryy) and LinkedIn to see how I can help you more 👌
+Jordan Harry How are you, sir? I am slow at reading. Subvocalisation is a big problem for me while reading. Do you suggest to apply bouncing, pacer, gliding at the same time or to apply any one of these three? About bouncing, do you suggest to look the middle word firs and then the side words or 1st word first and the the other words or all the words at the same time(if you suggest to look all the words at the same time, is it possible? if possible, how?). sir, if I try to read fast, i feel bad in my head.
I suggest experimenting with each technique for a week on a variety of sources and materials. If you have additional questions feel free to connect with me on Instagram (@jordannharryy) or LikedIn :D
Sweet, bright and Handsome young man. He finally has been able to give his mother the holidiay she could never have or afford. Great mother who has devouted her life In helping her son to succeed and for this she must be proud of his accomplishments. I wish you both the best in life!
*_Summary:_* • Habit 1: Subvocalization - Tip 1: Press the tip of your tongue to the roof of your mouth - Tip 2: Find a good environment • Habit 2: Regression - Tip 1: Look for key points - Tip 2: Gliding • Habit 3: Fixations - Tip 1: Use a pacer (underline text with hand, or pen) - Tip 2: Bouncing (3 columns) • How to read a book a day - Front and back cover - Table of contents (the Pareto principle) - Skim (10 secs per page) - Scan (30 secs per page) - Speed read
Aндреј Бугариновић thank you for creating this!! As always I’m more than happy to connect with you on Instagram (@jordannharryy) and LinkedIn to see how I can help you more 👌
I went to primary school with Jordan, my mum was his teacher in year 6 :), fun fact he was at one point a national level long/triple jumper! I doubt he'll read this, or remember who I am, but behind Chrissie Wellington, you're the 2nd most famous person from Feltwell without doubt! So proud of you Jordan, from Charlie Wakefield
Charlie Wakefield Charlie of course I do my man!! Love seeing your mum is still active and she had a MASSIVE influence in my life today. I’ll be back in March! If I can help you more now contact me on Instagram (@jordannharryy) or LinkedIn 👌
I am SO happy that despite a small in-person crowd, this video has amassed over 1.2 million views! I've been intrigued by the notion of speed reading lately, because I want to read more fiction books; I consider myself to be a slow reader because I do tend to reread the same sentence over again. I love the advice of using something to cover the previous sentence you've just read - I used to use book marks and go underneath each line, but going the opposite way makes more sense. I can't to become a more efficient reader!
I really like this and his passion and the reasons for his speech. So sad they were so few people in the audience everybody thumbs up if you think he should speak to a bigger audience
2:03 - Bad habit 1. - Subvocalisation - Tip 1. Tip of tongue on the roof of your mouth. - Tip 2. Environment - Get in a state of relaxation 4:12 - Bad habit 2. - Regression (What have I just read?) - Tip 1. Active reading - Have good questions ( How long will this take for me to read this? What am I looking for? What key figures & words am I looking for? ) - Tip 2. Gliding - Use object like a credit card to cover up sentence you've just read 6:11 - Bad habit 3. - Fixations (Where your eyes are still on the page) - Tip 1. Use a pacer (Pen or finger) - Maintain reading speed - Tip 2. Bouncing - Segment page in 3 columns 8:13 - How to read a book a day: Front & back cover Table of contents Skimming - Look for key sub headings & diagrams that stick out Scanning - Look for key words & figures Speed read - Bouncing, gliding or pacing -------------------- Tools I Know: Pacer => SwiftRead (Orange Logo)
Personally I like engaging with my books and treating it like a conversation. I write thoughts in the margins and underline key points and then write my own “personalized table of contents on a blank page in front of book. That way I can open it up years later and reread and see what I’ve taken action on. Plus some of the best parts of the book are in the places and sections you would least expect or be interested in!
Have you ever read “How to read a book: The classical guide to the intelligent reader” by Mortimer Adler? If not, I would suggest you read it. In summary, it explains the different types of reading, it’s implications/techniques and when to use each one of them (depending on the type of book and your goals on reading them) I say this because both yours and Jordan’s strategies for reading are mentioned in the book and serve different purposes, meaning there is no right or wrong way, but there is a right way for each book/reading goals/reader
No matter what, let’s read with enjoyment. To comprehend what you read you need to feel, touch, imagine and recreate the story in your head. The story , the lessons and everything you read will retain and you’ll understand them more. Just enjoy it, you don’t need to read fast or finish a book immediately. It’s better to focus on one book per week/month. What’s important is that you understood what you read and got to enjoy while doing it.
The tip about reading the front and back cover and the table of contents is a very good idea. It gives you a context and makes it easier to comprehend the text that you are reading. However I feel that the speed of your reading depends a lot on the type of book. If it’s a subject you are already familiar with you will automatically read much faster. Don’t worry about your reading speed. Make sure you comprehend what you read and in some cases you might have to te read a book. Maybe speed reading can be useful if you are studying foe your exams but in general one shouldn’t obsess about how fast you read.
A great talk, and I appreciate the distinction between reading for enjoyment and reading for school/work. I read for enjoyment a lot, and I only use skimming and scanning if the book isn't that interesting to me and I legitimately just want to get through it. But these techniques are incredibly useful if I have to read a longer text for study purposes. Thank you Jordan!
Refreshing that you appreciate the distinction I made! If you're open to keeping the conversation going connect with me on Instagram (@jordannharryy) or LinkedIn. 🤓
During covid 19 home quarantine. This Ted Talk appeared to help us. Damn youtube algorithm. THANK YOU. His confidence are shown in his simple but deep words.
Time is precious The most underrated statement I'm 18 and I still remember my childhood like yesterday, tomorrow I'll be something else Make today count Read a book and Learn a skill be productive Good luck for you and myself
Jordan, your courtesy to people in the comments is so refreshing; I believe this teaching and learning skill is only the beginning of many great achievements you shall find in your life. You’ve encouraged me to get some more of my library read starting today! Congratulations to your mother, what a special woman.
andyrauf it’s the very least I can do for yourself and others who have taken the time to give me your attention. The compliment to my mother is lovely- thank you. As always I’m more than happy to connect with you on Instagram (@jordannharryy) and LinkedIn to see how I can help.
1. Stop subvocalisation/reading aloud in head. Press tip of tongue to roof of mouth 2. Environment. Personable to yourself. Consistent. Music with no lyrics. 3. No regression. Good general q's in front of mind: how long will this take to read, what I'm looking for, key figures and words needed to find 4. Gliding. Put card over sentence just read, to stop yourselves going back. 5. Fixations. Pacer (each word) Vs bouncing (3 columns per page, using peripheral vision to read words either side of 3 dots). Pre-reading: A. Front and cover of book B. Table of contents C. Skim for key words D. Scan each page for 30 secs E. Start speed read Superb tips for 1 of the most useful life skills
Great speech Jordan. We all, i guess, are thinking we want to avoid the danger of loosing the substance for the love of speed. They both matter, at some point, and here is an example, a quote from Dostoyevsky: "Man isn't happy because he doesn't know he is." You don't think about how much time it took you to read, instead your brain concentrates at the meaning of those words. If you find a book that interests you, you will be able to read it very fast as you get absorbed by the plot. It's all about the perception of time and not the actual seconds on our wrist watch, about getting the information you want, it's about how curious you are, about identifying yourself with the character, that's what changes your reading speed; the more interested you are, the faster you read. I personally can read faster Asimov then Mann because the first one is very clear, and the second one very descriptive, and i don't want to invert speeds because otherwise i will loose the essence. Nonetheless i want to try the technique and increase the speed i can understand so i can increase the speed that i'm reading, and i can only do this by beeing more focused on the subject and trying to understand what the author is trying to tell.
I was never much of a book reader growing up but thanks to motivators like you, my daughters and youtube we now have been given the opportunity to read and share kids books with the rest of the world! THANK YOU!
I am SOOOooo grateful for Jordan taking the time to do this presentation....and for the awesome mum that invested into him... so that he can be of value to himself and the rest of the world. I've struggled with my reading speed for years. I am an avid book lover. I have way too many books that I am yearning to read, but because I feel like it takes me too long to read the whole book then I end up not reading any of them. Just the other day I picked one of my books up an did this.... only I read aloud. And the whole book had a different value just by reading the front/back cover from the author. It felt so good not to mental force my self to commit to the whole book right then an there just because I started reading it. -I never dreamed of giving myself the permission to do that with all my books... to get at least something from them instead of them being stored in boxes titled important books to read 🤣, used as props for my computer, or simply just paper guilt reminders everywhere of how I'm not following through with my desired commitment. -Thanks I now feel like I can start reading again and have fun in the process. Hope has been restored, and guilt has been extinguished.🙏📚🏆
I, personally, am a very slow reader and I am so excited to try this out. I usually use audiobooks, because my reading speed is too slow for my grade level since I have lived in many countries and not all of them gave the same importance to reading as the U.S. does. I am hoping this works, thank you Jordan! :)
What I would recommend Pankhudi still keep listening to your audiobooks! 1. Put it on 1.5x faster or even 2x faster as this will get your brain use to taking information in at a faster rate. 2. Try and read the book your listening to at the same time as you will be using two senses (sight and hearing), which will improve your comprehension as you increase your reading speed. Hope that helps?
Hats off to this impressive individual and his particularly impressive Mum. Especially so since he still has a trace of the speech impediment but she, and he, not only overcame it but boosted him up enough to speak in a public forum. Lessons for all of us.
Very good point Jarrett. During the training, I deliver I always train memory first as it is no good reading fast if you do not comprehend the information. I hope within the 10-minutes of the video you gained value?
Hello Jordan Harry, thank you for the presentation. I can see how speed reading may be beneficial in reading books designed for the laymen, but it seems to me that when I am attempting to digest an educational book, such as Feynman's six easy pieces or Critique Of Pure Reason by Immanuel Kant, the strategy is not ineffective. For the latter the information is so condensed in each sentence that the only manner to interpret the meaning properly is to digest it slowly, sentence by sentence. What is your take on this? Is it really feasible to devour philosophic books with the lightening speed provided by speed reading?
Reading and listening create better comprehension. Use text to speech to save cost instead of buying audiobooks. Works only for ebook, physical book is harder to read :)
Unfortunately, some of the techniques shared in this video do not work with math textbooks Victor. I'm currently learning memory techniques for long series of digits so I'll keep you posted :)
This was an outstanding Ted Talk, and Jordan Harry helped reinforce some things I knew and practiced, as well as teaching me something new, in the "Bounce Method." Like many others, I was jolted by how few attended this great presentation, though that was overshadowed by Jordan's warm demeanor and the joy he seemed to have in teaching and sharing his acquired skills. I know this video is about "How to Read a Book a Day," but I do want to add that I've learned using different colored pens and highlighters, as you scan the print, to note important facts, comments, names, and then going back later to read only what you marked can do a lot to help your retention and/or jump right to what's most important to you, in the book. The different colors help keep your brain active and engaged. As Jordan pleasantly reminded us, just make sure it's your book.
Michael Howard thank you for sharing empathy with me and new learnings which I can take away! As always more than happy to have a conversation over on Instagram (@jordannharryy) or LinkedIn 🤓
Was watching ted talks from years.... For me, this was the Most Fruitful ted x talk EVER!!!!!... U did amazingly well in explaining this to us... Thank you for sharing this knowledge....!!!!
Amazing TED talk. Very surprised his audience was so small! How much can we achieve if we learn to read faster and more effectively? One of the most essential skills there is
Not only is the tips his giving a life changing one, this dude finds time to reply comments in a video where he doesn't get notified.. You inspired me a lot my dude keep up the good work ;) I hope I'll manage to read a 100 books this year.
i slapped ur momma oh yeah yeah made my day seeing this 💙 If you want to learn more about speed reading and how to improve your memory connect with me on Instagram @jordannharryy or LinkedIn 🤓
@@jordanharry well done Sir. I'm inspired by you, I have always wanted to learn how to read faster.. Thanks for your kind help. God bless you abundantly in Jesus mighty name.
Olivier Giroud really appreciate the support! As always be sure to connect with me on Instagram (@jordannharryy) or LinkedIn and let’s keep the conversation going 👌
Maaan! Thank you mr. Harry! Congratulations for overcoming the difficulties you had in the past and for making it possible for us that live abroad to have access to such powerful knowledge! Big up from Brazil! From Dimitri Hatscha, descendant of russians, slow reader (but will improve now hahahah).
Dimitri Moraes love that bro- I’m a quarter Russian myself believe it or not haha! As always more than happy to have a conversation over on Instagram (@jordannharryy) or LinkedIn 🤓
nothing says fun like 50% of your people making $2 an hour,50% of the popualtion being mudered,and a govt that lets gangs destroy the culture people and country >:p
@@jordanharry I was going to say the same. I usually don't like TED talks (most of them seem fake and dramatized), but I loved this one. Straight to the point and offered valuable information. I'm amazed how you could fit so much information in just 10 minutes. Btw I'm probably the worst reader in the world. I'm 42 and really need to improve my reading speed to do better in life. I will definitely try to follow your advice, but I was wondering how I can integrate this to my daily life. Is there a program that lays it out step by step? Thanks in advance.
Jordan 😃 Wow‼️ Excellent tutorial along with your personal story - both are great motivations that inspire one to engage your methodology. I actually use similar steps and your tutorial validates that the process works beautifully. I suspect most novice speed-readers give up after “skimming” level and they miss the golden opportunity to see how effectively all 3 steps (Skim, Scan, SpeedRead) work synergistically. I started this method in college and it took months of practice to engage these vital steps. This was due to the awkwardness of it ; it’s a new habit and not the normal way we learned in school. But persistence pays off. One additional note; if I am reading an Academic subject, I add 2 steps to your process, Jordan. 1 - annotation. 2 - index cards. I annotate a phrase or word in the margin of the page. Then I return to those annotations and copy them down on an index card. Now I’ve nailed that chapter and I own that information! Done! When I do that step, I nail down what I’m supposed to learn. It really works! You are correct Jordan - it is far more effective when it comes to the speed and the full comprehension you gain, if and only if the four steps are used. Well, done amigo! I wish you continued success in your future TEDTalks. Thank you for sharing your wisdom with us!
Summary - Bad habits - 1. Sub vocalisation. Become an active reader , be consistence. 2. 3. Fixations - 10 - 15 fixations as your eyes bounce from one word to another Tip 1 Ask questions in how much time am I going to read this, how much time it's going to take. 2. 3. Bouncing I am reading for enjoyment. 4.Skim 5.Scan
I got straight A’s and teased out of a lot of my college classes- straight A’s in analytical reading and reasoning and speed reading in college. College history and education was much easier! Thanks for this video. I was also reading- and spelling and writing way before school age. .. before I was in “ head start” - and that was before kindergarten.
I read a book a week by searching the audio book on UA-cam, putting it speed play to 2x or 1.5x and listenning while I read at the same speed. Works fine
I study the same way I do all the scanning and skimming Then i teach the voice recorder on my phone or i read aloud to it When i have to revise after a few days, i play the recording and read along in my mind :) Warning, this takes a really large amount of your time. Helps u plan out how long it'll take to revise though :D
What a fantastic guy. Such a good clear and very helpful speech with actual good advice. He realy deserved a much much bigger audience. I love the time is precious waste it wisely bit haha.
Well, I wish I would live in the U.S.A so I could have a nice talk with him and thank him for this TED Talk. This really improved my reading and overall approach on a book on a completely stressfree level. I did not feel like watching someone super overachieving and trying to sprint after him/her, this felt more like a friend giving me some nice tips. Thank you very much, I wish you and your mother all the best!
When I was younger, I was able to read very fast and still comprehend the material. People were shocked. When asked how I did it, I explained exactly what goes through my head. Words to me lookedlike little landscapes. Try this sometime. Take a sentence and trace a line over the tops of the letters. what you get is a line with little bumps, ridges, mountains and valleys. This paints a picture in my mind. This picture helps me identify words and even whole sentences MUCH faster than speaking them silently in my head ever could. This is a skill I developed without any coaching, it just works. It doesn't seem to work for dry, complex, or academic writing, but I can knock out something like a harry potter book (or one in a subject im interested in) in around 12-24 hours depending on the length. (YES I've timed it)
oh my God, you just put in words how reading used to be for me when I was little too! thanks for sharing and reminding me, I'm trying to regain my love for books and this will surely help!
I had an attitude when I was starting to watch this video. By the end of it, it was one of the most practical and important videos that I have watched on TEDx
You're not a bad reader , you just have a bad reading habits. What bad habits?🤔 1) Not Subvocalising -Not Reading inside your head. STOP reading aloud in order to speed read. 2) Bad environment - environment which is either too quiet or too loud. Have a neutral environment. Eg- coffeehouse. 3) Lapse of concentration. To concentrate :- 1. Perform active reading. While reading have good general questions like "what am i looking for here? " , What are the keywords? Etc. 2. Gliding - cover up the sentences which you just read so that you don't go back , in this way you'll have to pay more attention to the sentences you're reading. 4) Having your eyes fixated. Put your finger on the sentences and move it along as you read. How to read a book a day? Go to 8:18 cuz I'm tired now brother 😊
In a world where useless content is spreading, this video broke that rule, that's one of the few times that the UA-cam recommendations gave me valuable content, I won't say valuable I would say life changing, thank you my man for this valuable technic .
Great video. Worth noting that digital books can help. With Kindle readers they have a reading rulers/guide that can be useful. I find that changing the background colour of the page and changing the font size helps me too.
Great talk Jordan. It took you even less than 11 minutes to explain all important points of Speed reading. Good job. I suggest you can also tell us about what can be the best and appropriate eye to text distance for a regular sized font and how long do you read continuously without taking a break.
Eye to text distance should be 20-25 inches, and using the pomodoro technique has helped myself and my students (25 minutes on and 5 minutes off) - hope that helps Astitva? Be sure to connect with me on LinkedIn and Instagram (@jordannharryy) to keep me updated!
Watching someone talk about something they’re passionate about is so much more interesting than watching someone talk about something they’re obligated to. This guy would be a good teacher.
Simpler effective method: Firsts Method. Read entire first chapter. Read first paragraph of each chapter thereafter, and then just the first line of each subsequent paragraph (this, by definition, will include most dialogue as those are indented). Read entire last chapter. 💥 Book in a day. Startlingly effective, give it a whirl. Thank you, Kenneth Ronco, for teaching this method. 📚
Cool One I’ll be sure to check him out! As always I’m more than happy to connect with you on Instagram (@jordannharryy) and LinkedIn to see how I can help you more 👌
Me encanta, porque su plática no habla sólo de pasar los ojos por las hojas rápido, sino de entender y visualizar la información más rápido y de forma más efectiva. Es decir, habla de mejorar o eficienciar el proceso natural de la lectura en su relación directa con el entendimiento.
I love this so much! This really helped me read a lot faster, and as someone who loves reading, this was a blessing :) Thank you so much for this, you are way too underappreciated :)
Summary Tip 1: Have your tongue at the top of your mouth so you don't mouth the words you read Tip 2: Your environment matters. Be consistent in a place that your mind can focus and not wander Tip 3: Use an object on the page to guide your eyes across the words Tip 4: Spilt the page into three columns, focus on the middle, and use your peripheral vision for the outside columns. Tip 5: Skim through the table of contents and pages looking at subheadings, titles, and other words that pop out and are key parts.
Mega Mijit mum drilled it into me haha. As always I’m more than happy to connect with you on Instagram (@jordannharryy) and LinkedIn to see how I can help you more 👌
wow, thanks sooo much for replying!! i would totally love to connect with you more, and youre Ted Talk is honestly one of my top favorites ive ever seen! this topic took me by surprise, and i was hesitant to click at first. however, i think this is someone that affects everyone, and everyone can benefit/learn from.
That's exactly what you should do for better memorising and enjoying your reading, In a book I read about mind and memorization, they call that "photographic memory", If you want to look at it, its name is "Cómo desarrollar una mente prodigiosa" by Spanish author and world memorization and reading record holder Ramón Campayo, I think it is translated to english, I strongly suggest you to read it, will change your life! 😀
Really enjoyed this. I have practiced some of these techniques and I do expect I read faster than average. Time to step it up with these fresh insights and additions. BTW, thank your mom for us.
anarchsnark thank you for your comment and good luck using the skills. I’m only a message away if I can help on Instagram (@jordannharryy) or LinkedIn.
John Pliskin You're probably joking, but the situation doesn't have to be like that at all. If you drive to work, or if you're walking around with an iPod or smartphone, listen to a book on CD. It's not "cheating" if you're not moving your eyes across a page. The whole point of reading is to get something out of the book whether written or audio.
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1. reduce subvocalization
A. press tip of tongue to the roof of the mouth
B. Change your environment that is optimum (not too loud to distract and not too quiet to let mind wander)
2. reduce regression
A. Improve concentration by being an active reader ( ask why before reading)
B. Gliding - cover the lines that you read to remove your safety net
3. fixations
A. split the page into 3 columns and use your peripheral vision
B. Use a pacer
1. Front and back cover
2. Table of contents
3.Skim (10 sec ea pg)
4.Scan (30 sec ea pg)
Use one technique at a time such as gliding, bouncing, and visual aids
Great summary!
As always I’m more than happy to connect with you on Instagram (@jordannharryy) and LinkedIn to see how I can help you more 👌
Thank you
Reagan Lee exactly what I was looking for :)
Looks like a gist of a simplification of the book How to Read a Book.
@@KulturalnyWilk Thank you sir, for your wonderful presentation
"Time is precious, so waste it wisely!" Awesome TEDtalk
Thank you Amanda be sure to connect with me on LinkedIn or Instagram if you have any questions :)
"To teach is to learn twice" Wowww beautifully said. Nice lecture.
I'm blown by " Pressing the tip of our tongue." 👌👌👌👌😘 It really works try it every one.
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He deserved a bigger audience!
Hey Viv, I really appreciate that but you were my audience and I hope to bring the same value for an audience of 20 people as I will do for 20,000. Thank you for your kind words, and if connect with me on instagram (jordannharry) I'll get you my ebook.
@@jordanharry man you're so so incredibly kind to everyone and you're just so amazing omg im internally crying lol like fr just knowing that someone that kind exists gives me good vibes. Like you're taking the time to make a difference to this world, you teach people an amazing skill and you're so inspiring. I'd definitely love to constantly see your updates on my feed, so IMMA GO FOLLOW YOU EVERYWHERE NOW LOL
@@jordanharry BTW IM THAT PERSON WHO SPAMMED YOU A FEW MINUTES AGO I JUST LOVED ALL OF YOUR COMMENTS SO I LIKED ALL OF THEM LOL
Means the world to me!
'If you're not making someone else's life better you're wasting your time' - Will Smith
@@jordanharry totally agree!
“What habits are holding you back”
Me: pausing to search up every word I don’t know
Me too😂😂😂😂
Using a kindle or an iPad to read e-books has helped me greatly with this same problem
So damn true 😂
Same bro
Maybe the solution is to first read the Unabridged dictionary, then read other books.
1:59 1st Bad habit
3:24 environment
4:08 2nd Bad habit
6:11 3rd bad habit
7:50 Reading for enjoyment or need
8:20 How to read a book a day
Thank you.
Beautiful! You're the best!
Thanks bub 👍🏻
Bless 🙏
Bad habit 1. - Subvocalisation
- Tip 1. Tip of tongue on the roof of your mouth.
- Tip 2. Environment - Get in a state of relaxation
Bad habit 2. - Regression (What have I just read?)
- Tip 1. Active reading - Have good questions ( How long will this take for me to read this? What am I looking for? What key figures & words am I looking for? )
- Tip 2. Gliding - Use object like a credit card to cover up sentence you've just read
Bad habit 3. - Fixations (Where your eyes are still on the page)
- Tip 1. Use a pacer (Pen or finger) - Maintain reading speed
- Tip 2. Bouncing - Segment page in 3 columns
How to read a book a day:
Front & back cover
Table of contents
Skimming - Look for key sub headings & diagrams that stick out
Scanning - Look for key words & figures
Speed read - Bouncing, gliding or pacing
You are a hero
Thanks ^^
Thank you!
I love you
Thanks
Thank you Mbappe ! That was helpful.
This comment came out of nowhere🤣🤣🤣
Exactly 😂😂😂
Haha what the fuck,I also thought the same first time looking at the thumbnail
Mbappe or Martial
This is the reason I came to the comment section 😂
I like how humble and wise he is, such a gem of a person.
Deepa Francis much love! If I can help drop me a message on Instagram (@jordannharryy) or LinkedIn 😁
Jordan Harry 😏 I see you boy
Jordan Harry I’m gon message you 🙏🏼✨
@@alekob.3791loll
No, it's all just a facade.
20 passively listening people in the studio and 1.4Mn views over here...here's the power of digital era!
Ramindu Randeni now over 2M! to the digital era!
How true
Corona Virus
Blows my mind every day king 🙏🏾
@ABDULLAH ALGHAMDI Love for letting me know!
half empty room...while having among the MOST PRECIOUS PIECE OF ADVICE ON THE INTERNET, thank you sir, that was amazing !!!!!
Made my day.
I gave the talk as if there were 200,000 people and not 20 as why should they receive any less. Glad it was recorded and you could be in that auidence!
As always I’m more than happy to connect with you on Instagram (@jordannharryy) and LinkedIn to see how I can help you more 👌
+Jordan Harry How are you, sir? I am slow at reading. Subvocalisation is a big problem for me while reading. Do you suggest to apply bouncing, pacer, gliding at the same time or to apply any one of these three? About bouncing, do you suggest to look the middle word firs and then the side words or 1st word first and the the other words or all the words at the same time(if you suggest to look all the words at the same time, is it possible? if possible, how?). sir, if I try to read fast, i feel bad in my head.
I suggest experimenting with each technique for a week on a variety of sources and materials.
If you have additional questions feel free to connect with me on Instagram (@jordannharryy) or LikedIn :D
"Time is precious so waste it wisely"
Dee Driver sure is!
Connect with me on LinkedIn or Instagram (@jordannharryy) if you want to learn more.
people waste their time 9 to 5 so other people can read a book a day
@@cellin6524 Also a contributing factor!
Time is precious so waste it wisely
@@Ismailsonkhalil Sure is bro!
Sweet, bright and Handsome young man. He finally has been able to give his mother the holidiay she could never have or afford. Great mother who has devouted her life In helping her son to succeed and for this she must be proud of his accomplishments. I wish you both the best in life!
Rita Pasini thank you!
As always I’m more than happy to connect with you on Instagram (@jordannharryy) and LinkedIn to see how I can help you more 👌
@@jordanharry this dude can't see a female name, he jumps right in 🤣
*_Summary:_*
• Habit 1: Subvocalization
- Tip 1: Press the tip of your tongue to the roof of your mouth
- Tip 2: Find a good environment
• Habit 2: Regression
- Tip 1: Look for key points
- Tip 2: Gliding
• Habit 3: Fixations
- Tip 1: Use a pacer (underline text with hand, or pen)
- Tip 2: Bouncing (3 columns)
• How to read a book a day
- Front and back cover
- Table of contents (the Pareto principle)
- Skim (10 secs per page)
- Scan (30 secs per page)
- Speed read
Aндреј Бугариновић thank you for creating this!!
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@@jordanharry Soooo...don't ACTUALLY read the book?
Nice thanks
Thanks for this!
Well, if u do that you might read fast, but you're sacrifing the enjoyment as well. Reading should be fun, but not forced.
I went to primary school with Jordan, my mum was his teacher in year 6 :), fun fact he was at one point a national level long/triple jumper! I doubt he'll read this, or remember who I am, but behind Chrissie Wellington, you're the 2nd most famous person from Feltwell without doubt! So proud of you Jordan, from Charlie Wakefield
Charlie Wakefield Charlie of course I do my man!! Love seeing your mum is still active and she had a MASSIVE influence in my life today.
I’ll be back in March!
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now this is wholesome
@@lewissjj1417 yeap:)
@@lewissjj1417 thanking you!
That's memories, right there. Keep it.
I am SO happy that despite a small in-person crowd, this video has amassed over 1.2 million views! I've been intrigued by the notion of speed reading lately, because I want to read more fiction books; I consider myself to be a slow reader because I do tend to reread the same sentence over again. I love the advice of using something to cover the previous sentence you've just read - I used to use book marks and go underneath each line, but going the opposite way makes more sense. I can't to become a more efficient reader!
I really like this and his passion and the reasons for his speech. So sad they were so few people in the audience everybody thumbs up if you think he should speak to a bigger audience
I'm glad that came across Clay! 1% better each day and that day will come :)
Clay Hartwig but he is..
Well, as for today he's got an audience of 445,828 . That's quite a lot. : )
BTW: Great speaker
@@sylvioufba wait what really? How do uno? Akxnakxj I felt really bad for him fr :((((((
I am sooooooooooooo glad I came across this. What an inspiration.👏👏👏👏
2:03 - Bad habit 1. - Subvocalisation
- Tip 1. Tip of tongue on the roof of your mouth.
- Tip 2. Environment - Get in a state of relaxation
4:12 - Bad habit 2. - Regression (What have I just read?)
- Tip 1. Active reading - Have good questions ( How long will this take for me to read this? What am I looking for? What key figures & words am I looking for? )
- Tip 2. Gliding - Use object like a credit card to cover up sentence you've just read
6:11 - Bad habit 3. - Fixations (Where your eyes are still on the page)
- Tip 1. Use a pacer (Pen or finger) - Maintain reading speed
- Tip 2. Bouncing - Segment page in 3 columns
8:13 - How to read a book a day:
Front & back cover
Table of contents
Skimming - Look for key sub headings & diagrams that stick out
Scanning - Look for key words & figures
Speed read - Bouncing, gliding or pacing
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Tools I Know: Pacer => SwiftRead (Orange Logo)
these are all prettty bad advice, this guy is a snake oil salesman
Personally I like engaging with my books and treating it like a conversation. I write thoughts in the margins and underline key points and then write my own “personalized table of contents on a blank page in front of book. That way I can open it up years later and reread and see what I’ve taken action on. Plus some of the best parts of the book are in the places and sections you would least expect or be interested in!
Exactly the pleasure is in savoring each word slowly ...
Agreed
Have you ever read “How to read a book: The classical guide to the intelligent reader” by Mortimer Adler?
If not, I would suggest you read it.
In summary, it explains the different types of reading, it’s implications/techniques and when to use each one of them (depending on the type of book and your goals on reading them)
I say this because both yours and Jordan’s strategies for reading are mentioned in the book and serve different purposes, meaning there is no right or wrong way, but there is a right way for each book/reading goals/reader
No matter what, let’s read with enjoyment. To comprehend what you read you need to feel, touch, imagine and recreate the story in your head. The story , the lessons and everything you read will retain and you’ll understand them more. Just enjoy it, you don’t need to read fast or finish a book immediately. It’s better to focus on one book per week/month. What’s important is that you understood what you read and got to enjoy while doing it.
I watch this video twice so I can read two books a day.
Gold
I set the speed to 2x so now I can read 4 books a day
Love your comment haha
I watch half of the video so I can read half a book a day and do other stuff afterwards
I watched the first five minutes so I can read five minutes per book and keep them in rotation
The tip about reading the front and back cover and the table of contents is a very good idea. It gives you a context and makes it easier to comprehend the text that you are reading. However I feel that the speed of your reading depends a lot on the type of book. If it’s a subject you are already familiar with you will automatically read much faster. Don’t worry about your reading speed. Make sure you comprehend what you read and in some cases you might have to te read a book. Maybe speed reading can be useful if you are studying foe your exams but in general one shouldn’t obsess about how fast you read.
A great talk, and I appreciate the distinction between reading for enjoyment and reading for school/work. I read for enjoyment a lot, and I only use skimming and scanning if the book isn't that interesting to me and I legitimately just want to get through it. But these techniques are incredibly useful if I have to read a longer text for study purposes. Thank you Jordan!
Refreshing that you appreciate the distinction I made! If you're open to keeping the conversation going connect with me on Instagram (@jordannharryy) or LinkedIn. 🤓
During covid 19 home quarantine. This Ted Talk appeared to help us. Damn youtube algorithm. THANK YOU. His confidence are shown in his simple but deep words.
I had the same !
Time is precious
The most underrated statement
I'm 18 and I still remember my childhood like yesterday, tomorrow I'll be something else
Make today count
Read a book and Learn a skill be productive
Good luck for you and myself
cheers for that words men. im in the same situation
How's it going?
Jordan, your courtesy to people in the comments is so refreshing; I believe this teaching and learning skill is only the beginning of many great achievements you shall find in your life. You’ve encouraged me to get some more of my library read starting today! Congratulations to your mother, what a special woman.
andyrauf it’s the very least I can do for yourself and others who have taken the time to give me your attention.
The compliment to my mother is lovely- thank you.
As always I’m more than happy to connect with you on Instagram (@jordannharryy) and LinkedIn to see how I can help.
1. Stop subvocalisation/reading aloud in head. Press tip of tongue to roof of mouth
2. Environment. Personable to yourself. Consistent. Music with no lyrics.
3. No regression. Good general q's in front of mind: how long will this take to read, what I'm looking for, key figures and words needed to find
4. Gliding. Put card over sentence just read, to stop yourselves going back.
5. Fixations. Pacer (each word) Vs bouncing (3 columns per page, using peripheral vision to read words either side of 3 dots).
Pre-reading:
A. Front and cover of book
B. Table of contents
C. Skim for key words
D. Scan each page for 30 secs
E. Start speed read
Superb tips for 1 of the most useful life skills
Great speech Jordan. We all, i guess, are thinking we want to avoid the danger of loosing the substance for the love of speed. They both matter, at some point, and here is an example, a quote from Dostoyevsky: "Man isn't happy because he doesn't know he is." You don't think about how much time it took you to read, instead your brain concentrates at the meaning of those words. If you find a book that interests you, you will be able to read it very fast as you get absorbed by the plot. It's all about the perception of time and not the actual seconds on our wrist watch, about getting the information you want, it's about how curious you are, about identifying yourself with the character, that's what changes your reading speed; the more interested you are, the faster you read. I personally can read faster Asimov then Mann because the first one is very clear, and the second one very descriptive, and i don't want to invert speeds because otherwise i will loose the essence. Nonetheless i want to try the technique and increase the speed i can understand so i can increase the speed that i'm reading, and i can only do this by beeing more focused on the subject and trying to understand what the author is trying to tell.
the basics :
1. Every day, open a book
2. Read the book
3. repeat
a a simple and powerful! If you have any questions hit me up on Instagram (@jordannharryy) or LinkedIn 👌
Hhhhha
Another is an interesting topic of choice
ur annoying
The third instructions is the most hardest thing to do
Your mother must be so proud of you, Jordan. What a blessed family!
Bless you! ❤
I really hate when I read a page and nothing got into my brain. It is a little harder since English isn't my native language.
Ugh me too 🤦🏼♀️
same here
one Thing u need to Do
practice practice practice ...
fall stand up ..
Yeah me too
ca relate claudini
I was never much of a book reader growing up but thanks to motivators like you, my daughters and youtube we now have been given the opportunity to read and share kids books with the rest of the world! THANK YOU!
I agree! He deserved a much bigger audience, both at the venue and online. Thank you so much Jordan Harry.
The guy and his personal story alone are of great inspiration. Great talk!
So you are telling me Mbappé is not only a fast runner but also a fast reader?? This man is so talented!
I came here for this comment. Hahah
Damn you beat me to it 😅🔥
I had to delete my comment with the same joke because you did it first
beat me to it too.... take the like
Man of many talents 🤷🏽♂️
I am SOOOooo grateful for Jordan taking the time to do this presentation....and for the awesome mum that invested into him... so that he can be of value to himself and the rest of the world.
I've struggled with my reading speed for years. I am an avid book lover. I have way too many books that I am yearning to read, but because I feel like it takes me too long to read the whole book then I end up not reading any of them.
Just the other day I picked one of my books up an did this.... only I read aloud. And the whole book had a different value just by reading the front/back cover from the author. It felt so good not to mental force my self to commit to the whole book right then an there just because I started reading it.
-I never dreamed of giving myself the permission to do that with all my books... to get at least something from them instead of them being stored in boxes titled important books to read 🤣, used as props for my computer, or simply just paper guilt reminders everywhere of how I'm not following through with my desired commitment.
-Thanks I now feel like I can start reading again and have fun in the process. Hope has been restored, and guilt has been extinguished.🙏📚🏆
I, personally, am a very slow reader and I am so excited to try this out. I usually use audiobooks, because my reading speed is too slow for my grade level since I have lived in many countries and not all of them gave the same importance to reading as the U.S. does. I am hoping this works, thank you Jordan! :)
What I would recommend Pankhudi still keep listening to your audiobooks! 1. Put it on 1.5x faster or even 2x faster as this will get your brain use to taking information in at a faster rate. 2. Try and read the book your listening to at the same time as you will be using two senses (sight and hearing), which will improve your comprehension as you increase your reading speed. Hope that helps?
yes, it sure does. Thank you!
You're more than welcome Pankhudi!
I think I will try this. Thanks for the advice
More than welcome- Be sure to keep in touch with me via Instagram (@jordannharryy) or LinkedIn.
brilliant video, this UA-cam algorithm is doing wonders for me recently!
I'm glad you think so!
The oat Brain Lol, merely an illusion my friend
Yt more smart than u maybe
That might be the case, and I am okay with that.
Naruto is raining all around over here...
Hats off to this impressive individual and his particularly impressive Mum. Especially so since he still has a trace of the speech impediment but she, and he, not only overcame it but boosted him up enough to speak in a public forum. Lessons for all of us.
The fact that nobody talks about the forbidden book Making Money Your Reality speaks volumes about how people are stuck in a trance
Why did no one comment on this are your likes fake? Did you actually write that book? Lol
My greatest concern is comprehension.
Very good point Jarrett. During the training, I deliver I always train memory first as it is no good reading fast if you do not comprehend the information. I hope within the 10-minutes of the video you gained value?
Hello Jordan Harry, thank you for the presentation. I can see how speed reading may be beneficial in reading books designed for the laymen, but it seems to me that when I am attempting to digest an educational book, such as Feynman's six easy pieces or Critique Of Pure Reason by Immanuel Kant, the strategy is not ineffective. For the latter the information is so condensed in each sentence that the only manner to interpret the meaning properly is to digest it slowly, sentence by sentence. What is your take on this? Is it really feasible to devour philosophic books with the lightening speed provided by speed reading?
Reading and listening create better comprehension. Use text to speech to save cost instead of buying audiobooks. Works only for ebook, physical book is harder to read :)
Jarrett Claiborne Try speed reading a math textbook or philosophy prose.
Unfortunately, some of the techniques shared in this video do not work with math textbooks Victor. I'm currently learning memory techniques for long series of digits so I'll keep you posted :)
This was an outstanding Ted Talk, and Jordan Harry helped reinforce some things I knew and practiced, as well as teaching me something new, in the "Bounce Method."
Like many others, I was jolted by how few attended this great presentation, though that was overshadowed by Jordan's warm demeanor and the joy he seemed to have in teaching and sharing his acquired skills.
I know this video is about "How to Read a Book a Day," but I do want to add that I've learned using different colored pens and highlighters, as you scan the print, to note important facts, comments, names, and then going back later to read only what you marked can do a lot to help your retention and/or jump right to what's most important to you, in the book. The different colors help keep your brain active and engaged. As Jordan pleasantly reminded us, just make sure it's your book.
Michael Howard thank you for sharing empathy with me and new learnings which I can take away! As always more than happy to have a conversation over on Instagram (@jordannharryy) or LinkedIn 🤓
I wonder in real time only 15-20 people can listen to this amazing speech,but thanks to the technology millions can get benifited ..
You wanna learn how to speed read?, watch animes with subtitles.
USGishumura I’ll give it a go haha
I’m only a message away on Instagram @jordannharryy or LinkedIn if you need any help.
Lol good one
tru tru
Ive been doing this🤧 i feel like it helps
Or anything Korean 🤣
Was watching ted talks from years....
For me, this was the Most Fruitful ted x talk EVER!!!!!...
U did amazingly well in explaining this to us...
Thank you for sharing this knowledge....!!!!
His mum must be so proud of him. Fantastic talk!
Great talk, watch this at 1,5 speed (at least) and find out what speeding up UA-cam can bring you along with speed reading.
Excellent. I am a physician who helps all ages with their focus, attention, learning. I use these techniques, those that do will thrive!
i feel bad that he had such a good talk yet so few people laughed at his jokes and there weren’t many people there
Me too :/
i think 2 million views and at least half a million laughs make up for it lol
Amelia Hosmer haha yeah :)
Hey, How are you?, Lol,☺☺
there were 10 people in the room lol, of course they wouldnt laugh out loud
awesome guy and amazing speech :)
Nile Brothers means the world!!
I’m only a message away if I can help on Instagram (@jordannharryy) or LinkedIn.
@@jordanharry
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That is a great guy right there excellent speech.
Undoubtedly good speech!
Nile brother how you gain 500k subscriber ....without upload a single video in youtube😤😤😤😤😤😤
Many children need and will benefit from this valuable lesson. I will pass it on. God bless your mother and God bless you.
Thank you
Amazing TED talk.
Very surprised his audience was so small! How much can we achieve if we learn to read faster and more effectively? One of the most essential skills there is
Means the world!
And thankfully you joined that audience so thank you!
Only a message away if I can help on Instagram (@jordannharryy) or LinkedIn.
Not only is the tips his giving a life changing one, this dude finds time to reply comments in a video where he doesn't get notified.. You inspired me a lot my dude keep up the good work ;) I hope I'll manage to read a 100 books this year.
i slapped ur momma oh yeah yeah made my day seeing this 💙
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@@jordanharry well done Sir. I'm inspired by you, I have always wanted to learn how to read faster.. Thanks for your kind help.
God bless you abundantly in Jesus mighty name.
Spoke in half a room but reached Millions. Thank you for this.
Great advice, inspiring to see someone who once had an impediment speak in front of others for a sustained period 👍🏾
Olivier Giroud really appreciate the support!
As always be sure to connect with me on Instagram (@jordannharryy) or LinkedIn and let’s keep the conversation going 👌
What a lovely lad. I bet his Mum is so proud of him.
Maaan! Thank you mr. Harry! Congratulations for overcoming the difficulties you had in the past and for making it possible for us that live abroad to have access to such powerful knowledge! Big up from Brazil! From Dimitri Hatscha, descendant of russians, slow reader (but will improve now hahahah).
Dimitri Moraes love that bro- I’m a quarter Russian myself believe it or not haha! As always more than happy to have a conversation over on Instagram (@jordannharryy) or LinkedIn 🤓
One of the best TED talks I’ve ever seen, greetings from México, the fun side of the wall.
Edgar Castro incredible compliment! If you have any questions hit me up on Instagram (@jordannharryy) or LinkedIn 👌
nothing says fun like 50% of your people making $2 an hour,50% of the popualtion being mudered,and a govt that lets gangs destroy the culture people and country >:p
@@jordanharry I was going to say the same. I usually don't like TED talks (most of them seem fake and dramatized), but I loved this one. Straight to the point and offered valuable information. I'm amazed how you could fit so much information in just 10 minutes. Btw I'm probably the worst reader in the world. I'm 42 and really need to improve my reading speed to do better in life. I will definitely try to follow your advice, but I was wondering how I can integrate this to my daily life. Is there a program that lays it out step by step? Thanks in advance.
this guy made me
Read more
THAT WAS GOODD
Nahh you my friend are a legend!
Be our next president please you're qualified
I clicked it
Oh that's funny
Jordan 😃 Wow‼️ Excellent tutorial along with your personal story - both are great motivations that inspire one to engage your methodology. I actually use similar steps and your tutorial validates that the process works beautifully. I suspect most novice speed-readers give up after “skimming” level and they miss the golden opportunity to see how effectively all 3 steps (Skim, Scan, SpeedRead) work synergistically. I started this method in college and it took months of practice to engage these vital steps. This was due to the awkwardness of it ; it’s a new habit and not the normal way we learned in school. But persistence pays off. One additional note; if I am reading an Academic subject, I add 2 steps to your process, Jordan. 1 - annotation. 2 - index cards. I annotate a phrase or word in the margin of the page. Then I return to those annotations and copy them down on an index card. Now I’ve nailed that chapter and I own that information! Done! When I do that step, I nail down what I’m supposed to learn. It really works! You are correct Jordan - it is far more effective when it comes to the speed and the full comprehension you gain, if and only if the four steps are used. Well, done amigo! I wish you continued success in your future TEDTalks. Thank you for sharing your wisdom with us!
Why Is Mbappe Telling Me To Read Books?
Mark Zuckerberg yeah sure bro he looks like Mbappe 😂😂😂
Mbappe x Lingard x Rashford
I checked him out again and again....😁
Hahahahahahahahaha dose look like him, however this is very useful
Jordan Harry u stole my reply
Finally, one of those few "self-help" and advice videos where it actually gives people new and useful knowledge, techniques. Congrats and thank you.
Summary -
Bad habits -
1. Sub vocalisation.
Become an active reader , be consistence.
2.
3. Fixations - 10 - 15 fixations as your eyes bounce from one word to another
Tip 1 Ask questions in how much time am I going to read this, how much time it's going to take.
2.
3. Bouncing
I am reading for enjoyment.
4.Skim
5.Scan
I got straight A’s and teased out of a lot of my college classes- straight A’s in analytical reading and reasoning and speed reading in college. College history and education was much easier! Thanks for this video. I was also reading- and spelling and writing way before school age. .. before I was in “ head start” - and that was before kindergarten.
I read a book a week by searching the audio book on UA-cam, putting it speed play to 2x or 1.5x and listenning while I read at the same speed. Works fine
I will also try
I study the same way
I do all the scanning and skimming
Then i teach the voice recorder on my phone or i read aloud to it
When i have to revise after a few days, i play the recording and read along in my mind :)
Warning, this takes a really large amount of your time. Helps u plan out how long it'll take to revise though :D
He's actually a really great speaker.I'm glad that this video has gotten the attention that it deserves
What a fantastic guy. Such a good clear and very helpful speech with actual good advice. He realy deserved a much much bigger audience. I love the time is precious waste it wisely bit haha.
Really enjoyed the information you discussed in this video. Such a good point you made at 1:25-1:45.
Thank you Mr. Harry!!!
Well, I wish I would live in the U.S.A so I could have a nice talk with him and thank him for this TED Talk. This really improved my reading and overall approach on a book on a completely stressfree level. I did not feel like watching someone super overachieving and trying to sprint after him/her, this felt more like a friend giving me some nice tips. Thank you very much, I wish you and your mother all the best!
“I took a speed-reading course and read War and Peace in twenty minutes. It involves Russia.” Woody Allen
hillarious
😂😂😂😂😂
god, did i laugh at this
When I was younger, I was able to read very fast and still comprehend the material. People were shocked. When asked how I did it, I explained exactly what goes through my head. Words to me lookedlike little landscapes. Try this sometime. Take a sentence and trace a line over the tops of the letters. what you get is a line with little bumps, ridges, mountains and valleys. This paints a picture in my mind. This picture helps me identify words and even whole sentences MUCH faster than speaking them silently in my head ever could. This is a skill I developed without any coaching, it just works. It doesn't seem to work for dry, complex, or academic writing, but I can knock out something like a harry potter book (or one in a subject im interested in) in around 12-24 hours depending on the length. (YES I've timed it)
oh my God, you just put in words how reading used to be for me when I was little too! thanks for sharing and reminding me, I'm trying to regain my love for books and this will surely help!
make a tutorial hehe
This was really helpful...I can only imagine how much more I could learn with someone like you...kindly help me +254723666046...please
HOLY SKITTLES THIS INCREASED MY READING SPEED INSTANTLY THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
I've watched thoa video about 15 times now..and the speed reading strategy he gives is working wonders for me!
Powerful- thank you!! Only a message away on IG @jordanharryy or LinkedIn 😊
I had an attitude when I was starting to watch this video. By the end of it, it was one of the most practical and important videos that I have watched on TEDx
B K wow, thank you!!
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Summary:
-pick small books, preferably with a lot of pictures
🤣🤣🤣
Please tell me some
You're not a bad reader , you just have a bad reading habits.
What bad habits?🤔
1) Not Subvocalising -Not Reading inside your head.
STOP reading aloud in order to speed read.
2) Bad environment - environment which is either too quiet or too loud.
Have a neutral environment. Eg- coffeehouse.
3) Lapse of concentration.
To concentrate :-
1. Perform active reading. While reading have good general questions like "what am i looking for here? " , What are the keywords? Etc.
2. Gliding - cover up the sentences which you just read so that you don't go back , in this way you'll have to pay more attention to the sentences you're reading.
4) Having your eyes fixated.
Put your finger on the sentences and move it along as you read.
How to read a book a day? Go to 8:18 cuz I'm tired now brother 😊
In a world where useless content is spreading, this video broke that rule, that's one of the few times that the UA-cam recommendations gave me valuable content, I won't say valuable I would say life changing, thank you my man for this valuable technic .
Great video. Worth noting that digital books can help. With Kindle readers they have a reading rulers/guide that can be useful. I find that changing the background colour of the page and changing the font size helps me too.
Wow, zero BS, straight to the point, golden pointers. Thank you!
There were 30 people in the room, but 1,2 million were listening 🙏🏽
I love this speech!
Tsetsi thank you very much!
I’m only a message away if I can help on Instagram (@jordannharryy) or LinkedIn.
I have been bad at reading for a long time and this video honestly changed my life
Great talk Jordan. It took you even less than 11 minutes to explain all important points of Speed reading. Good job. I suggest you can also tell us about what can be the best and appropriate eye to text distance for a regular sized font and how long do you read continuously without taking a break.
Eye to text distance should be 20-25 inches, and using the pomodoro technique has helped myself and my students (25 minutes on and 5 minutes off) - hope that helps Astitva? Be sure to connect with me on LinkedIn and Instagram (@jordannharryy) to keep me updated!
Very well Jordan. Yeah that helps. I myself use 50 min. to 10 min. ratio and I just connected with you on Insta. Good luck for the future Ted talks :)
this is actually really really good stuff!!!!!
He NEEDS to speak in front of much bigger audience....
FW POV we working on it king! As always more than happy to have a conversation over on Instagram (@jordannharryy) or LinkedIn 🤓
Will be waiting for that to happen 👍
Let's connect through instagram. My ig is @ferwij and I will follow u on ig bro
@@FWPropertyNetwork YESSIR!
Watching someone talk about something they’re passionate about is so much more interesting than watching someone talk about something they’re obligated to. This guy would be a good teacher.
Great talk! I will definitely try this out. Have a lot of goodies on my bookshelf I need to get through. Thank you 🙌🏾
The lesson made a lot sense to me.
My challenge, our challenges is consistency.
Brilliant Jordan, extremely inspiring, your a legend....wishing you all the very best
Jamie Dolan love bro!! If you have any questions hit me up on Instagram (@jordannharryy) or LinkedIn 👌
Simpler effective method: Firsts Method. Read entire first chapter. Read first paragraph of each chapter thereafter, and then just the first line of each subsequent paragraph (this, by definition, will include most dialogue as those are indented). Read entire last chapter. 💥 Book in a day. Startlingly effective, give it a whirl. Thank you, Kenneth Ronco, for teaching this method. 📚
Cool One I’ll be sure to check him out!
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That was an excellent presentation and I'm preparing to go to the library to practice implementing these strategies.
Excellent to hear Jacob and thank you bro, be sure to head over to connect with me on LinkedIn and Instagram (@jordannharryy) to keep me updated!
Make sure to get yourself an old valuable book and draw lines for separate columns in it.
That way you're sure to get invested in that book.
Me encanta, porque su plática no habla sólo de pasar los ojos por las hojas rápido, sino de entender y visualizar la información más rápido y de forma más efectiva. Es decir, habla de mejorar o eficienciar el proceso natural de la lectura en su relación directa con el entendimiento.
WOW, this is one of THE most inspirational TEDx Talks I have ever watched. Much respect...
David Myung thank you!! Connect with me in Instagram (@jordannharryy) or LinkedIn to pick my brain more 🤓
I love this so much! This really helped me read a lot faster, and as someone who loves reading, this was a blessing :) Thank you so much for this, you are way too underappreciated :)
Summary
Tip 1: Have your tongue at the top of your mouth so you don't mouth the words you read
Tip 2: Your environment matters. Be consistent in a place that your mind can focus and not wander
Tip 3: Use an object on the page to guide your eyes across the words
Tip 4: Spilt the page into three columns, focus on the middle, and use your peripheral vision for the outside columns.
Tip 5: Skim through the table of contents and pages looking at subheadings, titles, and other words that pop out and are key parts.
his voice and vocabulary are so relaxing!
Mega Mijit mum drilled it into me haha.
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wow, thanks sooo much for replying!! i would totally love to connect with you more, and youre Ted Talk is honestly one of my top favorites ive ever seen! this topic took me by surprise, and i was hesitant to click at first. however, i think this is someone that affects everyone, and everyone can benefit/learn from.
anyone else who envisions whatever they’re reading in their head like it’s a scene from a movie??
That's exactly what you should do for better memorising and enjoying your reading, In a book I read about mind and memorization, they call that "photographic memory", If you want to look at it, its name is "Cómo desarrollar una mente prodigiosa" by Spanish author and world memorization and reading record holder Ramón Campayo, I think it is translated to english, I strongly suggest you to read it, will change your life! 😀
@@juanpabloguitarra thanks for the tip, bud. will definitely check that out.
Me..!
Yes
@@sleep-deprivedalien now I'm curious and I have a question I hope you may answer, are you by any chance left-handed or left footed.
Dang, i feel like i just went through Jim Kwik’s amazing speed reading course in 10 minutes. Phrases were basically exact. Awesome video.
Really enjoyed this. I have practiced some of these techniques and I do expect I read faster than average. Time to step it up with these fresh insights and additions. BTW, thank your mom for us.
The pics of him and his mum are cute and I'm glad he included her in the story. I'll give his techniques a go.
anarchsnark thank you for your comment and good luck using the skills.
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Great speech, great fella, great mother 🙏😇 God bless your heart King 🤴🏾💯 EXCELSIOR 🚀
how to read a book a day: become wealthy, quit job, read all day
Not a bad lifestyle if you ask me ;)
John Pliskin i agree ☝🏻
John Pliskin You're probably joking, but the situation doesn't have to be like that at all. If you drive to work, or if you're walking around with an iPod or smartphone, listen to a book on CD. It's not "cheating" if you're not moving your eyes across a page. The whole point of reading is to get something out of the book whether written or audio.
@Nicholas Rickhoff indeed
Still then you will not be able to read books because you will stuck in other entertainments,