If you're reading this, I wanted to say THANK YOU. It's been so much fun making videos for you over the past decade. Don't worry, this is not a "i'm going away" post. The opposite, actually! I'm doubling down. The topic of 'burnout' comes up quite a bit with creators, and rightfully so, as youtube can be a high-stakes gig that demands all your creative output. But I'm waking up feeling alive rn! I think we're finally hitting our stride here and I have big plans for future videos for you. That's really it - just wanted to drop you a note and personally thank you for being along on the journey. Ready to change your life? Work directly with me & my team to create the 2.0 you in under 10 weeks. APPLY HERE: www.clarkkegley.com/free-case-study?sl=yt-rememberread
Make an entertainment out of education, love that part , that is what is supposed to be, we weren’t thought so …. Thanks for pointing this out, and that’s where the fun starts
Thank you for the free course. I have been listening for a bout as long as you’ve been putting out videos. All the way back to the old whiteboard in the basement days. Always got a lot out of each video and instantly applied to life.
I've been trying to get an Email for the 1 hour course under two different email addresses for the last week and I still haven't received anything in promo or spam either. Is there anything I can do to access this course in another way?
I listen at 1.7 speed while driving and still feel like I remember a lot! The trick is to tell my husband about what I read when I see him :) He only half-listens but repeating things back to someone makes me remember them more! Super interesting tip with puzzles!
I stumbled across an audiobook for Marcus Aurelius and had trouble staying focused, when I combined reading, active note taking and audible I finally understood how books allow you to have a conversation with the dead. Taps more heavily into our episodic memory 🎉
I LOVE this. I am one who struggles retaining what i read which has made reading more of a chore for me and when you're not good at something, you tend not to want to do that thing. I think these are great principals to follow. I'm looking forward to applying these, and hopefully enjoy reading again. Thanks for the tips!!
I thought I was sick for speed reading through 4 bulky books in a month until i saw those books again in my living room only to realise I forgot every single thing about them! I prefer to read a couple chapters at a time, and then implement them immediately. Rinse and repeat Does wonders
This is why you might hear people say "self-improvement books are useless"... that is, if you don't actually implement what they are telling you to do. A lot of people read self-improvement books and think that they can memorize the info and all of a sudden you'll, change. An example is Atomic Habits. Part of building a new habit and keeping it, is actually writing it down. Write out your schedule and all the habits you do. Then write out the new habits you want as well as the implementation in detail such as what habit and when will you do it. A lot of people will probably skip these steps of writing stuff out, and thus they won't actually fix their not sticking to a new habit/goal.
I can attend to this. I ready 70 books on my goodreads and still felt similar when speaking/listening to others. I started combining audible and reading... I've found myself speaking and even leading in conversations confidently. I highly recommend doing a mind map for each book. This is where you link 5 ideas to the main topic, then sub ideas to those. Not only is it fun, but it's a creative process and you can create multiple mind maps. One map could be mere chronology while another can be linking ideas with a certain theme. The highest form of thinking is not just knowing the facts, but linking them together via these large themes and ideas. That's what creates genius.
I've been listening to and reading books at the same time for years. Not only does it keep my focus better and allows me to retain better, but I also get through books much faster than either one on their own.
This video was well worth the time. What helps me is to verbalize what I've learned. What helps even more is to share what I've read. But the best device is to teach the material if you can. It clearly reinforces everything that you've learned. Well Done, Clark. Thanks.
Love books and audiobooks because I'm sorcerer. Underline sentences that you connect with. Then the book becomes a easy reference. Bob Proctor said when reading, your mind will trail off. Same with hearing someone/something. You hear them but you're not listening. The power of FOCUS will set you free 📚
Thank you, Clark. I know I'm late to comment, but I've watched your journey, and it's been filled with nothing but positivity, even through your hard times. Please keep going. Your energy and your knowledge sharing have helped me through the tough times. Awesome content, bro! Journey & Journal well!
I totally agree with the photographic memory thing. I listen to a lot of audiobooks while driving. I’ve always noticed a weird connection between a fact I’ve learned from a book and a physical location where I was on my drive while listening to that fact.
My retention approach is just reading volume. I may hear a nonfiction fact from one author and remember it 20%, but if that fact is important, more and more books will mention it again, and in different ways later. I get different shades of context on the fact, and have a much better understanding of it.
Hi Clark. Being diagnosed ADHD I grew up reading books to myself outloud. Now with the advent of audiobooks, I do what you do and listen to the book while reading. Thank you for all the other tips. I'm going to do some of them and see what works for me.
Idk why people let themselves get diagnosed. Why would you just accept it like “oh well i have ADHD now”. What would you do if there is a chance to get rid adhd? Would you take it or just accept the fact that you have some mental disorder?
I experienced the same thing when I used to clean houses for a living. I would listen to audible all day and when I would enter a client's house, I could instantly remember which book I was listening to last time I was cleaning there, and even which part of the book.
I thought I was the only one who did that get audio books and the book and read along. But the whole dojng puzzles I never thought of that I get fidgety after awhile so I’m glad that’s one way to help. Yes… I bought books and they are still there I’m still currently reading 3 almost done though. I do get burnt out on certain subjects and then come back to it. Thanks Clark!
You have given me a New perspective on a Reading 📖 And Writing Relevant Thoughts and ideas in the book !I just started to feel I had to write it while i was Reading And i started to feel it was Taking away from my Comprehension!Just writing random ideas ?I wasn’t getting what i wanted Thank you
Ooh that’s a thing!? I get the “flash back” feeling to Audible books when I was doing stuff around the garden. I had loads to do over a week and I was listening to Terry Pratchett books and whenever I go about the garden I get the flashback to the scenes and mind movies when I was working and doing stuff in the garden!
Clark I have read every single night before sleep since I was a child. I don’t remember any of them. Except a very few. This audible book while reading is amazing. I am so going to do that. I’m also going to do your journal thing so I can remember the book especially the self help ones. This is a helpful video for me. I always put my initials in the book so I know I’ve read it. I write my full name when bought initial when read. My mom does the date thing. Oh I also do say especially for thriller books (my fave) good, great or meh. Love you Clark ❤
Thanks you so much for your videos. I really enjoyed this one. Some of the knowledge you drop in your videos has without a doubt helped me get to a better place in my life. I'm still not where I want to be, but, have come a long way from where I was. Thanks again, love what you are doing mate.
So I went and saw one of your videos that caught my eye, and ended up spending a few hours looking at your content, through that sort of Scheherazade "game" where she combined stories and left them open ended connecting them trough different themes and stories, which I though was a nice sort of easter egg of your channel that showed that you really know what you're doing (know your audience and people in general) and it's inspiring to watch your story and how it unfolds through books and stories, consider me a more active follower from now on
Everything here except "roughing up the book". I am THAT person who keeps them "perfect". But I love taking notes in my journal. I AM a reader and have so many books, many that I've read and many I haven't read yet, but I just love ALL books so much, in ALL formats. Book nerd here.
Same here! Something about reading a book in mint condition..the feel and smell of a new book. I can't stand books written or highlighted in and like to keep my book collection in pristine condition.
@@littleant717 Maybe just take in smaller amounts or not put too much pressure on yourself. Or literally start of with something that’s purely for entertainment. Unless you mean you need to take notes in the book, and if so, nothing wrong with that either. I admire those who are able to do that and not be triggered by it. 😅🫶🏼
@@littleant717 Pick out a book on a topic that you are interested or fascinated about. It'll naturally flow instead of forcing yourself to read a book that you're probably not interested in.
Wow! thats really smart to listen at 1.75 and read. Rather than limit your subvocalization (which is tough), you let audible regulate it for you so you can read faster!
Really enjoyed this video. I do a ton of immersive reading with the kindle and audible versions of the book in sync. It adds tremendously to my enjoyment , engagement and retention.
Excellent advice- write notes,tear it up, underline,keep a notebook on each chapter. I love reading but one thing I had to adjust is not to read multiple books at one time, especially if the subject matter is heavy and requires your full attention. So I have a workable method where I will read a heavy hitter at a time but have a"fun" book at that same time. In this category I will read about my favorite Musicians or different albums. Those books I will read in a day or 2 while my main book I can take more time to really meditate on the subjects and give myself plenty of time to really understand the concepts involve. The thirst for knowledge and wisdom is vast but it's important to read with purpose and not skim over something you really don't fully retain.
For the new year coming up, can you do a video on what journals you keep. What you write, the size of the book/books. Like what structure do you use / have? I find this difficult because I can’t maintain what I set out. Thanks!
Thank you for expressing these points really made so much sense because a lot of your tips I have been doing for years and it's great to see others doing the same process.
You sound EXACTLY like me .. hated reading my whole life because of dyslexia and a comprehension issues. But the past year I started getting into reading but the only way I can take it in like a normal person is if I listen to it while I physically read it. Glad I'm not the only one.
I’ve found “doing something while reading” (it’s always Sudoku for me) is so amazing for kinesthetic learners who need multiple modalities for absorption. life changing!
If your Reading this I sow Prayer seeds of Mighty Rivers of Blessings, Favor, Prosperity, Success, Grace, Protection, Love, Joy, Happiness, Peace, Wisdom, Knowledge, Understanding and Good Health to You and your Kids Kids Forevermore
When I was a doctoral student I used to read my assignments when I was at the gym. I could remember the text better when I was moving and reading. I took a class on oral communication and the was one of the points that course made about oral cultures. They would sing and/or dance when they told stories to make them more memorable by people hearing the stories for the first time. When I taught English conversation to European kids and I would try to explain a meaning of a word they would start singing an English language song with that word in it that they heard and it clicked for them.
Truely magnificent. The whole "if you don't feel the book skip it" is just nice to think that nothing truely commends you to read. Also reading while hearing in audio. Sounds amazing.
Great advise that i'm definitely going to implement in my reading habit, even the audible part. I'm not really big on listening, i rather read but i'm going to try it.
I saw a video from a speed reader, who is a professional that said he does, in fact sub vocalize. He says it helps with memory. And when I don’t to vocalize, I literally don’t comprehend what I’m reading pretty much at all.
omgoodnes this is absolutely amazing!!Thank you Your Freaking Great Like your down to earth 🌎 Using your Own experiences to bring your life changing teachings to Everyone Even someone that doesn’t know they need it lmao !!Active Teaching and Learning ❤️
I actually bought an ipad to deal with writing, I too think the same, I can't retain anything unless I write it and it feels great to have it in my handwriting, so I also got apple magic pencil, with the intention of saving paper.. and trust me, Notion is an incredible app to manage not just notes, but all other journaling and to lists, calendars etc.. so you may like notion too..
I really like Note cards and they’re rearrangeable and you can add more information by just adding another note card. Buy a note card box too to hold them and keep them organized by numbering them.
No recomiendo el video pero cosas que rescato: - Marcar la fecha y talvez algo mas de cuando leíste el libro (me imagino que aplica mas a libros físicos) - Hacer un sumario de una pagina del libro leído con los puntos mas importantes de cada capitulo, pero también dijo que otros lo hacen con Notion, asique debe ser parecido
Loved it mate. .. Universe has played a practical joke on me .. I'm broke right now. Yet, I've had Tony Robbins behemoth of a book: Money master the game sitting on my shelf since 2016.
I get what you mean with looking at a puzzle and you know which audiobook you listened to while doing the puzzle. I haven't listened to many audiobooks but I tend to zone out when watching TV and not doing anything at the same time, so I can rewatch shows and some episodes, I'm like "oh I played this game while watching this last time"
I currently use the speed play hack and will add the Book journal page of notes per book. Thank you, Please, if possible, the one hack I share with others when you buy a book, Sign it and date it. This commits you, and each time revisited, sign and date so when it's gifted, others will designate its value of being a strong reference for you.
I respect the turtle neck... good stuff, liked the pyramid probably the best. Screenshoted that puppy for future use. I've heard that from Tony Robbins with passive vs active listening, pretty interesting.
Love the puzzles idea while listening to audiobooks! I framed some of my favorite puzzles because they took so long and are really beautiful. It's a nice way to commemorate the process😊
It's a good idea-also listening to music espesially jazz works well and get some really good headphones. It will enhance the process but choice wisely because the wrong music could distract you where the right ones will make it flow
Everything here except "roughing up the book". I am THAT person who keeps them "Worst". But I love taking notes in my journal. I AM a reader and have so many books, many that I've read and many I haven't read yet, but I just love ALL books so much, in ALL formats. Book nerd here.
There are studies that discuss the science behind the processing your brain does when writing notes and how it helps to retain information at a much higher rate than typing onto a screen. It’s always been the way I retain information. It's real. Maybe you should read about it 😊
If you're reading this, I wanted to say THANK YOU. It's been so much fun making videos for you over the past decade. Don't worry, this is not a "i'm going away" post. The opposite, actually! I'm doubling down. The topic of 'burnout' comes up quite a bit with creators, and rightfully so, as youtube can be a high-stakes gig that demands all your creative output. But I'm waking up feeling alive rn! I think we're finally hitting our stride here and I have big plans for future videos for you. That's really it - just wanted to drop you a note and personally thank you for being along on the journey. Ready to change your life? Work directly with me & my team to create the 2.0 you in under 10 weeks. APPLY HERE: www.clarkkegley.com/free-case-study?sl=yt-rememberread
Make an entertainment out of education, love that part , that is what is supposed to be, we weren’t thought so …. Thanks for pointing this out, and that’s where the fun starts
Thank you!!!!
Thank you for the free course. I have been listening for a bout as long as you’ve been putting out videos. All the way back to the old whiteboard in the basement days. Always got a lot out of each video and instantly applied to life.
I've been trying to get an Email for the 1 hour course under two different email addresses for the last week and I still haven't received anything in promo or spam either. Is there anything I can do to access this course in another way?
they say muscle memory increases retention so maybe your old school paper and pencil work well for that reason too
I listen at 1.7 speed while driving and still feel like I remember a lot! The trick is to tell my husband about what I read when I see him :) He only half-listens but repeating things back to someone makes me remember them more! Super interesting tip with puzzles!
half-listen LOL
I stumbled across an audiobook for Marcus Aurelius and had trouble staying focused, when I combined reading, active note taking and audible I finally understood how books allow you to have a conversation with the dead. Taps more heavily into our episodic memory 🎉
The Daily Stoic?
Conversation with the dead interesting
I just got an audio book by him as well and walking while listening or cleaning actually helps me rememeber what i just listened to
@@originalmeisterz7255 Meditations
I LOVE this. I am one who struggles retaining what i read which has made reading more of a chore for me and when you're not good at something, you tend not to want to do that thing. I think these are great principals to follow. I'm looking forward to applying these, and hopefully enjoy reading again. Thanks for the tips!!
Jim kwik has this saying " when you teach someone what you just learned, you learn it twice" it's a phenomenal way to retain information
Yeah, the renowned physicist Dr. Richard Feyman came up with that conclusion not Jim Kwik.
I thought I was sick for speed reading through 4 bulky books in a month until i saw those books again in my living room only to realise
I forgot every single thing about them!
I prefer to read a couple chapters at a time, and then implement them immediately. Rinse and repeat
Does wonders
This is why you might hear people say "self-improvement books are useless"... that is, if you don't actually implement what they are telling you to do. A lot of people read self-improvement books and think that they can memorize the info and all of a sudden you'll, change. An example is Atomic Habits. Part of building a new habit and keeping it, is actually writing it down. Write out your schedule and all the habits you do. Then write out the new habits you want as well as the implementation in detail such as what habit and when will you do it. A lot of people will probably skip these steps of writing stuff out, and thus they won't actually fix their not sticking to a new habit/goal.
I can attend to this. I ready 70 books on my goodreads and still felt similar when speaking/listening to others. I started combining audible and reading... I've found myself speaking and even leading in conversations confidently. I highly recommend doing a mind map for each book. This is where you link 5 ideas to the main topic, then sub ideas to those. Not only is it fun, but it's a creative process and you can create multiple mind maps. One map could be mere chronology while another can be linking ideas with a certain theme. The highest form of thinking is not just knowing the facts, but linking them together via these large themes and ideas. That's what creates genius.
I've been listening to and reading books at the same time for years. Not only does it keep my focus better and allows me to retain better, but I also get through books much faster than either one on their own.
This video was well worth the time. What helps me is to verbalize what I've learned. What helps even more is to share what I've read. But the best device is to teach the material if you can. It clearly reinforces everything that you've learned. Well Done, Clark. Thanks.
Love books and audiobooks because I'm sorcerer. Underline sentences that you connect with. Then the book becomes a easy reference. Bob Proctor said when reading, your mind will trail off. Same with hearing someone/something. You hear them but you're not listening. The power of FOCUS will set you free 📚
That’s how my brain works too. I find if I write down my thoughts or ideas or even as a study habit I tend to remember much better.
Thank you, Clark. I know I'm late to comment, but I've watched your journey, and it's been filled with nothing but positivity, even through your hard times.
Please keep going. Your energy and your knowledge sharing have helped me through the tough times.
Awesome content, bro! Journey & Journal well!
I totally agree with the photographic memory thing. I listen to a lot of audiobooks while driving. I’ve always noticed a weird connection between a fact I’ve learned from a book and a physical location where I was on my drive while listening to that fact.
I listen to audiobooks while reading the physical book. It’s really helped me focus and retain what I’m taking in
My retention approach is just reading volume. I may hear a nonfiction fact from one author and remember it 20%, but if that fact is important, more and more books will mention it again, and in different ways later. I get different shades of context on the fact, and have a much better understanding of it.
Hi Clark. Being diagnosed ADHD I grew up reading books to myself outloud. Now with the advent of audiobooks, I do what you do and listen to the book while reading.
Thank you for all the other tips. I'm going to do some of them and see what works for me.
Idk why people let themselves get diagnosed. Why would you just accept it like “oh well i have ADHD now”. What would you do if there is a chance to get rid adhd? Would you take it or just accept the fact that you have some mental disorder?
@@rachelfitnesssfluent in yapping
I can relate to what your saying about purchasing a book that a peer strongly recommends and then not reading it right away.
Good vid brother
I experienced the same thing when I used to clean houses for a living. I would listen to audible all day and when I would enter a client's house, I could instantly remember which book I was listening to last time I was cleaning there, and even which part of the book.
I thought I was the only one who did that get audio books and the book and read along. But the whole dojng puzzles I never thought of that I get fidgety after awhile so I’m glad that’s one way to help. Yes… I bought books and they are still there I’m still currently reading 3 almost done though. I do get burnt out on certain subjects and then come back to it. Thanks Clark!
You are a gift to the world Clark. Thank you for sharing your inspiring teachings on this channel.
You have given me a New perspective on a Reading 📖 And Writing Relevant Thoughts and ideas in the book !I just started to feel I had to write it while i was Reading And i started to feel it was Taking away from my Comprehension!Just writing random ideas ?I wasn’t getting what i wanted Thank you
Ooh that’s a thing!? I get the “flash back” feeling to Audible books when I was doing stuff around the garden. I had loads to do over a week and I was listening to Terry Pratchett books and whenever I go about the garden I get the flashback to the scenes and mind movies when I was working and doing stuff in the garden!
Clark I have read every single night before sleep since I was a child. I don’t remember any of them. Except a very few. This audible book while reading is amazing. I am so going to do that. I’m also going to do your journal thing so I can remember the book especially the self help ones. This is a helpful video for me. I always put my initials in the book so I know I’ve read it. I write my full name when bought initial when read. My mom does the date thing. Oh I also do say especially for thriller books (my fave) good, great or meh. Love you Clark ❤
You’re the best! Thank you so much, i love your videos. Would love to have more people like you in my everyday life. big hug!
Thank you very much Clark. This worths millions.
Thanks you so much for your videos. I really enjoyed this one. Some of the knowledge you drop in your videos has without a doubt helped me get to a better place in my life. I'm still not where I want to be, but, have come a long way from where I was. Thanks again, love what you are doing mate.
I actually found this helpful! Still trying to get through Eckhart Tolle’s, “The Power of Now” Great Read, it’s just so hard for me to retain 😢
The power of now I have same started it and kept having to repeat chapters ... Still haven't finished it
Try listening to that book instead. I finished it in 2 days while listening to a version on SoundCloud.
Thanks Clark! You've indirectly helped me develop a journalling habit.
So I went and saw one of your videos that caught my eye, and ended up spending a few hours looking at your content, through that sort of Scheherazade "game" where she combined stories and left them open ended connecting them trough different themes and stories, which I though was a nice sort of easter egg of your channel that showed that you really know what you're doing (know your audience and people in general) and it's inspiring to watch your story and how it unfolds through books and stories, consider me a more active follower from now on
Everything here except "roughing up the book". I am THAT person who keeps them "perfect". But I love taking notes in my journal. I AM a reader and have so many books, many that I've read and many I haven't read yet, but I just love ALL books so much, in ALL formats. Book nerd here.
Same here! Something about reading a book in mint condition..the feel and smell of a new book. I can't stand books written or highlighted in and like to keep my book collection in pristine condition.
Same here!
I envy you I love the idea of reading but when I sit down and actually do it I draw blanks
@@littleant717 Maybe just take in smaller amounts or not put too much pressure on yourself. Or literally start of with something that’s purely for entertainment.
Unless you mean you need to take notes in the book, and if so, nothing wrong with that either. I admire those who are able to do that and not be triggered by it. 😅🫶🏼
@@littleant717 Pick out a book on a topic that you are interested or fascinated about. It'll naturally flow instead of forcing yourself to read a book that you're probably not interested in.
Wow! thats really smart to listen at 1.75 and read. Rather than limit your subvocalization (which is tough), you let audible regulate it for you so you can read faster!
Really enjoyed this video. I do a ton of immersive reading with the kindle and audible versions of the book in sync. It adds tremendously to my enjoyment , engagement and retention.
This motivated me to start reading again! Thanks
Excellent advice- write notes,tear it up, underline,keep a notebook on each chapter. I love reading but one thing I had to adjust is not to read multiple books at one time, especially if the subject matter is heavy and requires your full attention. So I have a workable method where I will read a heavy hitter at a time but have a"fun" book at that same time. In this category I will read about my favorite Musicians or different albums. Those books I will read in a day or 2 while my main book I can take more time to really meditate on the subjects and give myself plenty of time to really understand the concepts involve. The thirst for knowledge and wisdom is vast but it's important to read with purpose and not skim over something you really don't fully retain.
This is soo relatable dude. Love this video 👍👍
This is so on point. Truly high value content. 💯
Thanks sir your information help me in school to learn better
Love from india
I freaking love your content! It’s so informative, inspiring, and lit!!! Thanks for sharing!
You ROCK, Clark! Thank you for sharing your advice with us all 💛.
For the new year coming up, can you do a video on what journals you keep. What you write, the size of the book/books. Like what structure do you use / have? I find this difficult because I can’t maintain what I set out. Thanks!
Stop reading my mind mate. Please. Everytime I come on UA-cam your answering something I'm thinking about right now. :) great vids 👌 👍
That cone is gold 🌟
Thanks for the reading retention tips I’m totally going to try them.
Your the first yter who makes thinking process easy with your skills🧠
Thank you for expressing these points really made so much sense because a lot of your tips I have been doing for years and it's great to see others doing the same process.
Doing a puzzle as I'm watching this! I can totally relate to the puzzle area flashbacks as you listen. Thanks for the video!
This video was just the kick I need to purchase books on a regular basis again
You sound EXACTLY like me .. hated reading my whole life because of dyslexia and a comprehension issues. But the past year I started getting into reading but the only way I can take it in like a normal person is if I listen to it while I physically read it. Glad I'm not the only one.
HELLA useful video thanks Clark
I’ve found “doing something while reading” (it’s always Sudoku for me) is so amazing for kinesthetic learners who need multiple modalities for absorption. life changing!
bro, how can you read and do sudoku at the same time😂
Ooh, wait? What? Do you mean listening?
I feel very inspired by this video. Thank you!
If your Reading this I sow Prayer seeds of Mighty Rivers of Blessings, Favor, Prosperity, Success, Grace, Protection, Love, Joy, Happiness, Peace, Wisdom, Knowledge, Understanding and Good Health to You and your Kids Kids Forevermore
I am glad that I found out your channel ! Thank you for sharing !
When I was a doctoral student I used to read my assignments when I was at the gym. I could remember the text better when I was moving and reading. I took a class on oral communication and the was one of the points that course made about oral cultures. They would sing and/or dance when they told stories to make them more memorable by people hearing the stories for the first time. When I taught English conversation to European kids and I would try to explain a meaning of a word they would start singing an English language song with that word in it that they heard and it clicked for them.
Love this. I am old school paper and pen person myself, especially with journals and calendars.
I'm happy to know I'm not the only one who reads and listens at the same time.
This is interesting -- especially the energy of the past self within the handwriting -- very cool
You’re the man Clark 🎉
By now, you've summarized. I've been commenting before completing your presentation.
Truely magnificent. The whole "if you don't feel the book skip it" is just nice to think that nothing truely commends you to read.
Also reading while hearing in audio. Sounds amazing.
This was great! I am going to start applying these same hacks immediately!
You inspire me to read more books! Thank you.. 🙏🏻
Hi Clark! I love your videos. Thank you for motivating me to start my own UA-cam account.
Great advise that i'm definitely going to implement in my reading habit, even the audible part. I'm not really big on listening, i rather read but i'm going to try it.
Exactly what I needed. Thank you!!
I saw a video from a speed reader, who is a professional that said he does, in fact sub vocalize. He says it helps with memory. And when I don’t to vocalize, I literally don’t comprehend what I’m reading pretty much at all.
omgoodnes this is absolutely amazing!!Thank you Your Freaking Great Like your down to earth 🌎 Using your Own experiences to bring your life changing teachings to Everyone Even someone that doesn’t know they need it lmao !!Active Teaching and Learning ❤️
I love your journals!
Hey Clark love you're content! Anyway you could do a video on conciousness or spiral dynamics/ego development?
You show making it make sense thank you for sharing all this knowledge I'm going to use it to my advantage
I actually bought an ipad to deal with writing, I too think the same, I can't retain anything unless I write it and it feels great to have it in my handwriting, so I also got apple magic pencil, with the intention of saving paper.. and trust me, Notion is an incredible app to manage not just notes, but all other journaling and to lists, calendars etc.. so you may like notion too..
I really like Note cards and they’re rearrangeable and you can add more information by just adding another note card.
Buy a note card box too to hold them and keep them organized by numbering them.
your video showed up on youtube recommendations on my homepage, cool tips!
06:40 very smooth😉
Amazing tips! Thank you
❤Awesome! As a psychic, I always suggest audiobooks to clients.
I’ve subconsciously been doing this since high school. I couldn’t understand why I couldn’t retain. Now I know.
Watch your step when you finish this video. Clark dropped some wisdom.
No recomiendo el video pero cosas que rescato:
- Marcar la fecha y talvez algo mas de cuando leíste el libro (me imagino que aplica mas a libros físicos)
- Hacer un sumario de una pagina del libro leído con los puntos mas importantes de cada capitulo, pero también dijo que otros lo hacen con Notion, asique debe ser parecido
Hey! I never realized you're in AZ, too! Another great video 👍
I order the digital version and the audible version, then I get to see and hear the book. It's even better than the physical version of the book.
Loved it mate. .. Universe has played a practical joke on me .. I'm broke right now. Yet, I've had Tony Robbins behemoth of a book: Money master the game sitting on my shelf since 2016.
That really helped! Thanks bro
I read my 6 month old daughter about 3 books in the morning and 3 books in the evening. Im clearly absolutely killing it 👌👍🤣📚
Wow. Takes a lot of effort!
I get what you mean with looking at a puzzle and you know which audiobook you listened to while doing the puzzle. I haven't listened to many audiobooks but I tend to zone out when watching TV and not doing anything at the same time, so I can rewatch shows and some episodes, I'm like "oh I played this game while watching this last time"
this was a great video thank you so much
I currently use the speed play hack and will add the Book journal page of notes per book. Thank you, Please, if possible, the one hack I share with others when you buy a book, Sign it and date it. This commits you, and each time revisited, sign and date so when it's gifted, others will designate
its value of being a strong reference for you.
I respect the turtle neck... good stuff, liked the pyramid probably the best. Screenshoted that puppy for future use. I've heard that from Tony Robbins with passive vs active listening, pretty interesting.
Read-(1) : to receive or take in the sense of (letters, symbols, etc.) especially by sight or touch
Class stuff mate thanks
Great tips! thanks for sharing !!
Love the puzzles idea while listening to audiobooks! I framed some of my favorite puzzles because they took so long and are really beautiful. It's a nice way to commemorate the process😊
It's a good idea-also listening to music espesially jazz works well and get some really good headphones. It will enhance the process but choice wisely because the wrong music could distract you where the right ones will make it flow
Awesome man, I just thought about you and You Tube recommended it right away,
Always wondered what you thought about reading books, thank you so much, Ben Affleck!
Clark you make me laugh…love that!
Everything here except "roughing up the book". I am THAT person who keeps them "Worst". But I love taking notes in my journal. I AM a reader and have so many books, many that I've read and many I haven't read yet, but I just love ALL books so much, in ALL formats. Book nerd here.
See it, hear it and say it for 120% retention got it 👍
There are studies that discuss the science behind the processing your brain does when writing notes and how it helps to retain information at a much higher rate than typing onto a screen. It’s always been the way I retain information. It's real. Maybe you should read about it 😊
"Call it names, spit on it, dirty little self-help book" hahaha I laughed so hard at this and then I repeated it haha amazing humour
So helpful!