If you love to learn but you're always forgetting what you just learned almost immediately, then this class is for you!
Mike has spent the last 6 years researching, coaching, and teaching millions of people how to speed learn. In this class, you’ll learn how to learn and quickly absorb information for the long-term.
Being able to absorb vast amounts of information in a short period of time is almost like a superpower, but speed learning is a lot easier than you think. The key to speed learning is being able to retain all those golden nuggets of information in your long-term memory, and creating a knowledge bank makes this process so much easier.
Throughout the class, you’ll learn how to:
- Build your own Knowledge Bank using Notion
- Make learning and self-education an enjoyable experience
- Process and retain large amounts of information fast
- Utilise speed-learning strategies such as question-based learning and spaced repetition
- Build your own talent stack to make strategic progress in your career
You’ll be creating:
- Your own Knowledge Bank to retain all those golden nuggets of information that you've learned from reading, audiobooks, podcasts, YouTube, documentaries, and other forms of self-education. This information will then be systematically stored into your long-term memory.
The class also comes with a guidebook (available in the Resources section) designed to aid you in curating your own self-education journey, so you can reflect on how you learn, and practice fundamental speed learning strategies.
You're encouraged to post screenshots of your own Knowledge Bank and your completed worksheets in the Projects and Resources tab to keep yourself accountable and receive feedback from Mike and the rest of the community.
As entrepreneur Jim Rohn once said, “formal education will make you a living, self-education will make you a fortune”. That's why this class has ultimately been designed to optimise and streamline your self-education journey.
So now you know what this class is all about, let's get started!
