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Josh Kaufman is the author of the #1 international bestseller, ‘The Personal MBA: Master the Art of Business’, as well as the upcoming book ‘The First 20 Hours: Mastering the Toughest Part of Learning Anything.’ Josh specializes in teaching people from all walks of life how to master practical knowledge and skills. In his talk, he shares how having his first child inspired him to approach learning in a whole new way.
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Thanks for this video ❤❤❤
I love it
Amazing!!!!
I am 16 year old, and i want to learn everything before i get 20.
That was really cool
Thank you
This is amazing, it is really inspiring and it will be my role model to continue learning @thecirclehwl
Four hours a day for ten years. That's the martial artist rule.
00:00 Becoming a parent changes priorities and learning new things becomes difficult.
02:45 The 10,000 hour rule for skill acquisition is based on studies of expert-level performance.
05:09 The 10,000 hour rule is a game of telephone
07:30 You can learn a new skill in just 20 hours of focused practice.
09:47 To learn a skill, deconstruct it and practice the most important parts first, learn enough to self-correct, remove barriers to practice, and practice for at least 20 hours.
12:07 Commit to practicing for 20 hours to overcome initial frustration and learn anything.
14:19 Playing the ukulele requires only a small set of chords
16:47 Put 20 hours into anything to learn it.
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Will this work in cyber security to learn
The last line : "Have fun"😭 Thanks for such amazing knowledge and time.
10:30 just watch from here
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This was such an inspirational Ted talk, thanks so much. I can't wait to test this out.
Thanks 🔥
Really amazing motivation that I heard. Just SUPER!!!👌👍🔥
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this video going to change my life.
Let me tell you though, after much more than 20 hours of learning effing Japanese I still feel grossly incompetent. 😂
Even though this video have been posted before 10yrs still the vibe and impactfulness remains the same as it is✨
Great speech
Sir,
This is very helpful. Thank you for the work that went into this presentation
I spent 200+ hours learning 3th language and still im newbie.
10:59 "Learn just enough that you can actually practice and self correct" I find this quote to be extremely powerful. My problem is I want to finish the whole course or book before I start practicing anything and I never viewed that as a form of procrastination.
outstanding performance for 20 hours learning Ukulele. And that cute lovely song amuses me as well, you might get attention by dozens of ladies when you performs it this way. How truly marvellous author are
i'm 22, still a student. i have plenty of time but i still think i don't have enough time and that's not true. Procrastination's been draining me crazy amount of time while i just want to be reasonable good at something like (playing piano, creating phonk music, dance slickback, write a program to optimise my spare time…) i need to be good enough not want to be an expert. And this video is Eye-Opening for me.
if you pour 10.000 hours on something you might be an expert or might not but definitely you'll missing out lots of things, things that matter to you. That's not a life i want
Hands down.. the best and most relatable Ted I've ever seen in my life
We are scared of learning new things, not intellectually deficient. Great learning.
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5:28
It took him 20 hours to learn how to play three chords. The song was cute, admittedly.
Israel-Palestine conflict isn’t difficult, you simply don’t care about killing kids, and people, when it happen with supporting of America. You programmed to support whatever America do,
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watch it once.
In this TEDx talk, Josh Kaufman challenges the popular belief that it takes 10,000 hours to become an expert in something. He argues that with just 20 hours of focused and deliberate practice, anyone can learn a new skill and become proficient at it. He provides a four-step method for efficient learning and encourages viewers to overcome their fear of feeling incompetent when starting something new.
The Challenge of Balancing Parenthood and Work
Becoming parents changes our priorities and requires a lot of learning.
Working from home while taking care of a toddler adds to the challenges.
The idea of never having time for personal growth is daunting, but it's not true.
The 10,000-Hour Rule and Misconceptions
The 10,000-Hour Rule was developed by Professor K. Anders Ericsson based on his study of experts in various fields.
The message of the 10,000-Hour Rule was distorted and simplified after the book 'Outliers' by Malcolm Gladwell was published.
The research actually shows that initial practice is highly efficient in skill acquisition, and the focus should be on improvement rather than the amount of time spent.
The 20-Hour Rule: Efficient Learning and Improvement
With practice, one can become proficient in a skill in a relatively short amount of time.
It takes approximately 20 hours of focused and deliberate practice to reach a reasonable level of competence in any skill.
To efficiently learn a skill, one should analyze and break it down into smaller parts, prioritize the most important aspects, and practice self-correction.
Learning Ukulele: Overcoming Frustration and Mastering Four Chords
Practicing for at least 20 hours helps overcome frustration and benefit from learning.
Jake Shimabukuro's TEDTalk inspires the desire to learn ukulele.
Learning ukulele requires having the instrument, tuning it, and learning a few chords.
Overcoming Emotional Obstacles to Learning
Finding love and getting married
Feeling connected and inspired through music
The biggest obstacle to learning is emotional, not intellectual
So this is my first step to another me. Thanks for absolutely brilliant way to sending message
Now I see where I went wrong
I have successfully completed 10000 hours of practicing procrastination
This is almost applied in my life. For many good advices and good can be changed life routine.
thx.. but seems cant apply to a medical degree 😢
Loved it.
Great speaker and storyteller.
He looks like Deadpool