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The F.A.S.T. Method: How to Learn Anything in Half the Time

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Summary: An expensive education without meta-learning won’t get us any smarter. Brain coach Jim Kwik teaches you how to learn anything faster and more effectively.

We can acquire an expensive education with the most diverse curriculum — but unless we master the art of meta-learning, we won’t get any smarter.

In this video above, Jim Kwik, the sought after brain coach teaches you how to learn anything faster, and more effectively.

About the Video

The number one skill you can cultivate in today’s fast-moving environment is learning how to learn faster.

Jim Kwik is known for effortlessly memorizing 30-digit numbers back and forth on stage, leaving the audience in awe, as he humbly adds:

I don’t do this to impress you. I do this to express to you what’s really possible. Because the truth is: You can do it too.

— Jim Kwik, trainer of Mindvalley’s Superbrain Quest

Jim is one of the most renowned learning experts in the world today.

He has trained Hollywood stars on how to develop an impeccable memory. He coached world-class business professionals like Elon Musk on how to keep their mental performance at the highest level at all times.

In this video above, he will share how you can learn anything in half the time — and make it stick.

If you could learn at double the speed you do right now, what would you use this superpower for?

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Shannon Terrell

Shannon is a former contributor writer at Mindvalley. She is a professional writer who specializes in topics related to mental health. In 2019, she published "The Guest House", a collection of creative non-fiction stories. As the lead writer and spokesperson for NerdWallet, Shannon also writes about credit cards and personal finance.
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Shannon Terrell

Shannon is a former contributor writer at Mindvalley. She is a professional writer who specializes in topics related to mental health. In 2019, she published "The Guest House", a collection of creative non-fiction stories. As the lead writer and spokesperson for NerdWallet, Shannon also writes about credit cards and personal finance.
Jim Kwik, brain performance coach
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Jim Kwik is a brain coach and a world expert in speed reading, memory improvement, and optimal brain performance.

Known as the “boy with the broken brain” due to a childhood injury, Jim discovered strategies to dramatically enhance his mental performance.

He is now committed, through programs like Mindvalley’s Superbrain and Speed Reading Quest, to helping people improve their memory, learn to speed-read, increase their decision-making skills, and turn on their superbrain.

He has also shared his techniques with Hollywood actors, Fortune 500 companies, and trailblazing entrepreneurs like Elon Musk and Richard Branson to reach their highest level of mental performance. He is also one of the most sought-after trainers for top organizations like Harvard University, Nike, Virgin, and GE.

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