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The Art of Learning

Josh Waitzkin’ book “The Art of Learning” As per the author, there is a complete process to learn any skills. Here I’m explaining the 6 main principles for learning anything.  Learning the macro from the micro When we start to learn anything, we must start with Micro, and when we understand that micro then will also get understood by the Macro, meaning we will get to know the full theory. The author has used the same principle to learn chess. Where everyone uses all pieces at one time on the chessboard to practice and they get confused but the author first removes all pieces from the chessboard and puts only three pieces on it to practice. Because at the time of practice he covered all moves of all pieces one by one, and that was easy for them to concentrate and also get effective practices. In the same principle if we want to apply in our study then we can select one concept and clear all answers related to the concept. It will help us to learn the concepts clearly and fully....

Live a Disciplined life

  7 Rules to be a Disciplined Person.    7 Rules to be a Disciplined Person.  Follow the Snowball Effect.  The Snowball effect teaches us; how to make things big and multiply by compounding. Just think that a snowball is a starter of your disciplined action, which might be a habit or skill, surrounding snows are your other habits. The plan is for a time period on which you should start with the main habit that you wish to be disciplined. And how this snowball will go ahead you will feel easy to be disciplined on your selected habit, also will affect your other habits as well. Means, once you start with your one hobby you must add one by one hobby on which you need discipline.  Correct your circadian rhythm First.  To become a disciplined person, you must fix your sleeping and wake up time every day. If you fix this habit it would be the first step towards your disciplined life, Regular wakeup time will get you a feel of subconsciously signal that you a...