I made research during 5 years about learning. And I decided to put everything I discovered together in a documentary I worked on during 200+ hours. And it is finally out. If you are obsessed about continuous learning and growing like me, you NEED to watch it.

RT @krishnendu_gsh: " The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those wh….

Also thanks to @idrissaberkane who inspired me 6 years ago with his talk "Le pouvoir de la connaissance".

Special thanks to @storiedinc & @KarenEber1 from who I learned storytelling from to tell this vision.

Some of the people appearing in the documentary :. @naval (about being a learning machine).@FareedZakaria (about the most valuable skill).@harari_yuval (21st century skill).@thedankoe (about education).@theChrisDo (about the 21st skill).@elonmusk (about aerospace).@jimkwik.

The full documentary 👇.

RT @Culture_Crit: How much human knowledge has been lost to history?. Well, this ancient wonder was razed by the Mongols in 1258 — it's sai….

RT @IssaTheLearner: ⛔️ 95% of what you learn is USELESS. Here's the secret to make the most of your knowledge.

RT @IssaTheLearner: How did I cure my perfectionism?. Here are my 3 rules 👇🏼

RT @readswithravi: “You don't need to worry about progressing slowly. You need to worry about climbing the wrong mountain.”. — James Clear.

RT @FerraroRoberto: Being curious, asking questions, and prioritizing learning over knowing makes all the difference. .

RT @IssaTheLearner: I coached a CEO who generates over $40M/year to blow up his learning skill. 🧵 Here are the 5 rules I taught him to lea….

Learning enthusiast? . Watch my free documentary here 👇.

PS: this is my first thread. I'll be bringing a lot of value on this account, welcome!.

In a nutshell:.1. Ignore the noises. 2. Stop eating junk-knowledge. 3. Stop being a learning amateur. 4. Make the knowledge your. 5. Block out time to apply. Learn more, earn more.

To make the most of what you've learned, set aside a specific amount of time to apply it. For example: I've learned about branding, I'll take 3 hours to write up a new process for my team, create my brand manifesto. All this is applying your knowledge.

The trouble is, they only apply 5% of what they've learned. It's like throwing money down the drain. The reason: they think that learning is all about consuming knowledge. It's not.

Rule #5: Block out time to apply. When I talk to entrepreneurs, they tell me they invest tens of thousands of euros every year to learn.

To do this, take notes that combine the visual and the verbal. Diagrams, pictograms and key words. You'll summarise a book on a single page, adding your perspective (and you'll happily reread that note).

Rule #4: Make the knowledge your. You haven't assimilated a subject if you're just repeating concepts. You need to have your own vision of the book, your own vision of the subject.