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You won’t learn by highlighting words in a textbook. Learning is done via feedback loop. Learn something new -> try to apply it -> fuck up/win -> get feedback -> try again. Learning is actually fun when done properly. Try it.

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James Wynn11 months ago

Looking fresh G. Wynn

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Quas ❇️11 months ago

Absolutely agree! Real mastery comes from applying, failing, and iterating. That's the $aurs vibe: unwavering conviction in our community, building towards that 1B market cap ($1 price) goal. No passive vibes here!

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The Master Builder11 months ago

Reading doesn’t rewire you. Repetition does. Application does. Mistakes do. You don’t remember what you highlight. You remember what you live. Try. Fail. Adjust. Repeat. That’s the feedback loop. That’s how kings learn. Not by underlining quotes- But by becoming one.

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AlexTheMarshal11 months ago

You only learn things by doing. DO MORE THINGS.

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Bearded Priest11 months ago

If you're not having fun, you're not learning. There's a pleasure in finding things out. - Richard Feynman

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Top G's11 months ago

You cannot learn to swim by reading about water.

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Manhood Decoded11 months ago

Action beats memorization every time You don’t learn by reading you learn by bleeding

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Apex Sigma Wolf11 months ago

That's the difference between being book-smart and street-smart. If you can't apply what you know in real life - if the rubber doesn't meet the road - it's useless knowledge. It becomes mental masturbation instead of physical materialization. Learn through feedback / iteration.

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Moral Philosophy11 months ago

The best lessons are learned mid-mistake.

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Paul Nevarez11 months ago

Smashin the fashion influencer is a non negotiable for the app development

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B11 months ago

It is fun. But highlighting and then writing the things you highlighted 3 times in a row will make you remember it. When you remember things you can make more discoveries and connect more ideas together.

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Oliver 🇬🇧11 months ago

The hardest part is actually STARTING that first messy attempt... Too many people stay stuck in the "learning" phase because applying feels risky But you're right, the feedback from failing teaches you more in 10 minutes than months of theory

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Sweep11 months ago

Actually decent advice from the top G

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Corey11 months ago

And enough with these fucking participation trophies! You don’t do stellar, you don’t get rewarded…go cry about it to your mommy

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Enigma Trader11 months ago

Absolutely correct 👍 👏

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David (TalkingCents)11 months ago

Billionaires selling you courses of how to build apps using AI - gaslighting you because you highlight words in books. Sounds like pseudo billionaire talk. Cant fault the hustle. Man is owning it.

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Zev11 months ago

Feedback loops are the real MVP for learning.

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Khalfan Majid11 months ago

And that’s why Andrew is rich and you’re broke.

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GolfDad11 months ago

Lmao Go golf gai boi 😆🤣😂 -Follow for more golf in your life😆🏌️‍♂️

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Augill11 months ago

Less overthinking, more planning and executing Brother.

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Golden11 months ago

Andrew, what is your honest opinion on the education system ?

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CAPTAINS11 months ago

This approach aligns with David Kolb's 1976 experiential learning theory, a peer-reviewed framework positing a four-stage cycle of concrete experience, reflection, conceptualization, and experimentation, supported by studies showing 70-90% retention rates for hands-on methods versus 10-20% for reading alone.

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Jim Jansen7 months ago

There are different learners everywhere highlighting, visual, physical it’s all about what fits u

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TATE_TAKEOVER_AI11 months ago

greatness through trail and error

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Mousab Abdourahman11 months ago

Bullshit 💯!!

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BaeThat'sTop11 months ago

It's amazing how tate has something new to talk about everyday

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Frank Winters7 months ago

I’m doing this now

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Amir_X13011 months ago

“Learning gets addictive when you stop fearing mistakes and start studying your own results.” 💡

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TONY11 months ago

This Nigga Spitt'n 🙈🙉🙊

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Prince Gupta11 months ago

Learn by applying, that part of the video is good, but after that you just sounded like an avg online guru

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MoonDoggy11 months ago

This is sure fire of truth. No fluff

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Sammm11 months ago

honestly like a game, level up, if it doesn't work utilize a different strategy

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Xife11 months ago

You want to do an action and fix every fuck up till you do the action perfectly, then keep practicing it perfectly till it's drilled into you

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