FBC – 407 – The secret to learn ANYTHING super fast (been there done that)

The secret to learn ANYTHING super fast.

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Are you struggling to learn a new skill?

Do you see people around you who seem to be good at anything while “you suck”?

Is there something that you don't have in you, or something you are missing?

Whether it is a language, a sport, or anything, there is one single thing that moves the needle in a major way.

The good news is that YOU TOO can do it…

All you need to do is to figure out what that needle mover is.

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I’ve meaning to do this for a while now and that’s learning how to code.

OK, so obviously I've told you in the past and I don't need to learn everything. I'll still find someone who knows how to code stuff for me. This is not going to change. I will still need to find someone who knows how to code or something for some stuff.

But learning how to code will actually help me a lot in a few situations. Right now, I have a situation where there's this developer, I talk to him and sometimes he responds and sometimes he will just ghost me completely.

Which is very frustrating because what I need done is actually not complicated. It's a simple case of changing something that he could do. But it was supposed to be ready on Friday. So that kind of sucks.

So for those kind of situations, I want to be able to code and fix those kind of things myself, but also it will help me while talking to developers and understand them better and be able to collaborate more efficiently with developers because I will know exactly how their brain works. So it's going to be very interesting.

And plus, I have some really good ideas of tools that I want to be able to build for myself. And for me, it will be the ultimate pleasure, you know, because one thing that's really, really fascinating for me is something that was in your mind that you are able to actually build and it becomes a reality and then it works.

OK, so anyway, I found this guy that basically has a bunch of courses that are recommended to follow and I'm going through it. So it became the third element of my board. I said, well, I'm going to add that. So I swim, I do the abs and I will start this thing and I will go for the next 90 days on the course and stuff.

The secret to learn ANYTHING super fast

So the approach of this guy by looking at the outline is very smart, right. Because they're a bunch of courses about different languages of coding like Python and then JavaScript and all that kind of stuff. But there is something in common that I will have to learn for them. Right.

So why not start with something that allows you to become a super learner? And this is the recommendation I will start with. Because once you've done this, regardless what code it is, you'd be able to learn it super, super, super fast.

OK, so that's what I'm doing today. I started this course and on like super learning and stuff. And I'm very, very enthusiastic about this because I do like to learn stuff. And if I'm able to learn stuff and pick it up really fast and be able to learn a lot of things and retain a lot of information, because that's one of the other things. I'll be able to retain a lot more than what I'm doing now, then that will be really awesome.

So I'm really pumped up about it.

I just want to illustrate the fact that what the way you will learn the fastest is by doing stuff, OK. It's not the theory. The theory helps make sense of stuff, but you will learn a lot more if you do it yourself.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the secret to learning anything super fast?

Stop consuming, start producing. Pick one outcome (build a website, run an ad, write a script), then learn only what you need to ship it in 7 days. This forces compression, real reps, and immediate feedback. You will retain 5x more in 1 week of doing than 6 months of watching tutorials.

How do you learn new skills faster as an adult?

Apply three accelerators: 1) deliberate practice on a specific sub-skill (not the whole topic), 2) immediate feedback from someone better than you, 3) production deadlines (a paid client, a public demo) that force completion. Adults who use all three learn in months what passive learners take years to absorb.

Why do most people fail to learn new skills quickly?

Three reasons dominate: they consume content instead of producing output, they chase breadth instead of one sub-skill, and they avoid feedback because it is uncomfortable. Each pattern feels like learning but is actually entertainment. Real learning requires friction, repetition, and direct contact with your own mistakes.

What is the 80/20 of learning a new skill?

20 percent of the skill produces 80 percent of usable results. For copywriting, it is headlines and offers. For coding, it is loops, functions, and APIs. For sales, it is questions and objection handling. Find the 20 percent, drill it for 30 days with real reps, and ignore the rest until needed.

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