Learn to Teach Yourself

It took me 9 days to finally finish reading it, it's great! Although the time span is relatively long, I only use fragmented time, so I still have to celebrate myself! First of all, let me share my general gains from reading this book. There are nine chapters in this book. The first four to five chapters are all about basic learning methods. In summary, they are 4 arithmetic operations. Sharing practical application cases of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. This part of the content has given me more inspiration and enlightenment. It is very good! The next four chapters are mainly about the author sharing his own entrepreneurial experience and the accumulation of experience in the process, including interesting views on focused and high-value work, as well as the author's own values ​​​​on success and failure, etc. These ideas and logic have been very inspiring and helpful to me, and I think it is great!

Dr. Ji Ping's four-dimensional learning method is also very interesting and can help us develop good study habits. As the book says: "Learning is an active behavior. After receiving input, the learned knowledge must be digested, organized, and output again before the brain will regard it as 'important information.'" I think this sentence is particularly reasonable, and I will learn this way in the future!

The book contains many different viewpoints, case studies that look at various things from different angles, and process methods for learning something well. In addition, the suggestions and stories are easy to understand, easy to understand and easy to remember, so that they can be used better.

"The power of stealing" is actually what is often referred to as a reference. Another way of saying it can better attract readers' attention. The first half of the book is well written, and the core is learning from others, positive thinking, and self-creation. The principles are not difficult. It is said that it is easier to know than to do. The most important thing is how to truly make what you know your own and put it into practice. As an enlightenment book in this area, it deserves a score of 9 or above.

It is very useful. As the author said, it has opinions, innovations, and splicing combinations, but what it ultimately brings to the reader is his own summary. It is a concise book. The process of reading it can inspire people. After reading it and summarizing it, it can bring about the optimization of one's thinking and behavior patterns. It is worth recommending.

A very unique book. It is different from most other books. The language style is very friendly and the content is written to make readers feel comfortable.

The knowledge in the book is very practical and applicable to a wide range of people, and is suitable for readers, authors, people engaged in careers, etc. It is more suitable for children in school age to cultivate their own self-study ability, how to "copy" the knowledge of predecessors, books, etc., Dismantle it (leave the useful and meaningful ones), and then "color" it to incorporate their own ideas and characteristics, and then "puzzle" it to truly become their own with creativity, imagination, etc.

Input → dismantle → internalize → output Learning to learn itself is more important than learning anything else. Tell me, I will forget; I can only remember what was taught to me; Let me practice and I will learn.

I talked about self-study, but it's not just self-study! It is an important life guide book. The treasure is in it. All you need is to read it patiently.

The core point of this book is: copy first, copy those that are interesting and useful, and then form a system with the original knowledge and propose it. While reading the book, I could see between the lines that the author is a teacher who teaches finance. I thought for a while that the author must be teaching at a certain university. Then I looked back at the preface and suddenly realized that some of the content in the book was copied from his teacher.

1Learn to learn from others and add your own ideas

This book has a very interesting point. He first tells you to learn to borrow other people's knowledge and achievements to strengthen yourself, but then requires you to step out of the original framework and create again. It points out that creativity is the core of learning to learn by yourself.

Very good, like it very much

I read this book with the mentality of giving it a try. I usually can't persist in reading the whole book, but I tried hard to read this book this time. I don't know if I can have the perseverance to persist.

There are many opinions in the previous chapters that are worth adopting, but you have to understand yourself deeply and turn the opinions into your own. Generally speaking, it is worth watching again and again.

This book is very logical, very purposeful, and very practical. He lists a lot of useful information in the book. I recommend it!

Very profound content

Learned a lot of useful things 👍

Many viewpoints can be learned from

Learn to find experience in failure to reach the shore of success

Integrate the strengths of hundreds of schools to achieve one person's way

Not bad, very thoughtful in terms of theory

Theory book. Thinking more can extract many interesting ideas.

Five powers: thief power, system power, thinking power, action power and sect power

Yes, I didn't read this book until I was middle-aged. I really wish I could read it when I was young.

Good book, easy to understand, in-depth and simple to explain! 🌹

It's useful. I can understand what the author wrote and learned what I wanted.