This document provides tips on how to effectively learn and retain information. It explains that without review, people forget 50-80% of what they learn within 48 hours. However, spending just 10 minutes reviewing within 24 hours can raise retention to almost 100%. The tips recommend applying information right away, teaching others, setting a regular study time each day, reading material multiple times, taking notes while watching videos, and doing quick daily reviews to retain information over the long term.

1. Learn How To Learn
How To Become a Master
Bryan Daly

3. Your Notebook
The greatest book you will ever read are the
notes you take from meetings like this.
“What Flows through you Sticks To You”

5. Watch The Video…… takes notes pause and do examples

6. How Much Do We Forget?

7. Learn How To Learn!
• Within 48 hours, if you have done nothing you will have
lost 50%-80% of what you learned.
• Our brains are constantly recording information on a
temporary basis:
• Because the information isn't necessary, and it doesn't
come up again, our brains dump it all off, along with what
was learned that you actually do want to hold on to!
• By day 7, we remember even less, and by day 30, we retain
about 2%-3% that’s a 97%-98% LOST!
• You can change the shape of the curve!

8. Learn How To Learn!
• Within 24 hours of getting the information -
spend 10 minutes reviewing and you will
raise the curve almost to 100% again.
• A week later (day 7), it only takes 5 minutes to
"reactivate" the same material, and again
raise the curve.
• By day 30, your brain will only need 2-4 min
review

9. Learn How To Learn
• Apply The Information RIGHT Away
• Teach to someone else… (Nobody benefits more than the teacher)

10. Set regular Study Time
One hour a day
Same time each day
Read and review
Review notes

11. Read through a couple of time
1st
Preview read quickly and skim
Then
2nd
Read through complete
3rd
Watch Video with notebook in
and highlighter in hand & write notes
Stop to think about
Read, Re-Read, Review APPLY
Review each day
Quick review of notes
Start at the begin or the notebook