Have you ever? *You feel like you have read a lot of books but have no words to use them? *Reading the same book, you gained nothing from reading it. When others find beautiful articles, do you also agree with it? *Similarly, when learning articles, others quote from scriptures a

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*I feel like I have read a lot of books, but have no words to use them?

* Reading the same book, you gained nothing after reading it. When others found the beautiful articles, did you also agree with it?

* Similarly, if you study articles, others will quote them from scriptures, which is just right. You also know those allusions, but you don’t know how to use them?

* Have you ever read push links, read best-sellers, blindly followed trends, and never finished a single book? Like a monkey, you ultimately have no own learning direction and lose yourself in all kinds of information?

* You cover a wide range of topics, including finance, news, food, sports, reading, music, animation, movies, etc., but find yourself getting more and more anxious?

(photo taken from the original book)

So this book tells you how to study?

For example, how do we choose to study and focus on a certain direction of interest? We always think that using fragmented time to include all kinds of information is learning. In fact, a lot of information is fragmented, unsystematic, and disorganized. Nowadays, various information platforms and various fragmented information are flooding the surroundings. The more fragmented information, the more fragmented information there is, making people suffer from learning anxiety and fall into a repetitive and inefficient life state.

For example, input, we always think of reading as passive learning, not active learning. So during the input process, use notes to record core content or keywords according to your own preferences.

For example, sort out the notes, structurally summarize the knowledge, and make sure to understand it.

For example, you need to convert knowledge into mind maps, , ppt, text tables, etc. and output them in various ways. Explain and discuss with everyone, absorb and remember the knowledge, and truly incorporate the knowledge into your own system.

We should not fantasize about those gimmicky "five-minute quick fixes" and "ten-day quick fixes". Fragmented information is not as good as focusing on hobbies. Only by focusing on the depth of hobbies and integrating them into your own knowledge system and forming your own unique shining points can you achieve the learning effect.