Become an UltraLearner: The #1 Study Framework for Success (Udemy.com)

Finally apply Memory & Study skills that are right for your unique Personality and Study type!

Created by: Jakob Manthei

Produced in 2021

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What you will learn

  • Become a smarter as well as more successful student through Efficient Learning & Study skills.
  • Boost your Personal Mastery and accelerate your path to life-long learning & personal development.
  • Enhance your Productivity & Focus.
  • Increase your Memory capabilities.
  • This course will teach you to learn efficient, also called Meta-Learning or Learning how to Learn.
  • Learning strategies & Learning techniques such as the Loci Method, Speed Reading and many more.

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Overall Score : 88 / 100

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Course Description

You are unique and you probably heard that everybody learns differently.
That is why the Course "Become an Ultralearner: Study skills & Learning strategies" will teach you a game-changing new Framework as well as all the memory & study skills outlined below to score a 4.
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Speed Reading to become a productivity machine at University or workThe Loci Method to become a memory champion and remember moreVisualization to increase your focus and unlock your full potentialUsing your Emotions to remember more as well as to forget lessand many more insights that will make you wiser & smarterThis can boost your productivity and accelerate your path of personal development and personal Mastery.
I look forward to welcome you to this course.
Enroll now with 0% risk, due to the 30-Day Money Guarantee!
Who this course is for:
University and High-School StudentsLife long Learners that want to improve the #1 Skill to be successful in LifeIndividuals that are eager to finally know a Learning strategy that is right for them

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Instructor Details

Jakob Manthei

I have the ambition to learn together with you to support you to grow as a person. Instead of claiming that I am the best in any given subject, I am aiming to bring you from one level to the next by creating the best course of my capabilities. With a combination of all knowledge I could acquire of any given subject I thrive to offer a completely new perspective in my teachings with aim on the bigger picture with enthusiasm and positivity. I believe that there is always more to learn to any subject and look forward to receiving your feedback. This way we have a win-win situation.

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Reviews

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By Eric F on 11/22/2020

Jakob is very kind and explains his points well. i feel like the title makes it click bait. i did not become an UltraLearner, but I did learn some new things and found some new ways to improve myself. Overall it is a nice and simple introductory course to some self-help on how to learn. Thank you for creating this course.

By NurRay Rahman on 11/22/2020

Short-term memory (or working memory) is not as efficient as that of him (a non-dyslexic) failed to take account people with dyslexia. Speed of processing information is slower than for non-dyslexics. But the Good News for us with dyslexia is that our long-term memory is likely to be very good: once we have learnt something we really understand it. Reading & writing is not automatic or fluent for us. Comprehension of text is affected & spelling may also be erratic. After all the English language is highly excessive, total mashup of neighboring tongues, and grammar system is most convoluting. Developed by retards without ears for sound, rhythm, logic, etc. Anyways, Being DYSLEXIC does not mean you are not as bright as other 'NORMAL/USUAL' people - just that you learn differently. You can be clever & dyslexic[inventive]; dyslexia does not determine your intelligence (most definitely your imagination!).
The only sure way is to over-learn material by going over & over it until you know it perfectly.
OVER-LEARNING means reviewing your work OFTEN.
& Try to process a LITTLE information at a time.
- LITTLE & OFTEN - An effective dyslexic learning style.
Over-Learning and working for short periods of time works best.

By DARSHAN ZOPE on 11/22/2020

The course is very good.
For feedback I have some points:
1. You sit at one place and take the course that feels monotonous in second part. You may change locations.
2. More examples in the course can make course more attractive.

By Juster Pastillo on 11/22/2020

Great course! I've learned a lot of valuable lessons from here, good job for your first course. I do have a few suggestions:
1) You can add more visual presentation by adding floating words that highlight key words/topic in your discussion.
2) Your video recording is good, however, you should probably invest more in high quality cameras and especially in microphone. Your highly valuable course coupled with high quality equipment will surely attract more students.

By Phillip Nauls on 11/15/2020

It was inspiring to see a young man focused on improvement and contributing to learning community. Thank you and good luck in all of your future endeavors.

By Mohammad Hamed on 11/15/2020

This course is just what I needed, I've been struggling for awhile with learning and focusing , now I have a better Idea how to start again, Great Course thank you.

By Shadab Shaikh on 11/15/2020

The course was amazing. I have a lot from this course. instructor share tips on motivation and staying focus which is beneficial for any learners and students.

By Vrushali Vedic on 11/8/2020

good learned a lot thanx for the share

By Aist Skaliien on 11/8/2020

motivates me already from the start

By Dhruv Singh on 11/8/2020

not a good match but content was good

By Derridji Wissam on 11/8/2020

the teacher is very clear when explaining the course .. the content itself is very simple. I really appreciate the effort he made...thanks a lot for giving us this great experience.

By Sanjaya Rathnayake on 11/8/2020

I enjoyed the course. Learned many new things.