Jack of All Trades - How to Master Multiple Skills Quickly (Udemy.com)

Probably the best course I have taken. I am new to a lot of the information. I think that is what clear and concise that didn't make it overwhelming..

Generic (eat right and exercise), superficial -memory methods are explained in a few minutes without enough detail or practice to be useful. So far, I regret purchasing to be honest.

Excellent learning course and very interesting. Most applicable to all disciplines.

It's very informative. I have learned a lot about how to obtain each skill set.

It is a nice presentation up to this point. I am picking some memorization techniques that I will surely try out. It is packed full of rich contents.

Exorbitant information for the serious learner is how I would describe this. It covers a huge ground of everything to satisfy the intellectuals revolving around learning. The techniques are practical and interesting. With all that it still seems like a fast-pace course I say shows how engaging the course keeps my attention. So it’s a worthy follow-up to the prerequisite course.

There is a ton of stuffs to absorb here for the would-be aspiring Jack of all trades where the instructor could’ve slow down a bit but certainly keeps you on your toes. All the visualizations helped immensely with the learning.

An impressive wealth of knowledge. I find myself learning a lot and trying to keep up.

I have already gone through part one. I can understand why they are separate courses because the courses are made up of multiple diverse topics tying all back to one another. The prior course is academic and provides background information, and this course gives the technical information. Jack of All Trades has something useful for everyone!

A great continuation to part one covering what the previous course was lacking which were the strategies to being a modern renaissance learner. The pace this time felt more speedy with presenting the information that I found I had to repeat some parts, however, at the same time, the concepts were a lot more advanced compared to before, so it did do a fine enough job at explaining things and being concise. The best part was that it retained its humorous and entertaining value with nice visualizations so that made things a lot easier to get through.