Summary & Analysis of Ultralearning: Master Hard Skills, Outsmart the Competition, and Accelerate Your Career: A Guide to the Book by Scott Young
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Self-education enthusiast Scott H. Young offers a practical blueprint anyone can use to master complex subjects and skills in record time in his best-selling book, Ultralearning: Master Hard Skills, Outsmart the Competition, and Accelerate Your Career.

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Synopsis of the original book

Key takeaways from each chapter

Step-by-step guide to apply ultralearning to your life

Detailed advice for overcoming obstacles.

How to retain what you learn for the rest of your life

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Background on Scott Young

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Scott H. Young has covered a four-year MIT computer science course in slightly under 12 months, learned four new languages in a year, and taught himself to draw realistic portraits in a month. Drawing from these intense self-learning projects and the experiences of other ultralearners, he distills the nine principles people can use to become exceptionally knowledgeable or skilled in any area of interest and at a fraction of the time it takes a conventional learner. Anyone who wants to become proficient in a specialized subject or complex skill but has no desire to go back to school will find this book an invaluable guide.