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Mark my words that brain maxing is going to be the next thing that takes over the internet.
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Just as we saw with looks maxing, if you don't get ahead, then you're going to be left behind.
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So here is the full comprehensive method to brain maxing.
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Let's get the absolute basics out of the way.
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Eight hours of sleep, exercise, cardio, good diet.
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Most guys will buy some stimulant or nootropic without committing themselves to a good night's sleep and a good meal and exercise.
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So please don't be the person who does all that.
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Make the investment for your health.
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Sleep is where the brain gets cleared out, memory gets restored, BDNF gets produced.
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Exercise allows your brain to actually function and your diet is going to be the thing that keeps you going.
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So please get these things right before you move forward.
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Now, if you're watching this, I assume you lift and work out.
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And if you're training your body four to five times a week, then why are you not doing the same with your brain?
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I've talked about this extensively in other videos, but the fix to treating a broken brain is not more stimulation.
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It's adding friction into tasks.
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So practice boredom, practice doing things for longer periods of time that you're not used to.
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Play chess, read, do things every single day to boost your brain.
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It's going to be hard at first, but just like with any sort of muscle, the more you train it, the easier it gets, the stronger it gets and you can make it fun, you know, learn some kind of game, learn a new hobby, something that gets newer pathways growing in the brain,
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keeping you sharp and healthy.
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This is not a fix, but these are some things that are going to get you closer to your goal and help you build your brain up.
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The classic L-theanine fish oil creatine lion's mane.
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Creatine, one of the biggest cognitive enhancers, you take three to five grams a day.
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It's going to help you recover from poor sleep and increase your memory.
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Lion's mane, shown to have a calming focus effect.
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Fish oil and omega-3s are used to help your brain build new neural pathways.
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And magnesium glassane helps you get that good sleep and calm feeling in your mind.
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These are the absolute essentials.
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So get your supplementation down early.
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But again, these are things that are going to help you in your process, not actually do the work for you.
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You're going to need that baseline foundations.
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These are just some things that are going to help you get there.
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All right, let's talk about the controversial one, stimulants.
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As anybody who takes stimulants knows, they work great and they do exactly what they're meant for.
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Except they come with a lot of side effects and often can leave you worse off than you started.
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So before you start abusing these things, let me give you a quick rundown.
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These won't change who you are as a person.
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Let's look at caffeine, for example.
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Caffeine blocks adenosine receptors, which just makes you not feel tired, even if you still are tired.
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It's the same thing with any sort of ADHD medication.
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It's not going to make you focus.
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It's going to chemically trick your brain into focusing.
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These things ultimately end up spiking your cortisol, destroying your baseline stimulation, and causing you to be reliant on them forever.
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And then you get caught in a trap where you can't get any work done without taking some sort of stimulation.
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If you do them right, you can be like the guy on the left, focused, working hard, being able to recover quickly, and not having it affect their brain too much.
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But it's very easy to get caught in the feeling and the euphoria and the work that gets done, and end up like the guy on the right, absolutely destroyed, crashed, and with a fried brain.
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So if you are going to use stimulants, be careful, do your research, I don't condone any of them, and see if they are right for you.
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Of course, talk to a doctor if needed, but be careful to not fall into that hole.
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Reading is such a popular self-improvement habit, and it's kind of a waste of time for a lot of people
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if you're just reading the information but not doing anything with it or practicing active recall.
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So what active recall is, is essentially thinking back to what you just read or learned.
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So every time you go to study or work, write down everything you know beforehand about the topic and then fill those gaps in the research session.
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This allows you to stop wasting time, but also trains your brain to be able to recall old information while effectively learning new information.
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Active recall is such a good skill to master.
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It's going to help you a lot on tests
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or really anything where you need to think back to a bank of memory that you have.
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So start practicing this now, just like you would train a muscle.
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Another absolute cheat code is getting good quality light exposure, both in the morning and at night.
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Your circadian rhythm controls melatonin, cortisol, your alertness, your dopamine baseline, and it's all pretty much set by your eyes.
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So if you get sunlight in the morning between like 30 to 60 minutes of waking, you're going to spike your cortisol in the morning, which is good.
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So it's at the peak when you wake up and slowly drops down throughout the day, which is going to keep you focused a lot more on task and a lot less on edge later in the day, helping you to sleep better and recover more.
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Additionally, if you're going to sleep with your phone right in front of you or bright overhead lights, you're going to be destroying your sleep and your circadian rhythm.
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So I have like these little LED red lights I like
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to put on before I go to bed to replace the other light with.
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And that's been tremendous for my sleep, my focus, my overall brain function.
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And come on, it's 2026.
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If you're not getting your lights right, then you're really missing out.
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This is the master switch for your brain to operate at peak efficiency.
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Now, when it comes to problem solving, there's really two things I focus on.
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And the first one is called psychological distance, essentially putting yourself in the third person of a situation.
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Imagine like you're playing a video game.
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What what would my character do?
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Or thinking, what would I tell a friend to do in this situation?
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I know this sounds very simple, but when you do this, you're accessing different cognitive pathways that measurably improves your abstract reasoning and decision-making.
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And some of the top decision-makers use this religiously.
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It's a way to think under pressure.
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And if you continue to do this for a few weeks, you're gonna see things in a new light and in a different way.
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And it's a super interesting way to approach problems that not a lot of people do.
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And learning how to use different cognitive pathways will set you apart from everybody else.
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Another great slept-on underground method is memory encoding through emotional tagging.
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Now I know that sounds like really confusing in a lot of words, but the amygdala and hippocampus are functionally linked together.
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And when there's some form of emotional arousal at the moment of learning, they're going to work in tandem together a lot more efficiently.
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And that's why you're able to remember things like where you were during a major life event extremely clearly and vividly.
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But when you're taking a test, you can't remember any of the information you learned while studying.
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So you can kind of rewire your brain to tag things emotionally based on certain experiences.
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Attach a story to different things you learned.
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Chew a certain flavor of gum whenever you're studying, then chew it again on the test.
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Attach emotions to what you're learning
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because it's going to be a lot easier to recall once
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your brain can connect the two Brain maxing is going to be the biggest thing in the next few months
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So start taking advantage of this right now Most guys are doing the complete opposite, you know living a life of high stimulation high dopamine easy accessibility
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And they wonder why they can't focus why they're getting dumber
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why they can't get anything done It's very very easy to get ahead
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if you implement just a few of these into your life
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And the cool thing is you can start today So
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if you have any questions feel free to reach out in the link below join my discord
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or book a call with me and thank you guys so much for watching.
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I'll see you in the next one.
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Peace.
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為什麼要用這個影片練習口語？
在快速發展的現代社會中，英語口語練習變得至關重要。通過觀看這段有關腦部提升的影片，你可以在享受有趣內容的同時，習得自然流暢的英語表達。影片中的語速適中，方便你進行模仿和重現，這對於提高你的英語口語能力非常有效。利用shadowing技巧，你可以跟隨發音，通過不斷練習，你的口語會變得更加自信和流利。
語法與表達在語境中的運用
在影片中，演講者使用了一些關鍵結構，這些結構可以幫助你增強英語表達技巧：
- 條件句：演講者提到“如果你不提前準備，那麼你會落後”。這類句型在日常對話中常見，能夠幫助你表達假設和條件。
- 動詞短語：例如“提高記憶力”和“保持清醒”，這些動詞短語非常實用，適合在學術討論或日常交流中使用。
- 連詞使用：影片中頻繁使用“但是”、“並且”等連詞，幫助建立更復雜的句子，增強表達的邏輯性和流暢度，你也可以嘗試在自己的對話中運用這些連詞。
常見的發音陷阱
在影片中，有一些可能比較棘手的單詞和發音，學習者需要特別注意：
- stimulant（興奮劑）：此單詞的音節重音常常被忽視，發音為“STIM-yuh-luhnt”。
- performance（表現）：該詞在快節奏對話中可能容易發音不清，標準發音應為“pər-ˈfɔːr-məns”。
- cognitive（認知的）：由於其音節較多，易於發音錯誤，正確的發音是“ˈkɒɡ.nɪ.tɪv”。
通過仔細聆聽和模仿這些單詞的發音，你可以有效提升自己的雅思口語練習能力，增強對不同口音的適應性。採用shadow speech的方式反覆練習，可以幫助你準確掌握這些發音要點，提升你的英語口語流利度。
影片中的語法
說話人最常用的結構，並附上影片中的原話：
| 結構 | 影片中的用法 |
|---|---|
| 定語從句 who / which + 從句 — 補充說明人或事物 | person who does · anybody who takes · morning, which is |
| 現在完成時 have/has + 過去分詞 — 過去發生但與現在仍有關聯的事 | I've talked · that's been |
| 被動語態 be + 過去分詞 — 強調發生了什麼，而不是誰做的 | be left · is called |
什麼是跟讀法？
跟讀法 (Shadowing) 是一種有科學依據的語言學習技巧，最初開發用於專業口譯員的培訓，並由多語言者Alexander Arguelles博士普及。這個方法簡單而強大：您在聽英語母語原聲的同時立即大聲重複——就像是一個延遲1-2秒緊跟說話者的影子。與被動聽力或語法練習不同，跟讀法強迫您的大腦和口腔肌肉同時處理並模模擬實的講話模式。研究表明它能顯著提高發音準確性，語調，節奏，連讀，聽力理解和口語流利度——使其成為雅思口語備考和真實英語交流最有效的方法之一。