So, after some cursory thought, naturally the part of the system that gives you the most bang for your buck are the first 4 steps. The last 3 steps are designed to help you improve, which is a much slower process than just learning the basics.
So, now to figure out how to recursively apply the the skill of learning a skill quickly to the skill “learning skills quickly”.
So, after some cursory thought, naturally the part of the system that gives you the most bang for your buck are the first 4 steps. The last 3 steps are designed to help you improve, which is a much slower process than just learning the basics.
So, now to figure out how to recursively apply the the skill of learning a skill quickly to the skill “learning skills quickly”.
Okay, so I made a significant revision of the post. The original ideas are all there, just written in a much less obtuse manner.
A much more logical argument is presented at the beginning, along with constraints.
“Archetypes” and “Processes” have been replaced by sub-skills and trivial sub-skills.
The lengthy discourse on strategy has been replaced by simply sorting your list of trivial sub-skills, which accomplishes the same effect.
The “improvement” has been streamlined greatly.
Meta-analysis has been removed because it’s really a separate subject.