I'm the capability guy. My mission is to help you master learning, avoid burn out and not waste weeks, months or years of effort - so you can be your most capable, adaptable self, and build the life you want.
No else decides your limits but you. You know how far your willing to go. You know what you want, and the dream may change, but the rule stays the same.
You’ve probably noticed a shift on the channel over the last few weeks. I've been moving "face forward" into deeper science, a clearer mission, and a more direct way of sharing the work I’m passionate about.
Apparently YouTube does not like the name Trick (It has negative historical associations), so if, I don't keep it as trick theory, I will likely change the channel name to my real name (Matt Jones) if YouTube allows it.
What does this change for you? Nothing really.
Mostly I want you to know that I, and my name, fully stand behind my mission to make people master learners, so you can learn any skill without wasting months of effort, getting lost, or being at the mercy of a coach or situation, so that you can be your own hero and build the life you want.
For a while I never understood why perfect practice made perfect when errors also give your brain information on what to do.
However, good errors are a part of perfect practice as they let your brain close the gap from where you are, and where you want to be, and they occur naturally.
A few people wanted me to fix my speech impediments, overcome my scoliosis when I did acrobatics, learn communication when I did professional theater along side my science studies.
Most did not. Believing I was stuck wherever I was when they happened to meet me.
Matthew Jones
Just remember...
No matter what evil shows up your friendly neighborhood astrocytes will do their best to save the day. And feed you...
Workout a brain region well and they will become epic at making you epic.
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Matthew Jones
No else decides your limits but you.
You know how far your willing to go.
You know what you want, and the dream may change, but the rule stays the same.
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Matthew Jones
Hey everyone, Matt Jones here.
You’ve probably noticed a shift on the channel over the last few weeks.
I've been moving "face forward" into deeper science, a clearer mission, and a more direct way of sharing the work I’m passionate about.
Apparently YouTube does not like the name Trick (It has negative historical associations), so if, I don't keep it as trick theory, I will likely change the channel name to my real name (Matt Jones) if YouTube allows it.
What does this change for you? Nothing really.
Mostly I want you to know that I, and my name, fully stand behind my mission to make people master learners, so you can learn any skill without wasting months of effort, getting lost, or being at the mercy of a coach or situation, so that you can be your own hero and build the life you want.
Stay curious!
Matt Jones
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Matthew Jones
For a while I never understood why perfect practice made perfect when errors also give your brain information on what to do.
However, good errors are a part of perfect practice as they let your brain close the gap from where you are, and where you want to be, and they occur naturally.
-Trick
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Matthew Jones
There is nothing that you can't learn to do, and enjoy getting better at.
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Matthew Jones
We don't understand everything about the brain, but we also don't know the limit of how freakin awesome you get at something.
- Trick
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Matthew Jones
Your nervous system can automate any skill it desires. There is no ability you can’t gain.
- Trick
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Matthew Jones
You set who you are, what you can do, and what you are able to go do. No one else.
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Matthew Jones
You can learn faster, never plateau, and not waste weeks, or months trying to learn something only to have a made a little visible progress.
Master learning so you can master your time, yourself and not be at the mercy of how well someone else does or does not understand it.
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Matthew Jones
A few people wanted me to fix my speech impediments, overcome my scoliosis when I did acrobatics, learn communication when I did professional theater along side my science studies.
Most did not. Believing I was stuck wherever I was when they happened to meet me.
You set your limits.
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