How do you develop the Superior Capability of learning a new skill in Compressed Time? Learning to play a guitar, learning to dance and sing like a professional, Learning a new language, learning to cook like a masterchef —the possibilities are endless, just like Learning. And conventionally, we do tend to think of learning a new skill as a largely time consuming process. The nuances, the endless hours of practice and the intricacies that are involved. And Learning is also about what degree and at what depth you can learn a skill at two levels.

You can learn a skill at a surface level and use that surface level learning and limit the outcomes that you can create. Or you can actually deep dive into the various layers of the same skill and utilise that skill as a fundamental foundation and build on top of it using your own life experiences.

So when you learn a skill by mirroring somebody who’s really talented or exceptional in that specific area, you’re not just learning at a technical level or at a surface level, you’re learning it at a state level that allows you to utilise that state of the other person in that particular context, so that you can take that learning and generalise it into other areas of your life as well.

And throughout history to the present day, many people have utilised Mirroring to learn and excel in things quicker and faster. Leonardo da Vinci was a true polymath who excelled in various fields, including art, science, and engineering. He was known for his exceptional ability to learn and master multiple disciplines simultaneously. Elon Musk is known for his rapid acquisition of knowledge and skills across different industries. He founded and leads multiple companies, including Tesla and SpaceX, which involve complex technologies. So how are they doing it? How are these people able to learn things faster and quicker? Well, delve deep into this electrifying video of Harini Ramachandran and embrace the powerful accelerated-learning technique, that you can use to tweak your neurology to learn and assimilate from your environment faster and quicker, known as ‘Mirroring’.