Learn like a genius – online course

Description

A new approach

Discover the revolutionary approach to learning with Christian Opitz, whose IQ of 196 makes him one of the most brilliant minds of our time.
Double your reading speed as you deepen your understanding.
Discover the true power of your memory – much better than you ever imagined.
Overcome learning frustration and blockages with ease.
Learn with joy and without effort, as if it were a game.
Open up new areas of knowledge faster than ever before and make information your second self.
Christian Opitz, child prodigy and self-taught scientist since the age of 13, combines profound knowledge with spiritual insights. This online course is part of the Inner Circle and is freely accessible to members.

Christian Opitz tells

“Learning and remembering what I have learned has always been easy for me. When I deal with a topic, I experience it like an interesting 3D movie, with visual and auditory impressions. It can also be something that is dry in itself, such as biochemistry or physics. When I started giving lectures and seminars on health topics 30 years ago, I realized that many people find it difficult to remember information effectively. Particularly impressive and also sad in this context was the negative self-image and self-criticism that so many people very quickly find themselves in when they struggle to learn. I wondered whether it really is the case that some people have a good memory and others a bad one. I suspected that there must be something wrong with this simple explanation, because so many people who complained about their own memory performance when learning were, on the other hand, able to recall very detailed memories from their lives that involved particularly impressive experiences: hardly anyone forgets their first kiss, their first date with a loved one or the moment when they received terrible news – but remembering what is in a non-fiction book that you read just last week is much more difficult. So apparently memory is not inherently good or bad, but works well in some circumstances and not in others. So I asked myself the question: “What if people could learn to create circumstances in which their memory works well?” And so various experiments began, first with friends and later with people I was teaching about health. And lo and behold, many people who had previously considered themselves to be mediocre learners discovered to their own surprise how relaxed and enjoyable learning can be and how much better their memory actually is than they had ever suspected. This is how my method “Learning like a genius” was born in 1997. The name was intended to express the fact that ingenious learning abilities are inherent to everyone and are not the privilege of special talents. It is an exciting journey of discovery to explore the untapped potential of one’s own learning abilities. When it comes to learning, many people live in a cage of conditioning from their school days, when learning was often experienced as a dry, compulsory task. However, this conditioning has nothing to do with how learning can be experienced – if you simply use your brain in a natural way.”

Learn like a genius – Contents

• The right physical condition for optimal learning performance
• Why new information often feels like a foreign body in your own mind.
• How to really understand new knowledge and develop an emotional connection to it.
• How to double your reading speed.
• The best methods for learning numbers, data and facts.
• Learning languages like a mother tongue.
• Nutrition tips for better learning.

Who is this method suitable for?

• If you often struggle to learn and often find learning tedious, you can experience learning better with much less effort at this seminar.
• If you are struggling with your memory, you may discover at this seminar that your memory is better than you think.
• If you are intimidated by exams, studying and training, you can learn at this seminar how all this can become a reason for joy.
• If you have lots of books that you’ve always wanted to read or if you put new books away after a short time even though you really want to read them, you can learn how to assimilate books effortlessly at this seminar.