Richard CanfieldPodcast Host and IBC Advisor, Ascendant Financial · Authorized Infinite Banking Practitioner | Author of 4 Books

Learn Smart, Grow Rich!

10 Sept 2024 · 1 min

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A recorded conversation (YouTube) in which Richard Canfield and a speaker discuss learning effectiveness and the broader impacts of engaging with the infinite banking concept and its communities. The speaker cites the ‘cone of learning’/learning pyramid and gives approximate retention rates for reading (~10%), watching videos (~30%), and teaching (~90%).

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What are the things that are outside of infinite banking that becoming involved with the infinite banking concept and its communities have created for you?
What all of these studies have shared are proven to us is that after you read something, and it could be Nelson's book, on average, two weeks later, you've only retained approximately 10% of what you read. That's the very top of the cone of learning, or the learning pyramid. As you progress down the pyramid, watching a video is actually three times more effective. You are able to retain approximately 30% of what you learned. And at the very base of the pyramid, at 90% retention, it's actually you delivering and teaching, giving a presentation.