Jason Randal has accomplish a lot in his carreer. We have trouble keeping track with his resume: author, actor, songwriter, magician, musician, singer, stunt man, stunt coordinator for tv and movies, sixth degree black belt in Karate, certified hypnotist, special effects pyrotechnic operator, scuba dive instructor, single and multi-engine flight instructor, and a Ph.D. in social psychology. He trained Chuck Norris, played in Pretty Woman and was also a stunt coordinator on An Officer and a Gentleman.

How did he do it? By overlapping schema and time. Therefore, learning about something might just help you learning something else afterwards. And by learning several things at the same, you fell like you live on a fast track trampoline.

He explained that in the end, it’s how often you do it that counts. The more you do something, the more you are able to learn it. And if you learn something and you don’t use it, you will forget about it. It’s all about repetition and efficiency.

There are three critical criteria in order to be able to learn something:

• -Emotion practice
• -Power of intent
• -Use of motivation
• -Play and experiment by making it a game

• -Stretching
• -Toggling
• -Mnemonic
• -Overlapping

• -Get a coach
• -Peer Power (You are who you hang out with)

In the end, he explained that you are who you hang out with, and that’s what really matters. If you get around passionate people it will rub off on you. He also said that you have to reduce everything to what you can do right now. That way, you won’t be overwhelmed by the whole thing. Instead of thinking about how to do it from A to Z you’ll figure out how to make it from point A to point B, and then from B to C…

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