What a strange article. First, there is no need to put pressure on yourself to learn 'quickly' - that's counter productive. Second, you need to find a good te

What a strange article. First, there is no need to put pressure on yourself to learn 'quickly' - that's counter productive. Second, you need to find a good teacher. Finding good teachers is how you learn 'quickly'. Now the way to do that is to have parents who can help you. Really, the way to learn 'quickly', is to be born into a family that's loving and competent at life. Then it just happens - by the time you develop the ability and interest in looking around to figure out what's going on, you'll have been in after-school activities and a good school for like 10 years. There's a bit of an escape hatch - if you're good at academics or sports, you'll get to have secondary father/mother figures and that'll be your chance to catch up. If you don't, you're kind of fucked :) If you weren't born with loving and competent parents, you'll be floundering through-out life, in relationships, in your career, in lack of self esteem. It's a near guarantee, because whatever short comings your parents had, you'll be solving and then some. That's just how life goes. Anyhoo :)