【具体と抽象】How to hack studying and friendships!
In this episode, we break down the importance and everyday benefits of the 'Kutai to Chusho' (Concretion and Abstraction) thinking method, a cognitive framework used instinctively by high-achievers.
Smart people seem to share a common trick.
People with high adaptability—those who can understand ten things after hearing just one—are experts at viewing matters through abstraction. In this program, using the book '13-sai kara Kitaeru Kutai to Chusho' as a reference, we explain in detail why this mindset becomes a lifelong asset.
It is a thinking method that directly boosts academic performance.
If you can navigate between concretion and abstraction, you can learn to formalize patterns of errors across different subjects. By abstracting a single mistake and applying that insight to other problems, you can raise your grades across the board. This is a must-hear hack for students.
It might even resolve your frustrations in interpersonal relationships.
Dealing with people you find difficult or navigating conversations where the main point is unclear becomes more 'three-dimensional' when viewed through the lens of concretion and abstraction. We dive even deeper into this, so please listen to the full episode.
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