How to Become Dangerously Self-Educated with Gemini Notebook AI (NEW Google NotebookLM)
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If you look at some of the most influential people of our generation , what do they all have in common ? Mark Zuckerberg taught himself how to code at the age of 10 with nothing but books . Then he dropped out of Harvard to turn that self-taught skill into what is today Facebook and Meta . Quentin Tarantino dropped out of school at the age of 15 and studied filmmaking by watching thousands of movies from a video store instead of going to film school . And now he's created some of the most famous movies like Pulp Fiction and Django Unchained . Then we have Jay-Z who left high school and learned business on the streets of the New York City projects . And he turned those hustle instincts into what is now a billion-dollar music production company . Did you catch the pattern ? Every single one of them took a learning into their own hands and went from dropouts to top of their game . And with Google turning Notebook LM into their new Gemini notebook , self-education is now easier than ever . 90% of what I've learned about AI in the past 6 months , I've learned this way . And [music] in that time, I went from working at IT at a to now being an AI engineer at a multi-billion-dollar digital media company . So in this video, I'll show you my four-step framework to learning almost anything with Gemini notebook to the point where you feel almost unstoppable . Now the problem with traditional education is that they reward you for memorization and not actual learning . I remember in high school, I got straight A's in all of my honors Spanish classes . But when I graduated and took a trip to Mexico , I couldn't hold a single conversation . Then when you do try to teach yourself instead of just relying on school , it's just binging educational podcasts , trying out different learning apps , and starting dozens of online courses without actually using any of the things that you learn