Bogdan Juncewicz is the author of Skilled Success & 6 Day Publish, as well as an international

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MEET BOGDAN 
Bogdan Juncewicz is the author of Skilled Success & 6 Day Publish , as well as an international
speaker who has spoken on stages across 3 different continents, and has taught & coached
thousands and thousands of people, including: multi-millionaires, teachers, business owners,
TEDx speakers, Reiki masters, musicians, gym owners, Lyme disease survivors and more. 
He’s also the founder & CEO of 2 businesses, which serve fans, readers, customers & clients
spanning across 4 different continents. He has over 5 years of experience studying and teaching
topics, such as, accelerated learning, skill development, motivation, productivity, personal
development & accelerated achievement. 
Bogdan dropped out of high school at age 14 to start his own businesses and share his message
of #acceleratedachievement with the world. And, looking back, he is incredibly frickin’ grateful
that he did. At age 14, he also had his first coaching clients, and now, since then, clients pay him
upwards of $2995 for one-to-one coaching and consulting. 
Bogdan is also the host of The Accelerated Achievement Show, and creator of training programs
such as: Ignition - the advanced level motivation & self discipline training program & Time Hack
- the advanced level productivity training program.
Bogdan’s purpose is helping people accelerate their achievement. To give people the tools &
strategies they need to achieve the things they want in their lives, faster. That’s what he has
committed his life to doing and wakes up every morning excited to fulfill his life purpose. 
You can learn more about his books & online training programs, at BogdanJuncewicz.com 

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10 STEPS TO LEARN ANYTHING 10X FASTER 
#1: MODEL SUCCESS 
Throughout history, many of the world’s highest achieving and highest skilled people, followed
this simple step to learn topics & develop skills, faster. They would go and find mentors, teachers
and role models who had already learned what they want to learn, and modelled their success. 
Meanwhile, nowadays, too many people attempt to figure it out by themselves. They attempt to
teach themselves a topic or skill, when in fact, the faster, easier, more effective approach is to
find others who have already succeeded at learning that topic or skill & model their success. 
Modelling is all about learning from the best. No matter whether you are learning a new
sport, a new business strategy, new musical instrument or new topic, the key is to find people
who have already learned that topic or skill, observe them and learn from them. 
Watch what they are doing… watch how they are doing it… start to deconstruct the steps they
take and apply those same steps into your learning.
ONE LINE SUMMARY: 
‘Don’t attempt to figure it out alone. Find people who have already learned it & model them.’
 
YOUR PERSONAL INSIGHTS:
(This is a section for you to write out any learnings or new actions you want to take from each 
step)
After reading this step, I will…
 
 

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#2: FALL IN LOVE WITH FEEDBACK 
Feedback - also known as constructive criticism - is fuel for growth and learning. Feedback is
also, often, the thing that we don’t want to hear (but need to.) To learn faster, instead of avoiding
feedback, or taking it personally, fall in love with it. 
Feedback can come in many forms: a suggestion (e.g. from a co-worker), a complaint (e.g. from
a customer), advice (e.g. from a boss or mentor), etc. Your role is to, no matter where you receive
that feedback from, find ways you can use it to improve what you do. 
The second part of this step is also critically important. Simply accepting feedback, when it’s
given to you, isn’t the same thing as falling in love with feedback. Big difference. Falling in love
with feedback is about you going out there and actively seeking feedback . It’s a mindset. It’s
all about your willingness to constantly ask your friends, family, mentors, coaches, teachers, etc
for feedback. Constantly ask them ‘’What can I do to get better?’’ 
David Copperfield, one of the world’s greatest illusionists, couldn’t find anyone else, so he once
asked a janitor for feedback for one of his magic tricks. David Copperfield, very early on, fell in
love with feedback and it helped him master his craft. Feedback can help you learn anything
many times faster, but you have to be willing to go out and seek it. 
ONE LINE SUMMARY: