Watch videos of dj's or watch live dj's if possible. Take notes on what you like and don't like about their style. Study up on good technique, maybe a little history, really get to know the subject. Then imagine in your head what you want to sound like, look like, etc... Then when you go to bed at night, when you are done with any prayers and are ready to go to sleep, picture yourself as the dj you want to be. Then repeat one phrase 40 x. I use each finger and toe 2x each to make 40x. I may have reached 40 once or twice, usually I am asleep way before that. Also repeat the phrase any time you wake up in the night. This phrase will be simple and what you want but in the present tense as if you already were or had it. So your phrase could be, "I am the best dj ever." or "I dj parties all over the world." Or whatever you want the phrase to be. Maybe something from your list that you made of things you admire about the other dj's. "I can scratch a record so well." or whatever is pertinent to your goal. And of course, practice, practice, practice.

Well, I was a DJ from the age of 16 to 30. There are a few parts to doing that job. What type of DJ? Are you looking into radio or a mobile unit that does weddings and stuff. Or maybe a night club DJ?

I was a night club DJ that started out at the roller rink. First of all you need to be a confident public speaker, not being afraid to talk to a large crowd at any given time. Especially as an event DJ, things happen on the spur of the moment.

In my opinion the single most important job of the Dj is to be able to read your crowd. Remember, you are hired to play what they want to hear not what you think they want to hear or what you want to hear. The way to do that is to encourage communication between you and the audience. TAlk to some about the host and what the host likes, since it is their party they should know. Also if the party is for a B-day or something like that, that means a group of people will share the same interest. And weddings, well weddings are about silly fun and all you have to do is play "We are Family" and "Old Time Rock & Roll" thrown in with some Macarena and Limbo and you will be fine.

Now to your question of accelerating...you can't.

Sorry but man has been trying to speed up time so they do not have to pay their dues for eternity. You just can't accelerate learning without missing the most important part of learning...making mistakes. Yup, you are going to need to make a lot more mistakes before you get really good at anything. So do not fight time or the process.

Learning and living are wonderful gifts that do not and can not be sped up like the pitch of a record.

And always play requests if you have them.

Do you have any experience with lucid dreaming? I remember reading somewhere that some people use lucid dreams to practise and improve skills, whether its athletes, musicians, artists etc. It sounds like a great idea to me, if you think about it we are supposed to spend 1/3 of our lives asleep so why not put it to good use?

I can't remember if it was lucid dreaming or OBEs in which this was done. Maybe someone on here who is experienced in either of them can confirm this?

super learning is done by using as many of the senses as you can. You need to practice to get the kenetic and muscle memory. (Feeling), you need to listen to yourself and others to get the audio. (Hearing), watch yourself and others to get the visual (Seeing), Taste and **Smell are tricky, but I would say try and visualize the smell of the microphone, the liquids you'll be drinking while DJing, smell the places you'll be at when performing. Etc... Use as many of the senses to learn faster and more efficiently.