Challenge.Me

Challenge.Me

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Challenge.Me episodes

  • Why, Mr. Anderson? Why, Why, Why?
    In the movie The Matrix, Neo was constantly beaten to the ground. But he kept getting up despite the pain, failure, and frustration. Why did he do it? You'll find out in this episode.
    In school and in life, you will get knocked down and emotionally beaten or discouraged just like Neo. Every day is not going to be sunshine and rainbows. So why keep doing it? Why keep getting up? Knowing how to do something isn't enough. So what is enough?
    18 min
  • 199 Is A Magic Number. Just ask the GOAT.
    What do you and Tom Brady have in common? A lot more than you think. And why am I doing this podcast? For the same reasons that Tom Brady still wants to play football. Learn why being an underdog is your competitive advantage that keeps you going to do great things.
    24 min
  • The Librarian Lied to Me
    Honors this, honors that, blah, blah, blah. Honors and AP classes don't define who you are. You define who you are. Learn the BIGGEST insecurity that is preventing you from leveling up to the big leagues.
    30 min
  • Faster than Flash
    Flash is the fastest super hero. That super hero showed up when I couldn't afford to buy a third-year college textbook, I almost withdrew from the class the day of the first exam. But what if I could read the book while standing in the aisle at the bookstore? I would have to read it in a flash, but would I even pass the exam?
    6 min
  • Biology Lesson 2: You Can Fly
    Learning how to take notes and study your notes is one of the most important super powers you can ever have. In this episode, I share with you an incredible result that shocked my teachers, my classmates, and especially myself. When you get these super powers, you can do it too. But you have to believe. If you don't believe in the techniques, you won't do the work to make them work for you. And once you deviate from the techniques, you won't be able to fly and do amazing things.
    8 min

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The number one lie that we tell ourselves is that you have to be smart to get A’s in school.