What makes you really, truly happy? We explore this idea in this short, and give a suggestion on how to figure out what drives your happiness on a deeper, more fundamental level.

In so many ways, questions are at the root of our learning. We are trying to figure out, how does this work? What else is possible? Who can I be and what can I do? Questions motivate our learning. Learn how to ask better questions and get better outcomes.

How do we keep our dreams alive? We all know the feeling of getting really excited for a goal or dream, only to let it fade away. We talk about that challenge in this short, and some strategies to not let our dreams die.

Memory obviously is at the core of all learning. The better our memory, the better we become at learning. We share in this podcast a number of ways to enhance your memory and with this you're learning.

You may think you want a good grade, a new boyfriend or girlfriend, a new car, etc., but what is the reasoning behind that? What is the experience you're hoping to have by getting something new?

Let's explore that in this short and see how we can identify what we really want.

To become better learners, it is very helpful to understand that there are very different levels of learning. We explore those in this podcast and show you how to use those to enhance your learning.

In this mini-series episode, we discuss how brain development impacts our learning evolution. How can you further evolve your way of thinking? We start to address this question in this episode.

If this is interesting and helpful to you, we dive much deeper into this and similar topics in our full podcast, which you can find here: http://howyoulearn.org/

When we're learning without obstruction, without limitation, it creates a very pleasurable response in us. Watch a young child learning new things. They are so enthused and happy. With our approach it can be the same for you.

How do you define success?

There are traditional measures of "success" such as making lots of money, having an attractive partner, getting good grades, etc. but do those really define success?

We would say they do not define success.

Instead, we take a different approach, and we talk about that here.

In part two of our interview, we help Jasmine see and understand even further ways to apply the technologies that we have been presenting. This may help you to much more fully understand what you can do with our approach.