Learn-To-Learn

In this micro-series episode, we address the two types of listening that we engage in and why they’re different. In our full episode on listening (“Podcast #57 - Become A Powerful Listener”), we talk about ways to improve both types of listening. 

Responding to popular requests, we start a four-part series on how to find your purpose. You don't want to miss out on this one.

Developing our purpose for learning something, understanding something, being better at something is the fire that ignites our passion. Without this little happens. With it there's little that we can't do. Learn how to activate that purpose with us.

In this micro-series episode, we highlight a key clip from Jessie, a student who used the Learn-to-Learn podcast to improve her test-taking ability for finals. Through the tools we provide in the podcast, she was able to do better than she thought she would on her exams. For the full interview, listen to podcasts #60 and #61. 

Professor Feynman was one of the greatest physicists of the last century. We explore here together his breakthrough technique that led him to his insights. Now you can do the same.

The brain naturally forgets things quite easily and rapidly. In this micro-series episode, we talk about how often the brain forgets new information. In our full episode related to memory (“Amplify Memory to Be Better at Learning and at Life”), we cover strategies to change the brain’s pattern to make it better at remembering information for longer.

Yes, we need to be able to delve deeply into something to understand it. We also need to be able to step back to be able to see the greater context and the greater dimension of insight that that brings. Here's how.

We’re bring back another popular podcast for a Bonus Repost!

The story that we tell ourselves about who we are and what has happened in our life has a huge impact on what happens in our life today. We explore here how to rewrite that life script and then how to get a different result today. This is easy and well worth doing.

All of us know the feeling of forgetting where we placed our keys or, even worse, forgetting something on a test or some other piece of important information. That’s actually natural and something our brain does automatically if we don’t properly store information. In this micro-series episode, we discuss the differences between short and long-term memory, and in our full episode related to memory (“Amplify Memory to Be Better at Learning and at Life”), we talk about how you can develop your memory to properly store information as you’re learning. 

So often we're told that if we want to succeed we just have to work harder and harder. We also need to develop and utilize our capacity to recover. This is one of those magic keys.