I talk with Steven Wilkinson on the Price of Education. 

This conversation originated from a thread on twitter about whether education should be free https://twitter.com/DominicZijlstra/status/1404791942752313348?s=20 

Steven asked what "free" was and talked about how everything has a cost. We're continuing that conversation here.

For any note taking system, there's bad chaos and good chaos.

Bad chaos is when we are overwhelmed by TODO's and lose sight of the bigger picture. Good chaos is the unavoidable messiness of ideas that brings inspiration.  

I talk with Nate Kadlac talks about embracing chaos in your creative process, getting better by copying and putting in the reps, connecting knowledge from different fields and the power of weekly reviews.  

Connect with Nate Kadlac at http://twitter.com/kadlac 

Find out more about Superlearning at https://superlearners.traverse.link/

Information is growing exponentially. Knowledge, which lives inside people, is bounded. The challenge is updating that knowledge based on the latest relevant information.  

Junaid Kalia has some great methods for this, based on his experience in neurology. We also talk about spaced repetition, intentional learning, deliberate practice and a simple lifelong learning habit you can follow.  

Connect with Junaid at https://www.linkedin.com/in/junaidkalia/ or https://twitter.com/jskalia

Find out more about Superlearning at https://superlearners.traverse.link/

20 years ago, it was said, if you had a tough childhood you're going to struggle for the rest of your life. Now we're slowly starting to realize we can rewire ourselves to become resilient through neuro-plasticity.

Emmy Sobieski managed to rewire her brain after childhood to become resilient, become a better listener, a better speaker and a superlearner.  

We also talk about following your curiosity, the importance of play, ultralearning and the compounding effect of consistency. 

Connect with Emmy at https://www.linkedin.com/in/emmy-sobieski-cfa-cnc-wellness-self-care-health-workshops-coaching/

Find out more about Superlearning at https://dominiczijlstra.com/superlearning

Learning is highly emotional. Technology can only help people learn better if it complements the emotional, social and community aspect of learning. Tech guys like me often overlook this, but today I'm talking with Elliot Lum, a very experienced marketer who has set up succesful learning pod

Connect with Elliot Lum at twitter.com/Elliot_Lum

Today I'm joined by Ely Apao.

We talk about breaking knowledge down into its fundamental blocks, making evergreen notes in a Zettelkasten and a way to get into your flow state instantly.

Connect with Ely: https://twitter.com/Jozzua

Learning a new language is hard. We are often motivated at the beginning, but soon we hit a dip. I talk with James Stuber about how he got through his step when learning Japanese and went on to become fluent. We also talk about spaced repetition, immersion, sketch noting, and a barbell approach to learning.

Connect with James at https://twitter.com/uberstuber

I talk with Karaminder about his super brain and skills, innate and learned. We also talk about EQ and empathy, idea generation, finding your purpose, how habits beat goals, and about storytelling.

I talk with superlearner Devesh about extreme learning by doing.

He built a digital outreach agency over the past year which now generates $20k per month.

I talk with superlearner Ryan Chadha about the superpower of focus in the internet age.   

We also talk about how Ryan discovered a repeatable process to succesfully learn anything fast.