00:00:00 Think Like Einstein

00:02:28 Intellectual Curiosity.

00:08:34 Willpower And Discipline.

00:14:27 Intellectual Honesty.

00:19:46

A Dash Of Polymathy.

Think Like a Genius: How to Go Outside the Box, Analyze Deeply,

Creatively Solve Problems, and Innovate (Mental Models for Better Living

Book 5)

By: Peter Hollins

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https://www.amazon.com/Think-Like-Genius-Creatively-Problems/dp/1647432529

Learn

from some of the greatest thinkers in history. Study their patterns and

stand on the shoulders of giants.

How does one think like a genius? Is there a set definition for this?

Well, no. But if you study the greats, you’re bound to learn something.

Learn the five “genius traits” and how to apply them in your daily life.

Think Like a Genius is a look through time and history. We climb into a

time travel machine and examine flashpoints in the lives of famous

geniuses. They are all household names, and now you can better

understand what made them tick.

00:00:07 How to Suffer Well

00:00:54 The Buddhists tell a story that goes like this

00:14:40 What Frankl brought to the discussion of suffering was the question of recovery.

00:22:08 The Buddha put forward his four noble truths, which go like this

00:35:16 A Buddhist parable tells of a young monk and his wise older teacher on a journey.

How to Suffer Well: Timeless Knowledge on Dealing with Hardship and Becoming Anguish-Proof (Live a Disciplined Life Book 12) By: Peter Hollins

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Your capacity to handle suffering determines where you get in life. How do you want to live?

Life is tough, so you better get a helmet. Life is not a walk in the park. You'll run into pain, anguish, and obstacles. But who says that they need to affect you?

Build immunity to emotional, mental, and physical discomfort and suffering. It can be trained.

How to Suffer Well is a literal guidebook to defeating the voices in your head that tell you to give up. Instead, they'll be replaced with voices that tell you it'll be okay, this will pass, and life goes happily on.

It might sound difficult, but this is all teachable. You'll learn how to become the most zen person you know. Wouldn't it be nice to only experience the positive side of emotions?

How to tolerate the rigors of life without collapsing. Increase your mental pain tolerance to that of superhuman levels.

Peter Hollins has studied psychology and peak human performance for over a dozen years and is a bestselling author. He has worked with a multitude of individuals to unlock their potential and path towards success. His writing draws on his academic, coaching, and research experience.

Greatly expand your comfort zone and build layers of mental armor to ensure your happiness.

Guest chapter by acclaimed blogger Jason Merchey on the balm of humor to quell suffering.

Why suffering is life, but attachment is suffering

Tried and true paths to overcoming suffering

Defenses against negativity, expectations, and things outside of our control

How to live in the present, unhindered by the past or the future

How compassion and purpose assist in suffering better

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00:00:00 The Self-Learning Blueprint

00:06:25 The Myth Of Requirements

00:20:24 Macro And Micro Planning

The Self-Learning Blueprint: A Strategic Plan to Break Down Complex

Topics, Comprehend Deeply, and Teach Yourself Anything By Peter Hollins

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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07TQ6HKTR

An approach to instantly make sense of a topic when learning from scratch and teaching yourself.

Embarking

on anything new is daunting and scary. That’s why you need a blueprint

to point you in the right direction and make sure that you are moving

forward.

The skill of self-learning is the ability to change your circumstances and get from Point A to Point B.

The Self-Learning Blueprint is the compass that will get you to Point B.

Numerous scientifically-proven techniques are covered, as well as an

overarching set of plans to ensure that you synthesize and truly

understand new information.

Stop feeling overwhelmed by self-learning! This video busts the myths holding you back and reveals the surprisingly simple secret weapon for achieving your goals. Discover why innate intelligence, learning styles, and specific motivations DON'T matter. Learn about the powerful duo of macro and micro plans that will skyrocket your self-learning success.

Neuro-Learning: Principles from the Science of Learning on Information Synthesis, Comprehension, Retention, and Breaking Down Complex Subjects (Learning how to Learn Book 7) By Peter Hollins

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Work with your brain, not against it. Use neuroscience foundations to learn better, faster, and stronger.

All our lives, we've been taught ways to learn that are utterly ineffective and ignorant as to how our brains work. This book will transform your approach to learning.

Scientifically-proven, step-by-step methods for effective learning.

Neuro-Learning is a mini tour of our brains, including its highs and lows. This book will show you the most effective methods for learning, the pitfalls we must avoid, and the habits we must cultivate. It borrows from multiple scientific disciplines to present comprehensive techniques to simply learn more, faster.

Memorize more and learn more deeply - in less time.

Peter Hollins has studied psychology and peak human performance for over a dozen years and is a bestselling author. He has worked with a multitude of individuals to unlock their potential and path towards success. His writing draws on his academic, coaching, and research experience.

Achieve expertise faster, beat distractions and procrastination, and break down complexity.

•A tour of the brain's main functions and how they affect your quest learning goals.

•The learning techniques that work, and those that don't - with evidence.

•How to never need to cram again.

•The learning mistakes you are probably committing right now.

•The learning myths you are probably still believing.

•How your emotions and imagination can assist in learning.

Learning to learn unlocks everything you want in life. It takes you from Point A t Point B, and is the only way to guarantee continual progress and development in your life and skills.

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This is the seventh book in the “Learning how to Learn” series as listed below:

1.The Science of Self-Learning: How to Teach Yourself Anything, Learn More in Less Time, and Direct Your Own Education

2.The Science of Rapid Skill Acquisition: Advanced Methods to Learn, Remember, and Master New Skills and Information [Second Edition]

3.The Self-Learning Blueprint: A Strategic Plan to Break Down Complex Topics, Comprehend Deeply, and Teach Yourself Anything

4.The Science of Accelerated Learning: Advanced Strategies for Quicker Comprehension, Greater Retention, and Systematic Expertise

5.Learn Like Einstein: Memorize More, Read Faster, Focus Better, and Master Anything With Ease… Become An Expert in Record Time (Accelerated Learning)

6.Accelerated Learning for Expertise: Rapid Knowledge Acquisition Skills to Learn Faster, Comprehend Deeper, and Reach a World-Class Level [First Edition]

7.Neuro-Learning: Principles from the Science of Learning on Information Synthesis, Comprehension, Retention, and Breaking Down Complex Subjects

8.Build Rapid Expertise: How to Learn Faster, Acquire Knowledge More Thoroughly, Comprehend Deeper, and Reach a World-Class Level

9.Polymath: Master Multiple Disciplines, Learn New Skills, Think Flexibly, and Become Extraordinary Autodidact

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Ever wondered how introverts not only survived but thrived throughout history?

00:00:00 The Science of Introverts

00:01:13 The Prefrontal Cortex

00:17:39 Brain Chemicals

00:28:40 Background Noise

00:34:46 How Did Introverts Survive Evolution?

The Science of Introverts: Explore the Personality Spectrum for Self-Discovery, Self-Awareness, & Self-Care. Design a Life That Fits. By Peter Hollins

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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07L9C77YJ Discover the hidden causes behind your behaviors and habits. Stop trying to impersonate someone you’re not.

We use the terms introvert and extrovert constantly. We use them to label ourselves and everyone we know. But what do they really mean? How much of so-called common knowledge is misconceptions and stereotypes?

The Science of Introverts will uncover everything you never knew about yourself and others, and will teach you how to take advantage of who you are and capitalize on your unique strengths.

Feel comfortable and confident in your own skin.

This episode of The Science of Self dives into the brain science behind introversion, exploring the prefrontal cortex, brain chemicals, and how introverts adapted to background noise. We'll also explore the evolutionary advantages that made introverts crucial to our species' success. Join us as we unlock the secrets of the introvert mind and discover the power of quiet confidence.

30 Days to Self-Discipline: A Blueprint to Bust Laziness, Escape the Couch, Become a Machine, and Accomplish Your Every Goal (Practical Self-Discipline 2.ed) (Live a Disciplined Life Book 9) By: Peter Hollins

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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08X3SBMCV

A true guide for procrastinators, slackers, couch potatoes. In 30 days, you won't be one anymore!

Want to get somewhere worth going? It's not going to be easy, and it's not going to be comfortable. This book holds the answers.

The Art of Practice: Accelerate Your Learning, Quickly Build Expertise, and Perform Like a Pro (Learning how to Learn Book 25) By: Peter Hollins

00:00:00 The art of practice.

00:02:15 The Deliberate Practice Roadmap

00:16:59 Slow Practice

00:21:26 Understanding Energy Levels

00:30:46 Embrace the Growth Mindset

00:31:57 Be Aware of Cognitive Biases

00:35:31 The Stages of Mastery

00:51:49 The Zone of Proximal Development

01:01:02 Seek out a More Knowledgeable Other (MKO)

01:03:33 The Yerkes–Dodson Law

01:12:19 Find the Optimal Challenge Level

01:13:02 Manage Stress and Avoid Extremes

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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CPF4ZX9L

Discover why some people progress 100x faster than others, and how you can harness those secrets.

Whatever you want to do or accomplish, there is always going to be a learning curve. The question is - can you overcome it quickly enough to get to your goals? Or will the slow progress make you give up?

Refine your practice strategy to reach your potential in record time.

The Art of Practice is a book from renowned learning expert Peter Hollins that simply deconstructs the entire process and gives you an easy step-by-step process to go from novice to expert. You'll learn that it's not about talent or genetics; rather it is about strategy and tactics. Memorizing the phone book is doable for EVERYONE if you know the best way to do it. When you learn to unlock the art of practice, you unlock the rest of your life because all of your goals will be within reach.

You'll learn how to keep up your motivation, focus, and self-discipline as well.

Save months and years. Seriously.

Peter Hollins has studied psychology and peak human performance for over a dozen years and is a bestselling author. He has worked with a multitude of individuals to unlock their potential and path towards success. His writing draws on his academic, coaching, and research experience.

Scientifically-proven methods that your brain will appreciate.

What a perpetual beginner's mindset can do for you and your excitement and motivation

How to calibrate your energy levels, and maintain the optimal level of challenge for your upskilling

Adaptability and understanding the role of expectations, process, and flexibility

How backward and forward chaining can unlock your brain's preference for learning and memorization

The mindset of focusing on flaws and putting them under a microscope and how to do it while keeping positive

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00:00:00 Learn Like a Polymath

00:01:46 Two Paths to Polymathy

00:24:46 Cross-Pollination as the Key

00:32:34 Guidelines and a Plan

Learn Like a Polymath: How to Teach Yourself Anything, Develop

Multidisciplinary Expertise, and Become Irreplaceable (Learning how to

Learn Book 12) By Peter Hollins

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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08JKPHMX7

Polymathy is the modern currency. Generate unique solutions and

perspectives that only a dedicated self-learner can.

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00:00:00 Hello listeners

00:03:44 Researchers at Johns Hopkins

00:13:57 Know When to Take a Break

00:15:50 A study conducted by researchers at the National Institutes of Health

• Research suggests that practicing a slightly modified version of a task can lead to faster and more effective learning. Rehearse the basic skill, wait for at least six hours to consolidate, modify your practice slightly, and repeat. When we practice, we can set up narrow/artificial scenarios and end up being restrictive; instead, for indirect benefits, be flexible and cross train.

• Don’t forget to rest. Performance improves primarily during rest periods, with the brain consolidating memories. Gains made during shorter “waking” rest periods between practice sessions are greater than the gains made between daily sessions, i.e., after a night’s sleep.

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00:00:00 Hello, listeners

00:06:39 Personal motivation

00:13:03 The SD = (PeM+PoB) − (dc + ds) formula

00:16:06 If-then statements

00:18:20 Peter Gollwitzer

00:23:10 According to Oxford Dictionaries

• Self-discipline and habits are innately intertwined. In fact, habits are the natural goal for self-discipline; self-disciplined acts require conscious effort until the point it becomes a natural habit.

• Make it a habit to think about a self-discipline formula, either the one in this book, or one of your own making. It’s another way of visualizing exactly what forces are at play regarding your self-discipline. My favorite version: Self-discipline = (personal motivation + positive benefits) − (discomfort + distractions). Here, if the right side of the equation turns out positive, then you have the pre-requisites for self-discipline. Thus, it becomes a matter of understanding the positive forces (motivation and benefits) and the negative forces (discomfort and distractions) and how they manifest in your life. You may even discover that you are neglecting a few factors, which is just setting yourself up for failure.

• Use the if-then technique to make your decisions before you have to decide to exercise self-discipline. Our worst decisions come when we rely on our strength of character. Thus, plan around them. If X, then Y can be your new best friend, and it is applicable in just about everything we encounter on a daily basis. It turns out we behave better when linked to other things.

• What kind of discipline style should you use, abstinence or moderation? Abstinence provides that there are no exceptions allowed, and it actually gives you a sense of freedom because you won’t have to negotiate with yourself on when to start, stop, and feel satisfied. Moderation is when you accept a certain amount of deviation, as long as you can meet your goals and milestones you set out beforehand. There is also freedom here because you can indulge and not feel like you are missing out on anything.

• Peer pressure can be positive. The sad truth is that we are products of our physical and social environments. With regards to the latter, the people around us can sometimes make or break us. Thus, we can construct our social circles to help us become more self-discipline. You can use accountability partners, role models, mentors, and teachers. You can also dip into the dark side and use the negative emotions of public shame and embarrassment to keep you accountable. After all, we work harder to avoid a punch in the face than to eat our favorite food.

• Impulses are the antithesis of self-discipline. They are unpredictable urges that can take over at any point. Studies have shown that impulses are stronger during emotional reactions. Thus, battling impulses is about putting as much time as possible between an emotional reaction and the actual response you give. Delaying tactics, in other words. You can use the ten second/minute rule, label your feelings, write down the facts of a situation without regard to your personal perspective, and ask “why” five times to understand the root of the impulse.

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