Study any concept in four easy steps, by applying AI and a Noble Prize winner approach. When was the last time you stumbled upon a difficult subject to learn? Or when you spent an hour watching YouTube videos on how to better learn things? There are countless learning techniques to help you digest complex concepts…
1. Find your blue ocean🌊Most people waste time in over competitive markets with razor thin margins. Learn to spot a space with less competition and great demand. Where you offer something that no one else does. 2. You won’t win life by renting out your time⏰Use content and code to your advantage to scale limitlessly.Use…
The Feynman Technique: The Feynman Technique is a learning method that prioritizes simplicity to build depth of understanding. It takes its name after Richard Feynman—an American theoretical physicist who won the Nobel Prize in 1965 for his groundbreaking work in quantum electrodynamics. Richard Feynman was certainly intelligent. But there are a lot of intelligent people…
To be a strategic thinker, you can’t just consider the present, the day-to-day in front of you. You have to take stock of the future through evaluating trends and identifying possible scenarios, and interpret the past so you can learn from it. Here’s how to master both skills. When it comes to the future, of course, no one’s foresight is perfect. All you can do…
Most people think of Warren Buffett when they hear the name “Charlie Munger.” But, as it turns out, poor Charlie – a.k.a. Charles T. Munger – has a lot to teach us too. Munger is the vice-chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, and he’s said to be Buffett’s “intellectual equal and business partner.” In other words, this…
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