(Ep 256) - Ten Great Books on How to Learn Better by Scott H Young

(Ep 256) - Ten Great Books on How to Learn Better

(Ep 255) - 10 Ways You Can Use ChatGPT to Learn Better by Scott H Young

(Ep 255) - 10 Ways You Can Use ChatGPT to Learn Better

(Ep 254) - Recent Reading- Creativity, Mastery and the Three Phases of Learning by Scott H Young

(Ep 254) - Recent Reading- Creativity, Mastery and the Three Phases of Learning

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(Ep 253) - Some thoughts on becoming self-actualized

(Ep 252) - Ten of My Favorite Papers on the Science of Learning and Thinking by Scott H Young

(Ep 252) - Ten of My Favorite Papers on the Science of Learning and Thinking

(Ep 251) - How much transfer can you expect by Scott H Young

(Ep 251) - How much transfer can you expect

(Ep 250) - Are we losing the ability to read books by Scott H Young

(Ep 250) - Are we losing the ability to read books

(Ep 249) - No, ChatGPT Doesn’t Mean You Don’t Need to Learn Things by Scott H Young

(Ep 249) - No, ChatGPT Doesn’t Mean You Don’t Need to Learn Things

(Ep 248) - Creativity is productivity by Scott H Young

(Ep 248) - Creativity is productivity

(Ep 247) - Learning fast and slow by Scott H Young

(Ep 247) - Learning fast and slow

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(Ep 63) - The complete guide to memory

In this episode, I discuss how to keep on track with everything even when you don't have time.

(Ep 14) - Habit Stacking: How to keep up with everything (When you don't have time)

(Ep 37) - The complete guide to self control

A habit is something you do nearly automatically, given a certain situation. Many of your habits might not be so automatic. Here's what to do about it.

(Ep 22) - Do you have habits or just commitments?

Why bother trying to remember things when everything is just a quick Google search away? Here's the real reason you need it inside your brain.

(Ep 28) - Why memorize?

We've updated the format of our bookclub and will be breaking each month's book into smaller, shorter discussions. Hope you enjoy!This month we're reading The Case Against Education by Bryan Caplan. In this thought-provoking book, Caplan argues that the main function of education is not to enhance students' skill but to certify their intelligence, work ethic, and conformity―in other words, to signal the qualities of a good employee. The author draws on the latest social science to show how the labor market values grades over knowledge and even explains why graduation is our society's top conformity signal.

We've updated the format of our bookclub and will be breaking each month's book into smaller, shorter discussions. Hope you enjoy!<br><br>This month we're reading The Case Against Education by Bryan Caplan. In this thought-provoking book, Caplan argues that the main function of education is not to enhance students' skill but to certify their intelligence, work ethic, and conformity―in other words, to signal the qualities of a good employee. The author draws on the latest social science to show how the labor market values grades over knowledge and even explains why graduation is our society's top conformity signal.

Why Do People Go To School [The Case Against Education - 1]

(Ep 58) - The obvious way to improve your career

How to start your own ultralearning project part 1.

(Ep 78) - How to start your own ultralearning project part 1

(Ep 69) - Learning to code is easy: Here's how to teach yourself

The complete guide to increasing your focus.

(Ep 72) - The complete guide to increasing your focus

Time is limited. But your energy, attention and enthusiasm are limited even more. How can you find time when there always seems to be so little of it?

(Ep 18) - How to find time

(Ep 56) - What's the point of productivity

This is the wrap-up video for the eight month of the book club. This month we read The Elephant In The Brain by Kevin Simler and Robin Hanson.

(Ep 8) - Book Club: The elephant in the brain

This is the wrap-up video for the sixth month of the book club. This month we read Godel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid by Douglas Hofstadter.

(Ep 6) - Book Club: Godel, Escher, Bach

Why is it so hard to stick to your goals?

(Ep 83) - Why It's so hard to stick to your goals

In 1967, C. West Churchman defined "wicked problems". Here's why they are prevalent in life, and how to get past their inescapable difficulties.

(Ep 27) - Life’s wicked problems (and how to get past them)

(Ep 87) - How to build skills that matter

Success is stamina - to win means to keep playing.

(Ep 77) - Success is stamina - to win means to keep playing

We all want that one key person to look up to. Unfortunately, such people are hard to find (and often have less time). Here's what you should do instead.

(Ep 26) - Useful Career Tool: Look for partial mentors

Scott shares his insights about how you can get better at writing.

(Ep 31) - How should I get better at writing?

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