What’s the quickest, most effective way to learn something new?

Whether it’s learning about nutrition, about how to learn a new language, or how to change a tire, there are certain methodologies that work way better than others.

And most of us are going about it all wrong.

In today’s episode you’ll learn:

- Why it’s important to not ask experts for advice

- How you can get better at learning how to eat healthy

- Why learning from failure is not actually the best way to learn

- My favorite part is: The 3 questions we should ask ourselves when beginning to learn anything new

Scott Young is the author of the Wall Street Journal bestselling book “Ultralearning” and the new book “Get Better At Anything” where he explores research and evidence for how to gain mastery in any skill you desire to. Since 2006, Scott has published weekly essays to help people learn and think better. His work has been featured in the New York Times, Pocket, and Business Insider; on the BBC; and at TEDx.

Topics Discussed:

How to Win at Life: Small Wins 6:46

One way to improve your success 11:41

The Right Mindset vs. the Right Methodology 18:31

Cognitive Fitness and Health 31:02

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