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Cecily Sommers is a futurist and author who speaks, writes, and consults on the forces shaping our future. In this conversation we discuss: - The universal principles behind mastering any skill or field of knowledge - The 4 Forces shaping the 21st Century and what to do about them - The mental models and habits needed to think like a futurist So if you want to learn more about the mindsets and skillsets needed to thrive in a rapidly changing world, this episode has you covered.

Stephen Kosslyn is world-renowned cognitive scientist and the Founding Dean of Minerva, an innovative new university. In this conversation we discuss: - How Minerva applies the science of learning to its curriculum and pedagogy - The major misconceptions about the Minerva project and its key innovations - The importance of community in any learning program Whether you’re interested in the application of learning science or curious about the latest innovations in education this episode has you covered.

Seth Godin is one of the world’s best marketers, the author of 18 bestsellers and the founder of the altMBA. In this conversation we discuss: - What Seth has learned from building a successful online education program - Seth’s insights on creativity, including quitting projects and getting feedback - Seth’s advice on selling and marketing effectively Whether you’re looking for creative inspiration, insight into alternative education or the secrets to selling well, this episode has you covered.

Oli Barrett is an entrepreneur and speaker who makes valuable connections between people and ideas. In this conversation we discuss: - How to turn contacts into connections and build relationships that last - The best strategies for effective communication in different contexts - The best time management techniques for juggling multiple projects Whether you’re looking to build better, hone your speaking skills or manage your day better, this conversation will give you all that and more.

Kyle Pearce is the Founder of DIY Genius – a self-education platform that helps people learn faster online. In this episode we discuss: - How Kyle learns best and the skills needed to thrive in the 21st century - How to access the flow state that produces optimal performance - Kyle’s travel experiences and what he’s learned from other cultures So whether you’re looking to learn more effectively online, build a mobile business, or get into flow this episode will give you all you need and more.

Jonathan Levi, an entrepreneur, angel investor, and online educator specialising in speed reading, memorisation and accelerated learning: In this conversation we discuss: - The common mistakes in processing and remembering information - The value of nootropics and cognitive enhancers in learning - What Jonathan thinks makes great online education So whether you’re looking to consume and remember information more effectively or experiment with nootropics this conversation has you covered.

Noah Kagan is the founder of AppSumo and Sumo.com, two multi million dollar companies that help businesses grow. In this conversation we discuss: - How Noah learns best and his experience learning a new language - The lessons Noah has learned from building an 8-Figure business - The secret behind getting your ideas heard in a world full of noise So whether you’re looking to build or grow your business or accelerate your learning with beginner’s mind, this episode will give you all that and more.

Dr. Alex Pattakos is a bestselling author and the founder of the Global Meaning Institute. In this conversation we discuss: - The importance of finding meaning in learning and how to do it - The lessons Alex learned from his mentor, the psychiatrist, Viktor Frankl - The lessons that we can learn from the Greeks to live a more meaningful life So whether you’re looking to find meaning in your learning or want to develop greater self-awareness this episode has you covered.

Matt Clifford is the co-founder of Entrepreneur First, the world's leading technology talent investor. In this episode we discuss: - The qualities aspiring entrepreneurs should be looking to cultivate - The environmental characteristics that produce startup hubs - What Matt has learned from creating over 100 startups in the tech space So whether you’re looking to build a startup or want to get some insight into the tech trends that will affect us in the future, this episode has you covered.

While your brain doesn’t come with a user’s manual, there are things we’ve learned that apply to most humans. In this episode we discuss: - The most common brain myths dispelled including the 10% myth - The 3 key insights from neuroscience about the brain in recent years - The MetaLearning strategies that build on these insights So if you’re looking to learn more about your own brain and how to use it better in learning and life, this episode has you covered.

My first video course, Make Me A MetaLearner launches today and I’m doing a special episode here to celebrate the launch! In this episode I discuss: - Why I made Make Me A MetaLearner in the first place - The learning problems that I’ve faced on my journey - How I designed Make Me a MetaLearner I believe that MetaLearning is the ultimate 21st century superpower. Check it out for yourself from the courses section on my site or from the link below http://metalearn.teachable.com/p/make-me-a-metalearne

Jonathan Cutrell is the founder and host of the Developer Tea Podcast and the Director of Technology at Whiteboard. In this episode we cover: - The core skills of a good developer and advice on learning to code - How Jonathan got his pilot’s license and learned to fly planes - Jonathan’s lessons from 300+ episodes of the Developer Tea Podcast So whether you’re looking to learn how to code, start a podcast, or fly a plane, this episode will give you everything you need and more.

George Spencer is the founder of Rentify an online letting agent disrupting the property rental market. In this conversation we discuss: - How George learned enough about the property market to disrupt it - How to develop core business skills including raising money and hiring - The most common media myths about entrepreneurship So whether you’re looking to build business skills or understand how to leverage tech to disrupt inefficient markets this episode has you covered.

Play is one of the most heavily neglected aspects of learning something new. In this episode, we discuss: - How to find a balance between play and hard work - How effective gamification is in improving the learning process - How to reframe whatever you’re doing to make it more enjoyable So whether you’re looking to make your learning more fun or you want to learn more about gamification, this episode will give you all that and more.

Rajeeb Day is a serial entrepreneur and the founder of Learnerbly a content platform that helps businesses develop their people better. In this conversation we discuss: - The current state of the corporate L&D market - What Raj picked up from interviewing over 100 learning experts - Raj’s lessons about entrepreneurship from building 3 successful businesses Whatever size business you work in this episode will give you some great insights into how you can learn better at work.