How to EFFECTIVELY Take Notes by Jim Kwik | BRAIN COACH

What is the best way to take notes so that you can remember more? 💡 Many of you have heard about the learning curve, but did you also know there’s a forgetting curve? Research shows that within 48 hours of encountering new information, most people forget up to 80% of what they read or heard. 🤯 So, how can you change the way you learn to remember more in less time? 🎧 Listen to our latest podcast episode 272: Strategies to Taking Notes You’ll Remember (less than 19 mins) In today’s episode, I’m

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Why Most Productivity Systems Fail (And What Top Performers Do Instead) Your brain isn't designed for traditional productivity methods. That's why to-do lists pile up and mental fatigue sets in by mid-day. I'm Jim Kwik, brain coach to Fortune 500 CEOs, elite athletes, and Hollywood stars. After overcoming my own childhood brain injury, I've spent 30 years discovering how our brains actually function for peak productivity. The game-changing insight? Productivity isn't about managing time—it's abo

Why Most Productivity Systems Fail (And What Top Performers Do Instead) Your brain isn't designed for traditional productivity methods. That's why to-do lists pile up and mental fatigue sets in by mid-day. I'm Jim Kwik, brain coach to Fortune 500 CEOs, elite athletes, and Hollywood stars. After overcoming my own childhood brain injury, I've spent 30 years discovering how our brains actually function for peak productivity. The game-changing insight? Productivity isn't about managing time—it's abo