@Ryan Cameron thank you

@Bill Widmer true story 🙌

@Bill Widmer

Hiiiiiii @Claudia Lopez let me know if you have any questions. BTW, I grew up as the oldest of five—I don't know if your house is chaotic but mine certainly was!

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@Kristof Lambregts Thats strange, I have it hyperlinked to the words 'this 3-minute video' . If not, here's the direct link, let me know what you think! https://www.loom.com/share/0d804e30e7794d7083abf50d4ad132b4

#1 all the way, love the colors and transformer-y vibe, less is way more

@Bill Widmer definitely sounds like a book I need to read! The Only Skill That Matters by Jonathan Levi The central thesis of the book is that the most valuable skill in the modern world is the ability to learn quickly and effectively. Jonathan Levi argues that intelligence is not fixed, memory is trainable, and learning is a system—not a talent. By mastering how to learn, you unlock every other skill more efficiently. The book focuses on three core pillars: 1. Learning How to Learn: Understanding how the brain encodes, stores, and retrieves information. Levi introduces meta-learning principles—how to break skills down, reduce friction, and structure learning for speed and retention. 2. Speed Reading: Training the brain to process text more efficiently by eliminating subvocalization, expanding visual intake, and increasing focus. The goal is not skimming, but higher comprehension at higher speeds. 3. Memory Enhancement: Using mnemonic techniques such as memory palaces, visualization, and association to dramatically improve recall. Memory is treated as a skill built through technique, not repetition alone. Core Message: If you can upgrade your ability to learn, you can upgrade every domain of your life—career, health, relationships, and creativity. The competitive advantage of the future belongs to the adaptive learner. In essence: Learn faster. Remember more. Adapt continuously.