Your Brain Is a Supercomputer. Here's How to Reboot It, According to World-Renowned Brain Coach Jim Kwik.
'The number one skill set is to learn how to learn.'
Jim Kwik knows how you think.
Amy Lombard
He knows that, as an entrepreneur, you're trying to shove as much information into your brain as you can, and to do it as fast as possible. He knows that is frustrating, especially in our current moment of great change, because you can never move as fast as the things that come at you: Emails pile up, reports go unread, people are waiting for you, your industry is evolving, your world is shifting, and all the while you're bombarded with noise and distractions and Slack pings and it's why you're waking up early and grabbing your phone and responding to everyone right away, as if that'll actually stem the tide, which it will not.
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