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Learning

Homeschooling Misconceptions

Guess What? Your Idea of Homeschooling Is Completely Wrong

Homeschoolers aren’t always the weird freaks popular culture makes them out to be.
By Lucien Formichella
Why do the world’s smartest and busiest people find one hour a day for deliberate learning?

If You’re Not Spending Five Hours Per Week Learning, You’re Being Irresponsible

As Benjamin Franklin said, “An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.”
By Michael Simmons
Most people I talk to don’t have a reading strategy.

How to Retain More From the Books You Read in Five Simple Steps

How do you remember information you read in books?
By Darius Foroux
Take free online courses on a variety of subjects.

The 49 Best Educational Websites and Apps to Learn New Stuff for Free

By John Fawkes
Every job (and every boss) has pros and cons.

Six Reasons Horrible Bosses Are a Blessing in Disguise

By Kyle Young
I read books primarily to learn, grow, and feed my curiosities.

Why I Love Reading Real Books

By Andrew Merle
Why can’t watching TV be just as educational as reading a book?

Are Books Superior to TV?

By Melissa Chu
Collecting feels like learning, but it isn't.

The Collector’s Fallacy: Why We Gather Things We Don’t Need

By Charles Chu
Is electrical pulse to the brain your favorite memory enhancer?

Electrically Stimulating Your Brain Can Boost Memory—but It Doesn’t Always Work

By Shelly Fan
Don’t go to college.

15 Essential Skills They Don’t Teach You in College

By James Altucher
The MOOC “Learning How to Learn” was born in my basement.

How a Complete Novice Created the World’s Largest Online Course in Her Basement

By Barbara Oakley
By shifting your thinking and the ways in which you conduct yourself, you’ll be setting yourself up so that you can make money.

Ten Things You Need to Do to Become a Millionaire

By Timothy Sykes
Let me break down a few points that will help you get the most out of reading after you finish a book.

Mentally Owning a Book

By Shane Parrish
Here’s what it takes to make the most of entry-level drudgery and limit your time doing it.

How to Advance Your Career While You’re Stuck Doing Grunt Work

By Ryan Holiday
The time before you go to bed is golden.

Do These Things After Work Everyday and You Will Achieve Anything You Want in Life

By Thomas Oppong
Intelligence is always work in progress so you are never too late to add to what you already know.

If You Do These Things Every Day, You’ll Become Smarter

By Thomas Oppong
Doing the same thing over and over again might not be the most efficient way to learn foreign concepts.

How to Learn and Master Any Skill Twice as Fast, According to Science

By Elle Kaplan
The deeper and wider your clarity, the bigger your goals can be.

How to Learn in Two Days What Normally Takes Six Months

By Benjamin Hardy
How can we make sense of Elon’s learning superpowers?

How Elon Musk Learns Faster and Better Than Everyone Else

By Michael Simmons
Josiah Wise outside Little Skips

As serpentwithfeet, Josiah Wise Finds the Glamour in Being Difficult

By Justin Joffe
It’s foolish not to read.

Why Books Are the Ultimate Mentors in Life

By Tomas Laurinavicius
I wish I hadn’t said “Yes”.

Using the 5/25 Rule to Learn to Say ‘No’

By James Altucher
I asked myself: What are things that people talk about, but they never do?

The Principles of Life That Everyone Knows, but Only a Few Follow

By Darius Foroux
“Don’t boil the ocean,” Terry said as he slapped a tall stack of papers on my desk. “Just tell us what we need to know.”

Three Steps to Get Up to Speed on Any Subject Quickly

By Nir Eyal
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