Today on something you should know, some of the most interesting moments from past episodes,

including what makes special moments in your life so special.

What psychologists have found is that looking back on our experiences, we tend to disproportionately

recall two moments in particular, the peak, which is the most positive moment in a positive

experience, and the endings.

When communications expert and legendary actor Alan Alda talks about the importance of

really connecting when you speak with someone.

I know I've had plenty of conversations where I haven't paid much attention to the other

person, and that's not connecting, that's not relating.

Also, understanding how you learn so you can learn better.

What every single study has found is that the rate of learning, where the rate of improvement

is fastest during those first critical early hours.

All this and more on this best-of-episode of something you should know.

I just learned, discover credit cards do something pretty awesome.

At the end of your first year, they automatically double.

All the cash back you've earned.

That's right, everything you earned doubled.

All the cash back from eating at your favorite soup-dumpling restaurant?

Doubled.

The cash back from that trip you sort of learned how to snowboard?

Also doubled.

And the best part, you don't have to do anything ridiculous to get it.

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