If you fight for your limitations, you get to keep them.

I was being teased and a teacher came to my defense and said,

that's the boy with the broken brain.

The art of memory is the art of attention.

Somebody who reads a book and doesn't apply it,

their life is no better off empirically than somebody who's illiterate.

I heard from this guy, he takes a shot of olive oil.

Is there a tie there between how olive oil helps the brain and also fights inflammation?

At age five, a traumatic brain injury left Jim Quick labeled as the kid who couldn't learn.

Fast forward and now Jim's a leading brain coach

trusted by CEOs, elite athletes, and Hollywood stars. In 2020, his book Limitless skyrocketed to number one,

which solidified him as a thought leader in brain performance and helped millions learn faster,

think better, and remember more. Is there a way to also learn to get better at processing information quicker?

The faster you learn, the faster you can earn.

Because knowledge today is not only power and profit.

With great responsibility comes great power.

I do this quick exercise.

I would challenge everyone to do it tomorrow morning.

It'll make a huge difference.

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