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Learn anything faster

Study, practice and mastery. 8 books, 143 bytes, about 1 hr 35 min of reading in total.

Enrol to add these 8 books to your reading plan. Finish every book, reaching its last slide, to complete the goal. Read them in any order.

  1. Book 1 of 8 · 16 bytes

    Make It Stick

    by Peter C. Brown, Henry L. Roediger III and Mark A. McDaniel

    16 key learnings on the science of learning that lasts.

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  2. Book 2 of 8 · 16 bytes

    A Mind for Numbers

    by Barbara Oakley

    16 key learnings on how to excel at maths and science, even if you struggled with them.

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  3. Book 3 of 8 · 16 bytes

    Ultralearning

    by Scott H. Young

    16 key learnings on aggressive, self-directed learning, through nine principles.

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  4. Book 4 of 8 · 16 bytes

    Peak

    by Anders Ericsson and Robert Pool

    16 key learnings on how experts are made through deliberate practice.

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  5. Book 5 of 8 · 23 bytes

    Mindset

    by Carol S. Dweck

    23 key learnings on fixed and growth mindsets, and how what you believe about ability shapes what you achieve.

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  6. Book 6 of 8 · 16 bytes

    Range

    by David Epstein

    16 key learnings on why generalists triumph in a specialised world.

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  7. Book 7 of 8 · 16 bytes

    So Good They Can't Ignore You

    by Cal Newport

    16 key learnings on why skills trump passion in the search for work you love.

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  8. Book 8 of 8 · 24 bytes

    The Science of Accelerated Learning

    by Peter Hollins

    24 key learnings on how to learn faster, remember longer and build real expertise.

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