Jim Kwik

Then their future self hates you because you put them in a certain situation.

But I think for everybody, double down in learning how to learn.

All the experts talk about it.

Technology is going to adapt.

You have to adapt in order to be able to catch up, keep up, and get ahead, right?

And there are resources, and the ones we do, obviously, are courses, podcasts, books, whatever.

Meta-learning, number one.

But number two, you know, I'm also at the stage, I have a toddler and an infant in my 50s.

So, like, if anything, it's doubled down my conviction and my commitment to doing what I do.

I want to build better, brighter brains because I had my traumatic brain injury.

I lost my grandmother to Alzheimer's.

We immigrated here.

My dad was 13.

We lived in the back of Laundromat that my mom worked at, didn't speak the language, this whole thing, this whole story.

But I think we can rewrite our stories.

Part of it is getting mentors.

If people see me with Elon or Bill Gates or Oprah, people always want to know how we bonded.

We bonded over books.

In the beginning, I didn't have the education.

I had a dollar to my name, didn't have the connections or whatever.