Chapter
Time-saving Superpowers
1:19:51 - 1:24:38 (04:47)
In this podcast, the speaker discusses how improving reading speed or even saving one hour a day could lead to saving hundreds of hours a year and becoming more productive.
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The book talks about four super villains that hold us back and how they affect us in our daily lives.
1:19:51 - 1:21:03 (01:11)
Summary
The book talks about four super villains that hold us back and how they affect us in our daily lives. Buying a book is a different skill set than reading.
ChapterTime-saving Superpowers
EpisodeUpgrade Your Brain And Become Limitless EP 1378
PodcastThe School of Greatness
By doubling reading speed, an individual can save around one hour a day and nine 40-hour workweeks a year, resulting in increased productivity.
1:21:03 - 1:21:54 (00:50)
Summary
By doubling reading speed, an individual can save around one hour a day and nine 40-hour workweeks a year, resulting in increased productivity. The book being recommended promises to help in doubling the reading speed, thus making the individual more productive.
ChapterTime-saving Superpowers
EpisodeUpgrade Your Brain And Become Limitless EP 1378
PodcastThe School of Greatness
Phone notifications and social media alerts are a constant distraction, and picking up your phone first thing in the morning can rewire your brain to be reactive and distracted throughout the day.
1:21:54 - 1:24:05 (02:10)
Summary
Phone notifications and social media alerts are a constant distraction, and picking up your phone first thing in the morning can rewire your brain to be reactive and distracted throughout the day. It's important to avoid phone usage first thing in the morning to prioritize your own agenda for the day.
ChapterTime-saving Superpowers
EpisodeUpgrade Your Brain And Become Limitless EP 1378
PodcastThe School of Greatness
The ability to remember important information has declined with the rise of technology and the convenience it offers.
1:24:05 - 1:24:38 (00:33)
Summary
The ability to remember important information has declined with the rise of technology and the convenience it offers. However, this ease of access can also hinder productivity by encouraging procrastination.