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I graduated at 16 & got my bachelor's at 18, now exploring learning science, psychology, and history. Writer at @GeniusGTX

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"Boomers are workaholics" "Gen X need work-life balance" "Millennials are overthinking & anxious" "And Gen Z are hopeless..." As a 20 y.o who got his bachelor's at 18 and working w/ all generations, I can't lie: Gen Z in workspace is the strangest social experiment yet:🧵

"Boomers are workaholics" "Gen X need work-life balance" "Millennials are overthinking & anxious" "And Gen Z are hopeless..." As a 20 y.o who got his bachelor's at 18 and working w/ all generations, I can't lie: Gen Z in workspace is the strangest social experiment yet:🧵

746,467 views • 10 months ago

Steve Job dropped out Nikola Tesla never graduated Albert Einstein got bad grades Thomas Edison was self-taught Abraham Lincoln was homeschooled In the academic setting, NONE of them were supposed to be anything but average. But what made them so special?

Steve Job dropped out Nikola Tesla never graduated Albert Einstein got bad grades Thomas Edison was self-taught Abraham Lincoln was homeschooled In the academic setting, NONE of them were supposed to be anything but average. But what made them so special?

691,047 views • 2 years ago

The obsession for mastery. "Mastery — the feeling that we have a greater command of reality, other people, and ourselves." Robert Greene Aristotle, Plato, Feynman, Edison... When analyzing these talents, this is the one theme that keeps on appearing.

The obsession for mastery. "Mastery — the feeling that we have a greater command of reality, other people, and ourselves." Robert Greene Aristotle, Plato, Feynman, Edison... When analyzing these talents, this is the one theme that keeps on appearing.

421,045 views • 2 years ago

9. 82-Year-Old Man Shares His Biggest Regret:

9. 82-Year-Old Man Shares His Biggest Regret:

347,120 views • 2 years ago

8. When your mind is 18, but your body is 60:

8. When your mind is 18, but your body is 60:

337,595 views • 2 years ago

The study "On Being Sane in Insane Places" revolutionized psychiatry. It led to: • Closing of many asylums • Major diagnostic reforms • Patient rights movement • Deinstitutionalization movement • Creation of modern DSM system So can you tell if someone is insane?

The study "On Being Sane in Insane Places" revolutionized psychiatry. It led to: • Closing of many asylums • Major diagnostic reforms • Patient rights movement • Deinstitutionalization movement • Creation of modern DSM system So can you tell if someone is insane?

165,787 views • 1 year ago

Higher order thinking There are 2 types of thinking: • Lower order: memorization, understanding, applying. • Higher order: analyzing, evaluating, creating. In simplest form, the more you connect and test relationships between ideas, the more you remember.

Higher order thinking There are 2 types of thinking: • Lower order: memorization, understanding, applying. • Higher order: analyzing, evaluating, creating. In simplest form, the more you connect and test relationships between ideas, the more you remember.

132,441 views • 2 years ago

Einstein's method wasn't about finding people who were "right." It was about finding people who could see beauty in being wrong - who could explore impossible ideas until they became possible. This is the cornerstone of theoretical physics.

Einstein's method wasn't about finding people who were "right." It was about finding people who could see beauty in being wrong - who could explore impossible ideas until they became possible. This is the cornerstone of theoretical physics.

70,356 views • 1 year ago

His talent identification method reveals a deeper meaning: Innovation doesn't come from knowing all the right answers. It comes from being willing to explore the wrong ones. James Gleick shares the common character traits of geniuses:

His talent identification method reveals a deeper meaning: Innovation doesn't come from knowing all the right answers. It comes from being willing to explore the wrong ones. James Gleick shares the common character traits of geniuses:

55,146 views • 1 year ago

Set your standards. Stanard is a double-edged sword. When on you, it may holds you back (imposter syndrome); when it's on your goal, it pushes you forward. You set the standards. Embody it.

Set your standards. Stanard is a double-edged sword. When on you, it may holds you back (imposter syndrome); when it's on your goal, it pushes you forward. You set the standards. Embody it.

55,465 views • 2 years ago

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