Fail Harder, Fail Faster

After selling thousands of copies of kindle books, I thought it might be a good idea to actually pick one up and see how readers experience my books. Cool device - really a pleasure to read on - but lousy UX for everything else, including sorting and finding books. Still, I think I’ll write a chapter on how to maximize its potential for speed reading.

This graph created by @udemy illustrates what I’m calling “The SuperLearner Effect.” Though there are many copycats today on Udemy and throughout the web, it’s important to note where Speed Reading was on the map when we launched on December 26th, 2013, and where it is today. I really appreciate and am humbled by Udemy clearly stating that this explosion of speed reading is a direct result of our work with SuperLearner 1.0. But we are just getting started. Don’t settle for imitations or imitators. The all new SuperLearner MasterClass is now available at BecomeaSuperLearner.com

Nyhavn, #Copenhagen. Yesterday. I thoroughly enjoy exploring cities by myself, it’s an engaging mental exercise that allows you to explore your curiosities fully. I’m considering writing another book along the lines of “Road Warrior: Travel Hacks and Tips to Conquer Your Path and Enjoy the World.” I think I would really enjoy writing it. Thoughts? (at Nyhavn Port)

Hit a bit of a milestone today with Become a #SuperLearner! 30,000 strong!!!

Exciting news! With any luck, I’ll soon be able to honestly say “I’m big in #Japan.”
#staytuned

A whirlwind first day of sales… Thanks for all your support!
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Sneak Peak… #book #bucketlist #goalunlocked

Wow… This is a truly humbling and gratifying review of my #Superlearner course. I never realized the impact this course would have on some people’s lives… #grateful

After over a year and a half of waiting, I’m taking the #biohacking and self experimentation to new heights with this #melon headband to track focus and brain activity