The Only Skill that Matters: The Proven Methodology to Read Faster, Remember More, and Become a SuperLearner

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In the next ten years, every knowledge worker on earth will become one of two things: invaluable or obsolete. No matter the industry, the pace of progress and new information is faster today than ever before in human history—and it’s accelerating exponentially. In this new reality, how can we possibly hope to keep up? How can we learn, unlearn, and relearn fast enough to stay relevant in the world to come? In The Only Skill That Matters, Jonathan Levi unveils a powerful, neuroscience-based approach to reading faster, remembering more, and learning more effectively. You’ll master the ancient techniques being used by world record holders and competitive memory athletes to unlock the incredible capacity of the human brain. You’ll learn to double or triple your reading speed, enhance your focus, and optimize your cognitive performance. Most importantly, you’ll be empowered to confidently approach any subject—from technical skills, to names and faces, to foreign languages, and even speeches—and learn it with ease.

Author(s): Jonathan A. Levi
Edition: Original retail
Publisher: Lioncrest Publishing
Year: 3 Sept 2019

Language: English
Commentary: "The techniques taught in this book are the very same ones I used in my research to investigate massive memory improvement--and to win championships myself. Jonathan explains them in a clear, practical, and engaging way for all to apply." --Dr. Boris Nikolai Konrad, Neuroscientist & Memory Games Champion
Pages: 130
Tags: Cognitive Neuroscience & Neuropsychology