Greetings, SuperFriends! This week we are going to dive into a rather controversial topic, one that people have brought up to me for years. That is, is speed reading a hoax, or is it the real deal? You know, over the last few years that I’ve been teaching accelerated learning

Greetings, SuperFriends! This week we are doing something a little bit different, and it’s actually the shortest episode I’ve ever done, but for good reason. That is because, as you are going to see, this episode is a bit of a rant. It’s a rant on something that all of

Greetings, SuperFriends! This week, we have a very special episode. Why is it special? Well, because as I write and record this, I am in hour 60 of a 72 hour fast. You may remember that in the past, we’ve spoken with a number of experts who advocate various types

Greetings, SuperFriends, and welcome to another special episode. This week, I want to elucidate an idea or framework that I’ve been developing and pondering on for quite some time. It’s an idea I have for a certain type of people. A group that I like to call “Iceberg People.” And

Greetings, SuperFriends, and welcome to a very special episode of The Becoming SuperHuman Podcast! Typically, on the show, I interview world class athletes, memory champions, coaches, and more to help you guys understand the skills, strategies, and tools they use to overcome the impossible and achieve superhuman performance in a

Greetings, SuperFriends, and welcome to a very special episode of The Becoming SuperHuman Podcast. Why is it special, you ask? Well, it’s not every week that I turn 30 years old! To mark this milestone (which happens on March 18th), I wanted to do something special. To commemorate the very

Part 1: Part 2: Greetings, SuperFriends, and welcome to a very special episode of The SuperHuman Academy Podcast… Our 100th episode! Can you guys believe that it’s been a HUNDRED episodes? When I first started out, I wasn’t sure if I was going to make it to 10. And when

Greetings, superfriends, and welcome to this week’s episode. Normally, on the show, I interview real-life superhumans to tease out the skills and strategies they use to achieve the seemingly impossible. This week is a little different. This week, we have a “mini” episode; an essay I’ve written on learning, and

As I write this review, I am sitting here with what looks like a small pair of fancy earbuds in my ears. Except instead of pumping out sound – these earbuds pump out light. Bright white light. Directly into onto my grey matter (that’s brain tissue, for the uninitiated). Why,