The Best Way To Learn Is Hardly Ever Taught

The Best Way To Learn Is Hardly Ever Taught

Apr. 4, 2017 by

The learning technique that science has proven to be the most effective is the one used the least. Spreading out learning over time is one of the most effective strategies. The technique is called “Distributed Practice,” meaning learning is broken

3 Steps to Stop Stage Fright

3 Steps to Stop Stage Fright

Mar. 7, 2017 by

When we have practiced something so well that we no longer need to think about it, subconscious processing systems are at work. We choke under pressure because being in front of an audience is a novel  condition that can thwart

A Little Taste of Abraham on the Stump: Substance and style from a master communicator

A Little Taste of Abraham on the Stump: Substance and style from a master communicator

Feb. 21, 2017 by

William Henry Herndon was a law partner and biographer of President Abraham Lincoln.  They were a study in contrasts, opposites in temperament. Despite a poetic streak, Lincoln’s mind was logical, and he longed for the day when “reason, cold, calculating,