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  • Learn like a Polymath

  • How to Teach Yourself Anything, Develop Multidisciplinary Expertise, and Become Irreplaceable (Learning How to Learn, Book 12)
  • By: Peter Hollins
  • Narrated by: Russell Newton
  • Length: 3 hrs and 2 mins
  • 4.7 out of 5 stars (21 ratings)

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Learn like a Polymath

By: Peter Hollins
Narrated by: Russell Newton
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Polymathy is the modern currency. Generate unique solutions and perspectives that only a dedicated self-learner can. A jack of all trades is not actually a bad thing. It’s the best way to future-proof yourself and make yourself irreplaceable in any social or professional setting. It’s time to think like a polymath. Learn to absorb information like a sponge and foster connections that translate to real-life problem solving.

Learn like a Polymath provides a clear path forward to becoming the jack of all trades that thrives in any situation. There are many myths about polymaths, and they are all dispelled in this book. Make sure you are spending your efforts in the best way and that you are truly headed toward the goal you want.

Unlock the “secrets” of famous polymaths that you too can utilize. Peter Hollins has studied psychology and peak human performance for over a dozen years and is a best-selling author. He has worked with a multitude of individuals to unlock their potential and path toward success. His writing draws on his academic, coaching, and research experience.

You will:

  • Become a bonafide “Renaissance person” and reap the rewards in your career
  • Learn about cross pollination and how to use it to skyrocket your comprehension
  • Understand the surprising traits of most polymaths, famous or not
  • Learn what analogy thinking is and why it will unlock your thinking
  • Discover the elusive concept of learning transfer and how most people approach it wrong
  • Know the most efficient and effective plan to gain polymathy
  • Become the most valuable person that you know

This is the 12th book in the Learning How to Learn series.

©2020 Peter Hollins (P)2020 Peter Hollins
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get the longer version of this book it is better

no exact science just tells you basic ways to improve your learning like reading and making connections

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Wonderful book!

I enjoyed reading well listening to this book. The book provided really helpful ways to expand interdisciplinary skills of knowledge integration. Really worth a read if you are interested in life long learning that supports your professional and personal endeavors.

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