brain performance

This week, I am joined by Dr. Lloyd Minor, the Carl and Elizabeth Naumann Dean of the Stanford University School of Medicine and Vice President for Medical Affairs at Stanford University. Dean Minor talks about the transformative potential of AI in healthcare delivery, research, and diagnostics. We discuss its nuanced pros and cons, including impacts on accessibility, safety, and efficiency. Dean Minor examines AI's benefits in drug discovery, Precision Health, and early disease detection. He elaborates on wearables and the shift towards a proactive approach, integrating tools like virtual reality into medical education and emphasizing nutrition in training. Addressing ethical considerations and industry influence, we delve into the regulatory framework driving transformative changes. We also explore groundbreaking diagnostics, envisioning a future revolutionized by growing and 3D printing organs, and much more.  Enjoy! Show notes + MORE Watch on YouTube Newsletter Sign-Up  Today’s Sponsors: Brain.fm: Focus music for productivity—listeners can get 30 days FREE  👉brain.fm/richroll Waking Up: Get a FREE month of mindfulness resources plus $30 OFF  👉wakingup.com/RICHROLL  AG1: Get a FREE 1-year supply of Vitamin D3+K2 AND 5 free AG1 Travel Packs 👉drinkAG1.com/richroll Faherty: 20% OFF your first order when you use the promo code RR20 👉FahertyBrand.com/RICHROLL  Roka: Unlock 20% OFF your order with code RICHROLL 👉ROKA.com/RICHROLL Go Brewing: Use code Rich Roll for 15% OFF my favorite non-alcoholic brews 👉gobrewing.com/discount/richroll

During childhood, Jim Kwik experienced a traumatic brain injury. As a result, he lacked focus in school, wasn’t able to read properly, and at one point, a teacher told him that he had a “broken brain”. So how did a kid with a “broken brain” become the leading mental coach for athletes, CEOs, and movie stars? Simple: Jim looked into how to learn instead of what to learn. Soon enough, Jim was reading faster, memorizing with higher accuracy, and doing well in school. His friends asked him for some tips so they could improve their grades as well. With some success in his inner circle, he decided to make a flyer for speed reading and memory improvement classes. He put up the flyer at his college hoping one or two people would show up to his impromptu class. Over 100 students showed up, of which 71 signed up for a full course with Jim. After that, Jim knew it was his life mission to help those who wanted to learn, memorize, and live better. So why is it so hard for some people to memorize things? We forget details all the time, whether it be names, addresses, phone numbers, or other important information. Jim goes through a simple method to memorizing any piece of information, called the M.O.M system. He also outlines 10 tips for a limitless brain, many of which you can implement soon after you finish this episode! Even something as simple as reading slightly faster can allow you to save weeks worth of time each year. So if you’ve been beating yourself up over forgetting that one seller’s name, check out Jim Kwik’s podcast and his new book Limitless. As Jim puts it, increasing your memory and reading power not only adds years to your life, but life to your years! In This Episode We Cover: How Jim recovered from a traumatic brain injury as a child Why school teaches us what to learn, but not how to learn Increasing your reading speed so you can finish tasks faster How to remember important things like names, addresses, and phone numbers The 3 keys to a better memory The 10 tips for a limitless brain (including diet, exercise, and learning) How to learn anything faster (no matter what it is!) And SO Much More! Links from the Show BiggerPockets Podcast BiggerPockets book store Jim Kwik’s podcast Limitless by Jim Kwik Click here to check the full show notes: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show443 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jim Kwik (@jimkwik) is the CEO of Kwik Learning with 22 years of experience teaching speed-reading, memory improvement, and optimal brain performance to top politicians, actors, CEOs, industry shakers, and world leaders.

What We Discuss with Jim Kwik:

• What accidental -- and often negative -- self-talk does to program your brain and keep you from achieving your true potential.
• How you can learn more in less time and apply it as a force multiplier to improve your life.
• Why forgetfulness is more of a glitch in attention rather than retention.
• How to hack your long term memory.
• The three supervillains of the modern online lifestyle that hold your brain back from being the best it can be.
• And much more...

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