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One of the things our community talks about the most, is how to apply our methods in a wide variety of applications. Every day, the Kwik Brain team reads joy stories from students, clients, readers, and listeners telling us about the tactics and strategies that work best both personally and professionally.

Today’s episode is really special. It’s the first Kwik Stories, a new set of unique episodes where we bring these comments and posts to life throughout the year. I’d like to welcome our first guest, Gary Farnam. Gary and I connected on social media when he shared how he applied one of our Kwik techniques learning Morse code.

The creativity and knowledge you each contribute are amazing and incredible. Our company may be small in people, but we’re big on purpose. And we’re committed to ensuring that no brain is left behind. Listen in, as Gary shares how he used one of our Kwik methods to remember Morse code, and how it’s helping his learning and his life.

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What are the five science-based secrets to live a longer, fuller, happier life?

Living longer isn’t about just adding years to your life. It’s also about adding life to your years. While the science behind longevity and anti-aging medicine is rapidly growing, it can be difficult to know where to start.

I’m thrilled to have a special guest with us today to guide you through his framework for longevity. Dr. Halland Chen is a double board-certified physician and world-renowned health expert specializing in regenerative medicine, longevity, biohacking, and peak performance.

Modern medicine often uses a repair model, focusing only on improving symptoms and not addressing the underlying conditions. By understanding the cornerstones that govern your overall health, you can radically transform your life. Listen in, as Dr. Halland reveals his proactive science-based approach to improving your body and mind.

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Do you find yourself multitasking more but getting less done?

Take a moment and pay attention to what you’re doing right now. Do you have Slack open while you’re composing an email? Are you scrolling through social media while you’re listening to this episode? One of the most frequent questions I get asked is how I maintain my focus in a world full of distractions.

In today’s episode, I’m going to share a few Kwik Tips on how you can harness your focus and sharpen your ability to concentrate on one thing at a time.

Many people feel a constant pressure to get more done in less time. But research shows that multitasking doesn’t result in more productivity. And it can actually cost you time and money. If you often feel inundated with tasks and aren’t sure how to embrace the benefits of monotasking, this episode is for you.

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How can you triple your time-management capacity?

We’ve all had days where time seems to fly. Or a morning where we get more done in a few hours than the last two weeks combined. But time isn’t elusive and the one thing all super productive individuals have in common is that they’ve learned not just how to control their time but maximize it.

To talk about this important topic, I’m thrilled to have Ed Mylett on our show today. Ed is an entrepreneur, keynote speaker, philanthropist, podcast host, and best-selling author of #Max Out Your Life: Strategies for Becoming an Elite Performer and The Power of One More: The Ultimate Guide to Happiness and Success. He’s here to share how he turned time into a multiplier and how that one shift will change your life.

The truth is anyone can increase their time-management skills, but you have adjust the way you look at time and what actually makes up a day. As technology progresses, your twenty-four hours isn’t the same as it was one hundred years ago. Listen in, as Ed talks about how to shift your time-management perspective and unlock limitless productivity.

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How do you become a master of your own behaviors and habits?

All habits begin with small, simple steps. That’s why I break down my morning routine into bite-sized actions and periodically turn them into easy challenges for you to do every day. One tiny action can compound into big change.

This week’s Kwik Challenge is to stay hydrated. You can lose up to a pound of water while you sleep, which means you’re likely to wake up dehydrated. Drinking water is vital for brain and body health—especially as we head into peak summer heat.

Change doesn’t have to be difficult. I often talk about how the treasures of your life are hidden in your daily routine, and you can uncover them by making small adjustments to your behaviors. Listen in, as I go over the six benefits for staying hydrated and give you some Kwik tips on how to incorporate more water into your daily routine.

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How do you remember your seed phrase for your crypto wallet—or any password—easily and effortlessly?

Have you ever come up with a password, PIN number, or code only to forget it when you need it most? Or maybe you haven’t forgotten it, but you worry that you will. We live in a technological world, where online security is vital in ensuring your personal, professional, and financial information stays safe.

Today, I want to walk you through a memory exercise to help you remember lists in sequential order. When it comes to certain things—like your crypto seed phrase—the specific order is key. This method is designed to help you learn any series of words, events, places, and more.

I believe the two most costly words in life are “I forgot”. Every time you forget something, you lose time, productivity, relationships, and potentially wealth. Even if you don’t have a password or phrase you need to memorize, this exercise is a great way to stretch your memory muscles. Listen in, as I teach you a fun and effective technique to recall twelve random words.