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Kevin Simler

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Writer, software person, armchair anthropologist, dilettante. All genders, all political opinions welcome. Book: https://amzn.com/0190495995/ 

San Francisco, CA
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    1. Kevin Simler‏ @KevinSimler 19 Jun 2017
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      Bonus: Audible will ply you with special offers (read: free books) whenever you try to cancel. Take them up on it! 7/

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    2. Kevin Simler‏ @KevinSimler 19 Jun 2017
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      Along with audiobooks, use wireless headphones. Cords are shackles! Free your hands and arms. You'll find yourself listening a lot more. 8/

      2 replies 2 retweets 29 likes
    3. Kevin Simler‏ @KevinSimler 19 Jun 2017
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      If time, not money, is your main constraint, buy audio AND Kindle versions of the same book, then listen along (at 2–3x) while you read. 9/

      2 replies 1 retweet 30 likes
    4. Kevin Simler‏ @KevinSimler 19 Jun 2017
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      Listening+reading isn't faster than reading by itself, but it's more immersive and makes it easier to read while e.g. eating breakfast. 10/

      1 reply 0 retweets 30 likes
    5. Kevin Simler‏ @KevinSimler 19 Jun 2017
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      After you finish a book, close the loop by tweeting or blogging about it. This can be as simple as sharing your favorite passages. 11/

      2 replies 4 retweets 67 likes
    6. Kevin Simler‏ @KevinSimler 19 Jun 2017
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      Or learn from Tiago (@fortelabs), who has a whole process for digesting his notes and then tweetstorming them. https://praxis.fortelabs.co/mood-as-extrapolation-engine-using-emotions-to-generate-momentum-65a2e5940aae#b337 … 12/

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    7. Kevin Simler‏ @KevinSimler 19 Jun 2017
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      One last tip: Set your current book as your phone's lock screen, as a reminder of how you'd rather spend your time. (Here's mine...) 13/pic.twitter.com/ubmcyli3cN

      13 replies 41 retweets 201 likes
    8. Kevin Simler‏ @KevinSimler 19 Jun 2017
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      Alright, your turn. Got any reading hacks to share?? 14/14

      28 replies 1 retweet 15 likes
    9. Thought Unfinished‏ @unfinishthought 20 Jun 2017
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      https://twitter.com/unfinishthought/status/857913958740578304 … I've stopped all straining to try and grasp concepts. 1) it's overrated 2) easier to pick up the book next time.

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      Studying dense material isn't hard, you make it hard by furrowing your brow to grasp it. The ego thinks itself the only element in learning.
      1 reply 0 retweets 10 likes
    10. Tiago Forte‏ @fortelabs 20 Jun 2017
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      This is critical. T. Galleway explains it beautifully in The Inner Game of Work

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      Kevin Simler‏ @KevinSimler 20 Jun 2017
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      I'm intrigued by this, but I confess I don't understand. What's wrong with effort? How else are we to learn difficult concepts?

      4:32 PM - 20 Jun 2017
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        1. Tiago Forte‏ @fortelabs 20 Jun 2017
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          Galleway coached his tennis students by asking them to observe the stitches on the tennis ball as it flew through the air

          2 replies 0 retweets 8 likes
        2. Tiago Forte‏ @fortelabs 20 Jun 2017
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          This distracted their Self 1 (analytical, critical) so that their Self 2 (intuitive, embodied) could take control and learn naturally

          2 replies 0 retweets 8 likes
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        1. Thought Unfinished‏ @unfinishthought 20 Jun 2017
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          Since experimenting with simply letting the words hit the eyes/ears, I’ve consistently been surprised by recall.

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        2. Thought Unfinished‏ @unfinishthought 20 Jun 2017
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          I view it as giving the subconscious time. The page makes a lot more sense on second pass. More fun than brow-furrowing.

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