The ability to learn is one of the few skills that improves everything else. London Real has asked a brain coach, a philosopher, a linguist, a sound expert, an anthropologist, a movement teacher and a business coach how they learn and what they think is worth learning. These conversations cover memory and focus, listening, applying philosophy to real life, mentorship and questioning what we are taught. Some are practical; others challenge how we think about knowledge itself. Every full interview is free to watch.
From brain coach Jim Kwik and School of Life founder Alain de Botton to linguist Noam Chomsky, sound expert Julian Treasure, the late anthropologist David Graeber and business coach Dan Peña: how to learn, and what is worth learning.
Jim Kwik, a brain coach and memory expert, shares practical strategies for accelerated learning and the personal story behind them. He returns to explain how to master your memory with techniques anyone can use. Julian Treasure, whose five TED talks have been viewed more than 20 million times, argues that sound and listening are an overlooked part of high performance. Ido Portal, the Israeli movement teacher, describes how his unorthodox fitness practice grew into a movement culture with its own way of training body and mind.
Alain de Botton, the philosopher who founded the School of Life, explains how to apply philosophy to everyday problems. Business coach Dan Peña shares mentorship lessons on conquering fear and reaching what he calls super success. The late anthropologist David Graeber told Brian Rose how Occupy Wall Street began, why so many jobs feel pointless and how debt grew out of everyday promises. Noam Chomsky discusses freedom of speech and why he believes governments and technology companies want to limit it.
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Who has London Real interviewed about learning? Brian Rose has interviewed Jim Kwik, Alain de Botton, Noam Chomsky, Julian Treasure, David Graeber, Ido Portal and Dan Peña.
Can you really learn faster? Jim Kwik argues that memory and learning are skills that can be trained with the right techniques. Julian Treasure adds that better listening improves how we take in information.
How is Learning different from Education? Learning focuses on how individuals learn and keep growing. The Education page covers schools, universities and the wider debate about how we teach.
Are the full learning episodes free to watch? Yes. Every full-length interview on this page can be watched free on londonreal.tv.
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