Smart People - Keys to Become Smarter Everyday Audiobook

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In this guide, you'll discover effective strategies to keep your mind sharp, absorb information from books, improve your sleep, explore new hobbies like playing musical instruments, and boost your productivity. You'll also discover the significant effects that physical exercise, healthy nutrition, stress management, and happiness can have on cognitive performance.
Smart People provides a concise summary of the latest scientific research on intelligence and offers practical strategies to enhance one's intelligence on a daily basis. By dedicating a few minutes each day to practicing in these 9 important areas, you'll quickly become adept at learning new skills, remembering more information, gaining creative insights, and surpassing your own expectations. Begin your journey towards a more intelligent and skilled version of yourself right now.
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[@audiobookshome]

I hope everyone can read at least 1 book every month for our new 2024 goals ❤

[@deidara4586]

I am Brazilian and while i'm on gym i am listening that to improve my English 🧠💪📈

[@Apollotheintrovert]

Let’s do 5 ✋🏿

[@ratelhoneybadger]

Amen!🙌🏾

[@Christ779]

Nerd 😂 😂😂

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[@ht261]

Thank you for this summary I got the ideas of Physical exercise Good sleep Playing music Reading Go out of comfort zone Stress control Good nutrition Are all good for cognitive skills

[@Ngaslife]

Very good

[@StatusVolt-hi3ft]

Summary: Dedicated at least 30 minutes to learn new things everyday to maintain mental acquity.

[@SilvyZuk]

I'm studying english. This audiobook is great to practice listening.

[@gabtand]

In the past I was used to read books, but this is the hard way, the easy way is to listen to these books with earphones!

[@lovehusky02]

I knit when I listen to audiobooks. It helps with my (senior) fingers strength and flexibility.

[@dudejrryan]

I started years ago listening to success recordings on my hour long commute to & from my job. Changed me forever. Automobile University!

[@johnsmith4319]

usually I hate audio books, because it's slower than reading and 2x is not quick enough, but I just found a few chrome extensions that can do 3-4x

[@user-bn1nq4wn5d]

@@dudejrryan😊Thank you so Much for the opportunity to 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@frankserpico9450]

​@johnsmith4319 you might as well just fast forward the whole audio book to the end and call it a day

[@lalabee89]

i am a stay at home mom.. this audio book accompany me while doing daily task and allowed me to gain knowledge while im doing housechores. thank you❤️💕

[@Ngaslife]

Wonderful!

[@sunset33533]

It's so important to give the brain a break from overthinking. This book was cool. The workbook called 30 Days to Reduce Stress by Harper Daniels was also a great help.

[@Filmstoic]

I remember when you had under 1k subscribers! I knew your channel was going to blow up from the amazing content. Well deserved! Thankyou for the impact you are making on people.

[@Ngaslife]

You're the best!

[@Filmstoic]

Would you happen to have an email address that you can be reached at? I checked on your website and was not able to locate it. Thanks!@@Ngaslife

[@tapbookcolud]

This book is an endless source of inspiration.

[@VagnerJS82]

I liked it so much, these concepts are very important and essential for life.

[@SanjeevKumar-ej5st]

Thanks for putting it on KZbin. Tons of valuable information in 1.5 hours. Kudos to you...🙏

[@Ngaslife]

Glad it was helpful!

[@devinreed5725]

Spend 30 mins a day learning stuff. There save you all a bunch of time.

[@troychampion]

Exactly, this is terribly repetitive, let's just say the same thing over and over again, and then say it again in a different way, and then say it again the same way we said it the first time then say it again the same UGH omg, horrible "book"

[@knowinghimministries4556]

The books only an hour lmao

[@111qp2]

Great content for those who enjoy learning!

[@devinreed5725]

@@111qp2 was it? I learn everyday day, and this book was base level circle talk.

[@devinreed5725]

@@troychampion Yup said a whole lot of nothing.

[@111qp2]

Thanks for sharing audiobook!! Great content!!

[@ferminaltan7590]

Lesson 2: 10:11 Lesson 3 19:13 Lesson 4 34:32 Lesson 5 47:52

[@Eltopshottah]

Learn something new everyday summarize what you learned share what you learned take breaks get plenty of rest stay creative.

[@DCoWorld]

I'm a drill rapper, i listen on 1.75x times faster, after about 20mins it starts to sound normal. The brain adapts, now thats smart! 👌plus you can get through audiobooks fast, 1.75x faster than the normal 😅😂

[@cherculestv]

I'm at 1.5...and it does normalize. However, I'll try it at 1.7...do you think our attention spans make us want to get through content faster?

[@DCoWorld]

@cherculestv no, I think it's an human impulse and if one can listen faster and process it faster and store it in the human library that is infinite because of practice, then one will listen to more books i believe!

[@cherculestv]

@@DCoWorld Damn so we are literally training our brains to process information at a faster rate. That's why it begins to sound normal👍

[@thevindictive6145]

I used to breeze through the financial news everyday, eventually I was doing it so fast I can get through the financial times and other financial sources within a few hours at an amazing pace. The portfolio's I created were breath taking.

[@DCoWorld]

@thevindictive6145 Sure, bro exactly my point, check it out! So like, listening to audiobooks at 1.75x speed can kick your memory and learning up a notch, thanks to some brain theories and shiz. When you speed up the info, your brain has to work harder to keep up, which can make you better at focusing, paying attention, and remembering stuff. One theory called cognitive load says that processing info faster can actually make your brain dig deeper into the material. It's like your brain's hitting the gym and getting a sick pump, which can help you remember the stuff better. Then, there's this other theory called dual coding, which says that getting info in both word and sound form helps you learn and remember better. So, by speeding up audiobooks, you're hitting your brain with two kinds of info at once, which can make it stick in your memory better. And on top of that, spacing out when you revisit the info can help your memory hang onto it. Speeding up audiobooks means you can go back over the material more often, which might make it stick in your brain better over time. But hey, hold up - it's not all rainbows and unicorns. When it comes to math and other hardcore stuff, speeding it up might not work for everyone. Complex material might be hard to follow at 1.75x speed, but if you already know your stuff, it could help reinforce what you know and make things click faster. So, bottom line, speeding up audiobooks to 1.75x could be the ticket to boosting your memory and learning game, but it's not a one-size-fits-all deal. Gotta know your own brain and the material you're dealing with, ya feel me?

[@ryanlanguita8867]

Craving for self growth made me search for these kinds of topics.

[@kemifm]

Amazing compilation of knowledge. A great book 👌🏽

[@zarimughalrose353]

First and formost i was reading self development books for my personal developments now i am reading book related to boast your brain power cause core leadership skills are reevaluated for the leader of a smart team. this book really taught you core skills such as decision making and delegating, but also soft skills such as delivering good and bad news to team members and how to realise more general aims such as building trust and growing your team. advice on how to look after yourself as a team leader, how to build resilience in tough situations, but also how to develop creativity..........thanks for the sharing the summary of this book ❤

[@juanitamarrero6095]

Thank you!! Excelent information.

[@Ngaslife]

Our pleasure!

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[@user-rj9mb4yk6l]

Please put English subtitles coz some of us we are not Europeans but we can read English well...sid brand from 🇹🇿 Tanzania

[@r.bhanu31]

Im a new subscriber from India Lives in UK now

[@passangLhamu-uw3zp]

Thank u 🙏

[@Ngaslife]

You're welcome 😊

[@yashasviusha]

Thank you

[@Ngaslife]

You're welcome

[@yasmineali5632]

Thanks for such valuable content!

[@Ngaslife]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@redmaxtic]

Thanks

[@Ngaslife]

Thank you!

[@gabtand]

really amazing book! all of them are very good, I know why! Great job and keep going on! I made a habbit to listen daily from these books!

[@Ngaslife]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@romiagua2746]

Minha mente é assim, sempre estou querendo e aprendendo coisas novas. Muito obrigado pelas dicas, que com certeza irei estar sempre usando 👍🌾

[@maxshortscenes6863]

Thank you so much for this I somehow know this advices but this book is actually putting in the spot The idea of consistency is much harder than advice and try to apply it just threw one and forget the other days

[@vivekthakur6009]

@ngaslife plse upload pdf so that we can make notes on it ,that will be very helpul!Thanku though for making these audiobooks and channel! Binging on ur audiobooks❤

[@BijouBakson]

By the sound of this, I should have matched Einstein's excellence! I'm naturally doing everything and more. But this put a focus on some of the activities, and I've picked quite a bit more methods to help with growth. Thank you very much for your work.

[@Ngaslife]

Excellent!

[@theproducersden]

Keep pushing out goals! You got this

[@Ngaslife]

Always!

[@lindokmo7968]

Great book. I've learnt a lot of valuable information. Plz tag me when you upload another audio book especially on the following topics :Self-Discipline & Managing Negative Energy.

[@Ngaslife]

You got it!

[@gratefulderrick]

wowow, this is a great book

[@Invest4Cash-Flow]

I cannot subscribe, but I will always give you like

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Its very good audio book. Its amazing

[@Ngaslife]

I'm glad you like it

[@strictly45s6]

Very informative book. Basics that every individual need to understand, to understand themselves.

[@Ngaslife]

Glad it was helpful!

[@regbebrhaneyonas8668]

It is amazing book !and i like it

[@Ngaslife]

I'm glad you like it

[@Edwindeleon-gi8os]

WORKING OUT GOOD FOR BRAIN

[@Phan-uu4cj]

Very good book. I hope I can listen or read more book!!!

[@Ngaslife]

You should!

[@BBGshop7]

Something biblically significant about that 9120mins then rest.. my first thought was that sounds like 6 days. That thought came without math to me because God rested on the 7th day.. low and behold after the math it's just a little over 6 days. We ARE made in his image AND likeness. It may have been just for me, but it does make sense that we need that rest day!😅 If the creator of the universe BLESSED the rest day then something significant must happen after we take a break from an extended period of work. Glory to God. 🎉

[@todddavidson2545]

If your Reading this I sow Prayer seeds of Mighty Rivers of Blessings, Favor, Faith, Prosperity, Success, Grace, Protection, Love, Joy, Happiness, Peace, Wisdom, Knowledge, Understanding, and Good Health to You and your Kids Kids Forevermore. For with God nothing shall be impossible. Luke 1:37 KJV

[@knowinghimministries4556]

Great! Talk to your imaginary friend, that’ll do something

[@mageninjaballer1449]

amen

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🙏

[@JunoNichols]

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[@Mate03333]

Has that content really helped someone and made significant changes? I'm interested in reading their experiences to verify that it's not just a placebo and to discern between content that truly adds value and content that doesn't. This particular one seems to work, hence the question

[@DBAKSH2107]

Thank you for this book

[@Ngaslife]

You're most welcome!

[@akinemma2499]

Pls make the audio book of psychology of money

[@user-kb5fm2nf9r]

would you please make an audiobook on can t hurt me of david goggins i am having a hard tme finding it

[@Value_Pilgrim]

Lesson 1 : 1:23

[@strongtv_creator]

Words on screen would be awesome

[@edgarjryo7071]

1:00:00

[@iovannii]

1:01:01

[@HallowSeeds]

What is a good book for negotating difficult conditions

[@yosivin1]

| 1 | Lifelong learning and unquenchable curiosity | | 2 | Daily brain exercises for intelligence improvement | | 3 | Consistent reading for long-lasting operational intelligence | | 4 | Quality sleep for optimal brain function | | 5 | Playing musical instruments for cognitive enhancement | | 6 | Regular exercise for improved mental abilities | | 7 | Vibrant and lively training environments for sensory experience | | 8 | Structured work and rest cycles for enhanced productivity | | 9 | Emotional well-being and intentional stress management |

[@drcaglarsakin]

It will be better if there is the transcript. Or voice over text

[@Edwindeleon-gi8os]

COFEE GOOD FOR COGNITIVE

[@karshamik708]

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[@user-wr2yd6hl8p]

Please post books of divers and wide topics like these rather than just manifestation or law of attraction type.

[@Ngaslife]

Sure, will share more.

[@erdls998]

No paper copy I can buy ???

[@zecalimazeca]

01:12:37

[@arisan4567]

There should be a law about ads harassment!

[@denmarkmores5679]

50:00

[@LAZY_PHILOMATH]

you still have to sift between the shite and shinola, another important discernment. good reminder

[@princiseta]

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[@baby4953]

58:54

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5:29

[@JavierBonillaC]

Try to read or listen to books that are not very repetitive.

[@deepthyraj991]

I prefer not to listen to the one add that keeps popping up in between starts with “”you are doing the manifestation wrong” I humbly request you to go to different channels.

[@minterproperties7146]

This book is recommending the opposite when it comes to increasing brain function and growth. Reading the actual book is a better option.

[@joannapera9453]

i hope someone would give me a book

[@mradjamesable]

Nothing new here and been said already in 100's of other books. 1 - Continuous Learning and Curiosity: Emphasizes the importance of lifelong learning and curiosity for cognitive growth, suggesting that engaging in daily learning habits and exploring new hobbies can significantly enhance intelligence and overall quality of life. 2 - Mental and Physical Exercise: Highlights the necessity of daily mental exercises and physical activity to improve brain function, including memory, concentration, and decision-making skills. It suggests that a combination of varied mental challenges and regular physical exercise can boost cognitive abilities and brain health. 3 - Quality Sleep: Stresses the critical role of quality sleep in cognitive function, explaining how proper rest helps in memory, judgment, recall, focus, and situational awareness by allowing the brain to regenerate and process information efficiently. 4 - Nutrition and Diet: Discusses the impact of a balanced diet and the avoidance of unhealthy foods on cognitive performance. It points out that whole foods rich in nutrients can improve memory, focus, and processing speed, while unhealthy dietary choices can negatively affect brain health. 5 - Emotional Well-being and Stress Management: Underlines the significance of emotional well-being and effective stress management for cognitive resilience. It suggests that practices focusing on gratitude, laughter, and purpose can enhance attention control, working memory, and processing speed, advocating for a balanced approach to work and stress reduction.

[@thishayinetshiozwi1938]

not a lot of things are new in this world its like that intelligent people are aware of this facts they look for that distinctive thing n it needs attention to distinguish the difference

[@111qp2]

Why be NEGATIVE!! Just move on if it’s info that you already know!! This information will benefit many!!

[@mradjamesable]

@111qp2 It's not negative. Its factual which is why I have summarised the content.😁

[@AlexandreSantos-qr9fi]

Do you have pdf?

[@Ngaslife]

Hi yes, link in the description.

[@E-Flavor24]

How can I get a hard copy of this book???

[@Ngaslife]

You can buy the ebook in kofi (link in description) and print it.

[@Tourimatsa]

What about mindfulness?

[@KarenLaMontagne-wv1ch]

Mindfulness is mentioned briefly in the first half of the book. I remember it because I have in the past used mindfulness to create lucid dreaming. They discussed the method briefly though they didn't relate it to lucid dreaming.

[@THENATWARLALSHOW]

Hii does you channel git monitized? Please reply

[@user-lk4nt7yg7p]

Wow what is this?

[@Edwindeleon-gi8os]

UNSATIABLE DESIRE TO LEARN SECRET TO SUCCESS

[@ajinyvs9281]

The more you learn, the more you earn.

[@jameskeating4719]

Makes sense but it’s not very common - hence intelligent begets lonely n introverted yet not boring only boring folks get bored alone

[@umidjonabdurahimov9239]

Bro didn’t forget to buy the comments😂😂😂

[@Lmaxk007]

What year is this please?!

[@Ngaslife]

2024.

[@Lmaxk007]

@@Ngaslife very cool. But rare?! Thank you .

[@Ngaslife]

Rare means the book only available in this channel.@@Lmaxk007

[@jerryguillen3000]

👊🏾❤️👊🏾🤝🏾🕊️🙏🙏🏽

[@pranavkardak2192]

Its like Berlin from Money Heist is Dictating...

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[@cbwilson2398]

You would have a little more validity if you knew how to spell "every day." "Everyday" is an adjective, as in he wears his everyday shoes during the week and his special shoes on Sunday.

[@mageninjaballer1449]

dude, he didn’t make the book. He just reads it.

[@hugosobreira5449]

Sorry, but in my knowledge, i can say, that in the first 20mins (i didn't listen the rest), you are repeating yourself in various ways. The first 5mins is enough🤷‍♂️...

[@motorcyclelad]

I know… Jesus christ. Twenty minutes of the exact thought repeated in fifty ways. I got it the first time, no need for the other 49 reiterations.

[@111qp2]

Just don’t listen! You do have a choice!! Why be negative!!!

[@fendforguru]

Reassurance is the best thing

[@Besotted85]

Wait? I thought Jordan B. Peterson already said this is a Lie. You cant increase you're IQ.😅😅😅

[@mageninjaballer1449]

He lied.

[@quantum-link6379]

Jordan is correct and you misunderstood this book. This book is simply telling you that reading will help prevent IQ decline which by the way Jordan said that you can't increase your IQ but you can decrease it by having bad habits. Don't believe me? ok then, keep reading everyday and tell us when you increased your IQ to 160

[@mageninjaballer1449]

@@quantum-link6379 you can work out the brain to gain iq but reading prevents iq decline, half correct and half wrong

[@user-ly6mi7rv7s]

He’s a plant just laid to lie to the masses , they don’t want us to know the truth

[@sergiod.cabral4462]

He just keep repeating himself over and over...not very smart

[@washingtonconsultants1041]

Step one stop being MAGA

[@manjunathams8865]

2nd chapter: Exercise brain daily an utter bullshit one! he keeps saying again and again with different words and sentences

[@BecominganEntrepreneur]

This is extremely repetitive. It’s one point hammered over and over for an hour and a half.

[@don.b.averag]

Wish a person was actually reading this instead of a clunky asa robot that pauses awkwardly and mispronounces tf out of various words.

[@zecalimazeca]

50:00

[@benjamighty]

53:16

[@shaimaelrefaei]

‏‪34:35‬‏

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