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Currently reading about the values of outside experiences, Vincent van Gogh, and a “match quality” study.
I seems the adage “jack of all trades, master of none” is wrong. Having a varied background helps people, instead of having a narrow specialization from an early age
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I seems the adage “jack of all trades, master of none” is wrong. Having a varied background helps people, instead of having a narrow specialization from an early age
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Gage Owens
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Love it so far. Im in the learning section where I’ve realized Ive been studying/self-teaching all wrong. Spacing, interleaving, and testing are just some aspects I now hope to apply in my life and in homeschooling my kids
— Nov 07, 2026 04:14PM
Gage Owens
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Quotes I like in the book:
- Repetition, it turns out, was less important than struggle. (This is with regard to efficacy of learning/memory)
— Oct 31, 2026 02:29AM
- Repetition, it turns out, was less important than struggle. (This is with regard to efficacy of learning/memory)