Module 13: Learning to Learn

Brian Tracy argues that intelligence is not a fixed IQ score but a muscle, built rep by rep, and that most of us barely flex it. From Georgi Lozanov's language experiments in 1960s Bulgaria, where students learned French under dimmed lights and soft music, to Goethe writing Faust in his eighties and Albert Schweitzer working full days at ninety-one, this session traces how minds grow. Accelerated learning, the alpha-theta band and spaced repetition turn that claim into a daily method.

You'll learn:

- The alpha-theta state where Lozanov's students learned fastest

- The twenty-five-minute block that multiplies beginnings and endings

- The review schedule that beats one long cram session