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Reviews and Recommendations
We've comprehensively compiled reviews of The Art of Learning from the world's leading experts.
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Chris Oliver The Art of Learning as well is phenomenal. You're always learning new things in programming and startups so being good at learning is a crucial skill to have. (Source)
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Joan Boixados Recover soon from your mistakes. (Source)
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Erik Rostad For career books, I'll focus on more overarching themes. You can get books on particular skills you need for a given job, but these books will help having the right mindset for a career and how work should fit into the greater story of your life. For learning new skills: The Art of Learning by Josh Waitzkin. (Source)
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Bryan Callen I probably have recommended The Art of Learning and The 4-Hour Body, I'm not kidding, more than any other books. (Source)
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Dave Elitch I tell everyone I teach to get [this book]. (Source)
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Ed Latimore [I recommend this book] for your mind. (Source)
Rankings by Category
The Art of Learning is ranked in the following categories:
- #23 in Chess
- #51 in Exercise
- #51 in Focus
- #13 in Learning
- #59 in Martial Arts
- #91 in Mindset
- #57 in Process
- #91 in Productivity
- #31 in Sports Biography