Books Mentioned On DOAC By Jim Kwik:

Jim Kwik

Jim, the boy with a broken brain can go from that poor memory low potential self-doubt to being a memory expert and becoming Limitless.

David Snowdon

There's a study done on these nuns, a longevity study called 'Aging with Grace'—great title. They're living 80, 90 and above, and they wanted to find out what was the cause of their longevity.

Howard Gardner

In there we have multiple intelligence theory, a study and research out of Harvard University by Howard Gardner says that there's not, in the U.S., in a lot of westernized societies, they tend to emphasize two kinds of intelligences, verbal linguistic and mathematical.

Edward de Bono

We teach in 'Limitless' is Six Thinking Hats; it's created by Edward de Bono, and it's this idea that if you are facing a decision or difficulty or a dilemma in your life, one of the reasons why we can't always think our way out of something is because we see something from a set point of view.

Thomas S. Kuhn

... there's a book called the structure of Scientific Revolution... the essence of it is a lot of innovation and progress...

Steven Bartlett

I've been thinking a lot about this in the book that I've been writing coming out soon called The Diary of a CEO: The 33 Laws for Business and Life. In chapter one, I was playing around with this idea of knowledge and skills and the relationship they have between them.

Dr. Rudolph Tanzi, Deepak Chopra

We're blessed that the book was heavily endorsed by the Cleveland Clinic Center for brain health, the founding director there, one of the top Alzheimer's researchers at Harvard, Dr. Rudy Tanzi.

Dr. Daniel Amen

People like Dr. Mark Hyman, Dr. Daniel Amen—you know, sugar, alcohol, marijuana—certain things like alcohol could—some people say they use it to help them sleep, but there's a difference between getting knocked out and actually getting good deep sleep.

Dr. Mark Hyman

People like Dr. Mark Hyman, Dr. Daniel Amen—you know, sugar, alcohol, marijuana—certain things like alcohol could—some people say they use it to help them sleep, but there's a difference between getting knocked out and actually getting good deep sleep.

Francesco Cirillo

I mean, there's all these techniques—there's one, what's it, the Pomodoro Technique—and there's all these different techniques, but what have you found to be most effective?