Digital Dementia, Biohacking, and Why Your Brain Is Your Biggest Wealth Asset | Jim Kwik
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Digital Dementia, Biohacking, and Why Your Brain Is Your Biggest Wealth Asset | Jim Kwik

B1IntermediateSeptember 7, 202648 min

Jim Kwik has coached Fortune 500 companies, Oprah, Will Smith, and Richard Branson on how to think faster and remember more. Today, he joins Nicole to explain why your brain, not your bank account, is your greatest wealth building asset. Jim breaks down what he calls "digital dementia," the MIT study showing what AI is doing to our memory and critical thinking, and why he believes AI will not replace humans so much as reveal them. He also gets into the emotional side of wealth: why purpose beats motivation, how tiny "micro-commitments" trigger the dopamine that actually creates momentum, and...

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Memory Labs is iterative business. I was in Miami, speaker of the event, and somebody came to me in the hallway, and he's like, I wish I'd met you like weeks earlier.

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He lost a $50 million deal. $50 million, because he called this client the wrong name twice. Jim Quigg is the brain performance coach

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who has worked with Fortune 500 companies and people like Oprah, Will Smith, Richard Branson, and more. So today, Jim tells us what we should all be doing

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