🧠Think: Why some people are impossibly talented BBC, 10m

The fields that Albert Einstein, Leonardo Da Vinci, Heddy Lamarr and Johann Goethe worked in all benefited from their intentionally broad interests. Polymathy is essential to combat our most pressing challenges today. This article explains how to develop your inner polymath.

More on multi-disciplinary thinking:

The multi-disciplinary approach to thinking, Peter Kaufman Lattice Work Investing (20m)
Using multi-disciplinary thinking to approach problems in a complex world, Farnam Street (6m)

❤️Feel: I learned to play piano without a piano The Guardian 3m

According to Scientific America, the most successful people are the luckiest…which just makes me love an underdog story even more. In I learned to play piano without a piano, Andrew Garrido makes his own luck.

🚶🏽‍♀️Do: find a mentor

When the student is ready, the teacher will appear. The thought hung in my brain for a moment after hanging up from my first meditation session with Richard Kaplowitz, a 77 year old spiritual guide based in Medford, OR. If you’re interested in deepening your meditation practice, join an upcoming group session for free. Saturday, 12/7 5P ET add to gcal

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