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Most people don’t realize the habit that most reliably separates people who continue to grow intellectually after age 50 from those who stagnate—and it has nothing to do with books, podcasts, or crossword puzzles.
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Behavioral scientists have found that people who grow up without a lot of money but read voraciously develop a special type of intelligence that people who grow up with every advantage rarely have.
Growing up, I watched kids from wealthy families take lessons in everything…
Behavioral scientists have found that people who were voracious readers as children but struggled in formal school settings didn’t underperform—they were operating at a learning rate the institution wasn’t designed to accommodate.
Remember that kid who would rather read under a tree than play…
Psychology says that people who are deeply concerned with intellectual conformity—people who don’t seem to agree with everyone around them—are not difficult: they exhibit one of the rarest cognitive traits in existence.
I’ve been in too many meetings where everyone nodded at an idea…
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