“After learning something, you should ideally refresh your memory of it at the following intervals: one, ten, thirty and sixty days afterwards.” — Mikael Krogerus Copy Share Image
“The greatest danger for most of us is not that our aim is too high and we miss it, but that it is too… — Mikael Krogerus Copy Share Image
“THE CHASM – THE DIFFUSION MODEL WHY EVERYBODY HAS AN IPOD Why is it that some ideas – including stupid ones – take hold… — Mikael Krogerus Copy Share Image
“WHAT MAKES YOU HAPPY? Over two thousand years ago, Aristotle came to the unsurprising conclusion that what a person wants above all is to… — Mikael Krogerus Copy Share Image
“She contradicted the Freudians and development psychologists by suggesting that we modify our behaviour depending on the environment we are in. Her conclusion: children… — Mikael Krogerus Copy Share Image
“THE SUPERMEMO MODEL HOW TO REMEMBER EVERYTHING YOU HAVE EVER LEARNED Long-term memory has two components: retrievability and stability. Retrievability determines how easily we… — Mikael Krogerus Copy Share Image
“The most dangerous words in investing are ‘this time it’s different’. Sir John Templeton” — Mikael Krogerus Copy Share Image
“The poor wish to be rich, the rich wish to be happy, the single wish to be married, and the married wish to be… — Mikael Krogerus Copy Share Image
“After learning something, you should ideally refresh your memory of it at the following intervals: one, ten, thirty and sixty days afterwards.” — Mikael Krogerus Copy Share Image
