Jumia Books Limitless By Jim Kwik, Purple, Business And Economics

Learning isn’t easy. From the time you’re a child you’re told to sit down, be quiet, and do what the adults tell you. It gets even worse when you have to deal with the social pressures of school, especially if you get bullied. 

This was the case for Jim Kwik, whose traumatic brain injury gave him a learning disability that made classwork incredibly difficult for him. His classmates bullied him and even a teacher once called him “the boy with the broken brain.”

Kwik’s assumption that he always had to work hard to learn kept him back. It remained this way until he realized that he needed to work smarter to accelerate his mental capacities. 

He began trying all kinds of mental hacks to improve his abilities to focus, remember, and retain information. It all worked, and he became a genius.