The New Science of Building Brain Power. How can you make yourself smarter? Do you simply read more books? Learn a new language? Pick up a new instrument? Improving your intelligence has long been thought of as bogus among the scientific community. In other words, you are stuck with what you’re born with. This idea, however, is changing. Psychologists have long been trying to prove how various brain-training techniques can improve your intelligence. Unfortunately, measuring intelligence is a tricky business. But author Dan Hurley has done the research and is here to provide you with the many techniques proven to make you smarter. As you read, you’ll learn why improving intelligence is such a controversial topic, which type of physical exercise will make you smarter, and how playing games can boost your memory and attention. Do you want more free audiobook summaries like this? Download our app for free at QuickRead.com/App and get access to hundreds of free book and audiobook summaries. DISCLAIMER: This book summary is meant as a preview and not a replacement for the original book. If you like this summary please consider purchasing the original book to get the full experience as the original author intended to. If you are the original author of any book on QuickRead and would like us to remove it, please contact us at hello@quickread.com

In this podcast, the hosts discuss how the Celtics managed to win despite poor shooting, early predictions for Finals MVP, and the potential of Dan Hurley becoming the Lakers' next head coach. They also touch on defensive tactics, player dominance, and the unique traditions at Celtics games. The episode ends with banter about live show plans and Cadillac rentals.

UConn head coach Dan Hurley joins the show to discuss his decision to stay with the Huskies instead of joining the Lakers. Colin criticizes Luka Doncic as the Celtics dominate the NBA Finals. The episode also covers team strategies, coaching success, comparisons between sports teams, and discussions on sexual health and construction services.

UConn men’s head basketball coach Dan Hurley joins JJ and Tommy to discuss winning back-to-back NCAA national championships, coaching influences, his basketball family legacy, intangible recruit characteristics, UConn offense inspiration, and more. Analysis on Lakers vs. Nuggets matchup and the importance of role players in playoffs. Insights on coaching evolution, strategic formations, college decisions, and shaping young players. Plus, recruitment impact and podcast recommendations.

Leadership insights from a diverse range of guests including CEOs, coaches, and military leaders. Topics cover learning from failures, leadership in sports, nurturing a culture of continual learning, discovering key customer segments, and reflecting on memories and positivity.

Dan Hurley, a two-time national championship coach, shares insights on achieving greatness in college basketball. He discusses building a winning culture and the importance of crafting a unique coaching philosophy influenced by personal experiences. Hurley emphasizes the power of honest leadership and navigating tough conversations, balancing praise with constructive feedback. He also delves into setting actionable goals, resilience in sports, and the vital role of routine and continuous learning in mastering leadership.

Dan Hurley, head coach of UConn, discusses the Celtics' Game 1 victory, the impact of the Lakers' head coaching search on him, and potential international draft prospects' injuries.

Former NBA and NFL players, along with college basketball coaches, share their best college recruiting stories. Topics include turning down offers, making tough decisions, unique recruitment experiences, and the evolving norms in college sports recruiting. They also discuss sports culture, group chat communication challenges, and player versatility in different sports.

UConn head coach Dan Hurley discusses draft prospects and Lakers job interest. NBA draft analyst Sam Vecenie previews lottery picks and talks about Bronny James. Life advice segment with Ceruti and Kyle on hitting on girls at the gym.

UConn men's basketball coach Dan Hurley discusses using media leverage in contract negotiations, turning down a Lakers offer. The podcast explores his strategic media tactics, dynamics of sports reporting, and the implications of insider connections in sports media.