Build For Tomorrow

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For decades, people have been told they have a certain “learning style.” Maybe you think you’re a visual learner, for example, or a reading/writing learner. But new research is upending all that. Here’s what we got wrong — and how we can become truly better learners.The “Build For Tomorrow” book is here! Grab your copy at www.jasonfeifer.com/bookGet in touch!Newsletter: onethingbetter.emailWebsite: jasonfeifer.comInstagram: @heyfeiferTwitter: @heyfeifer Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In 1923, a famous scientist predicted how work would change in 2023. Now, 100 years later, we can confirm: He was shockingly right… and yet totally wrong. What happened? The answers can tell you a lot about what’s coming in the next 100 years, and how technology will (and maybe won’t) change work forever.The “Build For Tomorrow” book is almost here! Grab your copy at www.jasonfeifer.com/bookGet in touch!Newsletter: jasonfeifer.bulletin.comWebsite: jasonfeifer.comInstagram: @heyfeiferTwitter: @heyfeifermfmpod.comNth Venture Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Everyone’s freaking out! How can that be put to good use? In this episode, we discuss the unexpected benefits of the bubonic plague, what the four-day workweek tells us about the future of work, how world-changing technologies become adopted, why business failures lead to success, how to use crises to change the status quo, and more.This episode originally aired on The Jordan Harbinger Show, as he interviewed me, Build For Tomorrow host Jason Feifer.The “Build For Tomorrow” book is almost here! Grab your copy at www.jasonfeifer.com/bookGet in touch!Newsletter: jasonfeifer.bulletin.comWebsite: jasonfeifer.comInstagram: @heyfeiferTwitter: @heyfeifermfmpod.comLadderlife.com/buildfortomorrowJordanharbinger.com/subscribeJenniKayne.com/homeNth Venture Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Have you ever messed up — or just thought you messed up! — and then obsessed over what you could have done better? This episode is about what’s happening in your brain, why you’re doing it, and how to finally let it go.The “Build For Tomorrow” book is almost here! Grab your copy at www.jasonfeifer.com/bookGet in touch!Newsletter: jasonfeifer.bulletin.comWebsite: jasonfeifer.comInstagram: @heyfeiferTwitter: @heyfeifermfmpod.comIndeed.com/ARCHIVEJordanharbinger.com/subscribeJenniKayne.com/home Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

You can find opportunity in the hardest situations. But how?To answer that out, we take lessons from one of the most fascinating changes in cultural history -- when the record player was invented. Many people loved it, but musicians hated it. They tried to stop it. But their anti-recorded-music campaign did not go as planned.This is a story about what it takes -- for us all! -- to let go of the past and embrace the future.The “Build For Tomorrow” book is almost here! Grab your copy at www.jasonfeifer.com/bookGet in touch!Newsletter: jasonfeifer.bulletin.comWebsite: jasonfeifer.comInstagram: @heyfeiferTwitter: @heyfeifermfmpod.comIndeed.com/ARCHIVEJordanharbinger.com/subscribeJenniKayne.com/home Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Want to fix the problem with work today? It starts by understanding the common phrase “nobody wants to work anymore” — including what’s right about it, what’s wrong about it, and why critics have been using these exact same words for more than a century.The “Build For Tomorrow” book is almost here! Grab your copy at www.jasonfeifer.com/bookGet in touch!Newsletter: jasonfeifer.bulletin.comWebsite: jasonfeifer.comInstagram: @heyfeiferTwitter: @heyfeifermfmpod.comIndeed.com/ARCHIVEJordanharbinger.com/subscribe Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Barbie sales were plummeting. A new leader had a vision: The doll needed to be “a reflection of our times.” But how do you make something more modern? In this episode, we learn how Barbie took some big risks — and then take a trip through toy history, to discover just how much our toys say about ourselves.The “Build For Tomorrow” book is almost here! Grab your copy at www.jasonfeifer.com/bookGet in touch!Newsletter: jasonfeifer.bulletin.comWebsite: jasonfeifer.comInstagram: @heyfeiferTwitter: @heyfeifermfmpod.comIndeed.com/ARCHIVEJordanharbinger.com/subscribe Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The teddy bear: Is it cute and cuddly, or a “horrible monstrosity” that’ll destroy humanity? In 1907, many people feared the worst — that this new toy would ruin young girls’ developing maternal instincts, and lead us to a terrible fate. This is the story of how the teddy bear changed us all… and how we then changed the bear.The “Build For Tomorrow” book is almost here! Grab your copy at www.jasonfeifer.com/bookGet in touch!Newsletter: jasonfeifer.bulletin.comWebsite: jasonfeifer.comInstagram: @heyfeiferTwitter: @heyfeifermfmpod.comIndeed.com/ARCHIVEJordanharbinger.com/subscribe Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Our brains are full of fun facts: the memory span of a goldfish, Marie Antoinette’s famous words, the vomitoriums of Rome, and more. But what if it’s all wrong? In this episode, I debunk more than a dozen common misconceptions and then ask: Why do we remember misinformation so easily? And is there a better way to learn?The “Build For Tomorrow” book is almost here! Grab your copy at www.jasonfeifer.com/bookGet in touch!Newsletter: jasonfeifer.bulletin.comWebsite: jasonfeifer.comInstagram: @heyfeiferTwitter: @heyfeifermfmpod.comIndeed.com/ARCHIVENetSuite.com/BFTRedhat.com/command-line-heroes Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices