MetaLearn Podcast

The MetaLearn Podcast gives you the knowledge and skills needed to understand yourself and the world around you so you can thrive in the 21st century. Host Nasos Papadopoulos interviews the world's top experts in every field, extracting the principles needed learn faster, think smarter and live better.

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Update frequency: every 8 days
Average duration: 45 minutes
Episodes: 203
Years Active: 2016 - 2025

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ML102: Equations That Changed The World - Kalid Azad on Newton's Universal Law of Gravity

This episode is a special one on equations that changed the world. And what better one to start with than Isaac Newton’s Universal Law of Gravity – an equation that ultimately helped us put a man o…

00:25:01 | Wed 17 Jan 2018

ML101: Tiago Forte on Building a Second Brain, Using Design Thinking to Improve Your Life and How to Prepare for the Future of Work

Tiago Forte helps people and companies improve their productivity and prepare for the future of work using design thinking and technology. He does this through his consultancy and training firm Fort…

00:47:35 | Tue 09 Jan 2018

ML100: What I Learned in 2017: The 3 Qualities of Exceptional Learners, Choosing Great Teachers and Setting Up Accountability Systems

Today’s episode is a special one for several reasons. First, it’s episode 100 of the podcast! This is a big milestone so thank you for supporting the show and I’m looking forward to taking things f…

00:15:29 | Wed 03 Jan 2018

ML99: Nat Eliason on How To Teach Yourself Anything, The Art of Self-Experimentation and Practical Lessons from Building Businesses

Nat Eliason is the founder of Growth Machine, a new content marketing business and the host of the Made You Think and Nat Chat podcasts. In this conversation we discuss: - How to teach yourself anyth…

00:49:04 | Wed 13 Dec 2017

ML98: Ali Almossawi on Using Algorithms to Make Better Decisions, Sidestepping Logical Fallacies and How To Think More Critically

Ali Almossawi is an author of books on critical thinking and computer science and a data visualizer at Apple. In this conversation we discuss: - How to use algorithms to think smarter and make better…

00:48:36 | Tue 05 Dec 2017

ML97: How To Choose What To Learn

Choosing what to learn is no easy task if you’re doing it right. But doing a bit of work up front can save you a lot of trouble in the end. In this episode I discuss: - The major differences between …

00:19:32 | Wed 29 Nov 2017

ML96: Cecily Sommers on the Universal Principles of Mastery, Understanding the 4 Forces Shaping the 21st Century and How To Think Like a Futurist

Cecily Sommers is a futurist and author who speaks, writes, and consults on the forces shaping our future. In this conversation we discuss: - The universal principles behind mastering any skill or fi…

00:48:27 | Wed 22 Nov 2017

ML95: Stephen Kosslyn on Building the Intentional University, Applying the Science of Learning and Reinventing Higher Education for the 21st Century

Stephen Kosslyn is world-renowned cognitive scientist and the Founding Dean of Minerva, an innovative new university. In this conversation we discuss: - How Minerva applies the science of learning to…

00:50:05 | Tue 14 Nov 2017

ML94: Seth Godin on Educating the Leaders of the Future, Secrets of Closing the Sale and How To Do Creative Work That Matters

Seth Godin is one of the world’s best marketers, the author of 18 bestsellers and the founder of the altMBA. In this conversation we discuss: - What Seth has learned from building a successful online…

00:45:36 | Tue 07 Nov 2017

ML93: Oli Barrett on Turning Contacts into Connections, Communicating Effectively and How To Build Relationships That Last

Oli Barrett is an entrepreneur and speaker who makes valuable connections between people and ideas. In this conversation we discuss: - How to turn contacts into connections and build relationships th…

00:49:09 | Tue 31 Oct 2017

ML92: Kyle Pearce on How To Become a DIY Genius, Getting into Flow and Learning from Other Cultures

Kyle Pearce is the Founder of DIY Genius – a self-education platform that helps people learn faster online. In this episode we discuss: - How Kyle learns best and the skills needed to thrive in the 2…

00:45:12 | Tue 24 Oct 2017

ML91: Jonathan Levi on Speed Reading and Memorisation Strategies, Experimenting with Nootropics and How to Produce Great Online Courses

Jonathan Levi, an entrepreneur, angel investor, and online educator who hails from Silicon Valley. Since 2014, Jonathan has been one of the top-performing instructors on Udemy, including a flagship …

00:44:23 | Wed 18 Oct 2017

ML90: Noah Kagan on Learning with Beginner's Mind, Lessons from Building An 8-Figure Business and The Key to Marketing that Makes People Listen

Noah Kagan is the founder of AppSumo and Sumo.com, two multi million dollar companies that help businesses grow. In this conversation we discuss: - How Noah learns best and his experience learning a …

00:40:48 | Fri 13 Oct 2017

ML89: Alex Pattakos on How To Find Meaning in Learning, Lessons from Psychiatrist Viktor Frankl and The Wisdom of the Greeks

Dr. Alex Pattakos is a bestselling author and the founder of the Global Meaning Institute. In this conversation we discuss: - The importance of finding meaning in learning and how to do it - The less…

00:46:37 | Tue 03 Oct 2017

ML88: Matt Clifford on The Habits of Successful Founders, Dispelling Startup Myths and Building the Companies of the Future

Matt Clifford is the co-founder of Entrepreneur First, the world's leading technology talent investor. In this episode we discuss: - The qualities aspiring entrepreneurs should be looking to cultivat…

00:47:27 | Tue 26 Sep 2017

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