Best of Something You Should Know 2017 - Vol 1
As 2017 draws to a close, this is the first of two, year-end episodes that look back at some of the most fascinating people and topics of the year. Below are the links to the original episodes from which these excerpts are taken so you can listen to the complete interviews if you wish.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Topics and Links in this Episode
How to Think Smarter with Dr. Art Markman. Podcast Episode 46. http://www.somethingyoushouldknow.net/046-how-to-think-smarter-and-better-documents-you-should-shred-you-never-knew/
The Power of Magical Thinking with Matthew Hutson Podcast Episode 51. http://www.somethingyoushouldknow.net/051-what-your-dog-is-really-thinking-why-superstitions-actually-work/
How Social Media Does & Doesn’t Work with Ed Keller. Podcast Episode 65.
How to Daydream, Distract and Doodle Your Way to Success with Srini Pollay, M.D. Podcast Episode 66
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