1105 Get Better at Anything with Scott Young 

In a captivating follow-up to our previous conversation, Scott Young joins me again on the podcast to delve into his new book, "Get Better at Anything: 12 Maxims for Mastery." Scott, a Wall Street Journal bestselling author known for "Ultralearning," continues to inspire with his innovative approach to self-improvement and learning. In this episode, we explore the core principles of learning and improving at any skill you desire. Scott shares engaging stories and introduces a framework built on three key elements: see, do, and feedback. This method is not just theoretical; it's a practical guide that anyone can apply to accelerate their learning and achieve mastery in their chosen fields.

Scott H. Young's journey as an author, computer programmer, and podcast host has been marked by his relentless pursuit of knowledge and understanding. Since 2006, he has been writing weekly essays that encourage readers to learn and think more effectively. His insights are backed by rigorous research and personal experiments, including his famous 'MIT Challenge' where he learned MIT's 4-year computer science curriculum in just one year. Living in Vancouver, Canada, Scott continues to impact lives globally, making complex ideas accessible and actionable.

The Hidden Why 

1105 Get Better at Anything with Scott Young

"Procrastination is one of the most common and deadliest of diseases and its toll on success and happiness is heavy." Wayne Gretzky

Do you procrastinate? I do. To be honest I think we all do from time to time. However, as I have learnt there are ways we can avoid procrastination.

I've titled this episode & Rules To Avoid Procrastination, however, I don't think they are "rules" as such, just techniques I've used and reflected on to help me avoid moments of procrastination in my own life. I hope there's some value within. Enjoy! 

Inspired by a recent article I wrote - 7 Rules To Guide You Through Procrastination.

I've also written another article that you may enjoy - Procrastination: Is Procrastination The Thief Of Time?

The Hidden Why

535 Leigh Martinuzzi - 7 Rules To Avoid Procrastination

Drugs

Song was dedicated to the Lead singer's parents. 


(Verse 1)
I used to think of someone else
And never thought of you in there
How I was off and putting you away

And now I'm dragging my little own will
Towards your precious softly self
I'll be reliable in your will

(Pre-chorus)
And if you're thinking of losing me 
In pain, I would try to go back and settle my credibility
I never wanna compare you with them 
because there is no reason when I am overwhelmed


(Chorus)
Ohhhh!
I'm standing here in front of you
And thinking of
 ways on what to do
So Forgive me!

Ohhhh!
But can't you see I'm begging here
So please let me go back to where I belong!

Verse 2:
I had recovered my ill from the combustion of disease
I had changed a little bit

But when temptation came to me I had a hard time to forget
So please come back to me again and I never thought that it would come this way again and again

(Pre-chorus)
(Chorus)
(Melody)
(Chorus)

05 - unfaithful forgiveness

Hello Gang, here is my short bio. I am passionate about life and try only do things that have purpose- this hasn't always be the case. This is why The Hidden Why exists. It has been created out of inspiration and as I take my own journey into personal transformation I want to share all that I learn with my audience. I hope you can tune in and have a listen to some of my solo shows and episodes in which I interview inspiring guests. 
Peace, passion and purpose. 

1105 Get Better at Anything with Scott Young

Leigh Martinuzzi

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