The Annie Leibovitz Teaches Photography MasterClass was a bit of a mixed bag. Don’t get me wrong. I enjoyed this masterclass and I love Annie Leibovitz’s body of work but I cannot say with any certainty whether I think you will enjoy it or not. Each video module on the MasterClass platform has a comment section for students […]
5 Top Habits for Writers in 2020
People love talking about habits. They love reading about habits. And writers can be some of the worst offenders (hey, we’re dreamers, give us a break). We get so bogged down in the details – this habit, that habit, how to stack habits, how link habits, blah, blah, blah – that we often don’t even […]
How To Study For 10+ Hours A Day Without Getting Depressed
This article was originally published on Quora (my first post ever) and ended up being the most widely read thing I’ve ever written with over 1 million views and a ton of comments across multiple platforms. I dashed the article off in about 5 minutes in 2015. Then I promptly forgot about it for an […]
Gordon Ramsay Teaches Cooking MasterClass Review (Part 1)
The Gordon Ramsay Teaches Cooking MasterClass might just be my favourite MasterClass so far (and I’ve taken a lot of them). The Gordon Ramsay MasterClass is certainly one of the most enjoyable (going head-to-head with Werner Herzog and James Patterson for enjoyability). It’s also definitely a masterclass stuffed with practical advice beautifully suited to both complete beginner […]
How To Read A Book… A Day?! (What I Think Of Tai Lopez’s Reading Routine)
A few people have asked me what I think of Tai Lopez’s reading routine and his whole ‘read a book a day’ thing. Mixed thoughts. Tai Lopez certainly has some good advice when it comes to reading but it’s built on a false premise. Tai Lopez doesn’t read a book a day. At least not […]
My Favourite Supplements of the Year (2017 Supplement Round-Up)
I’m a bit of a supplement junky. Each year I like to experiment with a handful of different supplements and evaluate how they effect different areas of my mental and physical performance. I’m not a doctor and I’m definitely not advising you to take any of these supplements but here’s a list of what worked […]
Dr. Jane Goodall Teaches Conservation MasterClass Review
Following the Dr. Jane Goodall Teaches Conservation MasterClass was a thoroughly inspirational way to end this year and begin the new year. I took this masterclass as part of the All Access Pass, which lets you have access to every single one of MasterClass’ illustrious instructors from Shonda Rhimes to Helen Mirren, but I would have easily paid […]
8 Books That Will Deepen Your Love and Understanding of Shakespeare
It’s #ShakespeareSunday, which means quotes from the Bard abound on Twitter. But what if you want to take your appreciation further than a quick soundbite from Hamlet and a pedestrian meme trotted out to take advantage of a trending hashtag? Shakespeare is notoriously difficult to get into but once you’ve got a foothold on Shakespeare the […]
How I Used The Memory Palace To Write My Exam Essays At Oxford
Many years after my final exams at Oxford, I can still remember the essays I wrote. And my memory is not naturally good. In fact, naturally, it sucks. But I still remember the essays I wrote on everything from mythology in Shakespeare’s romances to satiric court poetry of the restoration era… How? Because I structured my […]
Sounds To Aid Concentration (What I Listen To When Studying & Writing)
If only there was some brain enhancing music that you can just switch on whenever you’re feeling demotivated. We all know the feeling – when you’re feeling deflated and you wish there was something external to pump you up. We may not be there yet with audible brainwashing (and that’s probably a good thing) but […]
- « Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 38
- 39
- 40
- 41
- 42
- …
- 53
- Next Page »









