The Everest Era
Edward NevraumontMy 9-year old daughter is competing in the National History Bee. Her Instagram is where she shares how she is doing and what she is learning. This substack is for me to write about how I am coaching her and what I am learning in the process
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Learning how to learn -- the TedX talk
We got back from the History Bee Nationals on Tuesday June 27th. Up until that day Everest was 99% focused on being ready for the competition. But on Saturday June 31st she was scheduled to give a TedX talk on her History Bee experience. Be...
Learning to Lose
"Men are raised on high in order that they may fall more heavily"
Quick Nationals Update
I have not posted in a while as most of my “discretionary time” the last few weeks has focused on getting Everest ready for Nationals. We are in Orlando now. Her first rounds yesterday went well. Based on the first half of the preliminary r...
How to learn all of Chinese History
A few weeks ago I wrote “How to learn all the presidents”. It was a good primer on how I have been using memory palaces with my kids. But it was limited in that it focused on just learning the names of all the presidents. Memory Palaces can...
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Edward is a Senior Advisor at Warburg Pincus, helping companies get bigger. MarketingBS started Apr 19 followed by Super Serious a year later. From time to time he performs stand-up & runs marathons. He has yet to figure out if any of this is related
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