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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Some Academic Competitions are Better than Others
He’s looking at his watch this time. I still have no idea what those equations mean. I also think the kid on the left might be eating the chalk
Before I started this series on competition I wrote two posts on “curation”:
- How to decide...
Everest Era Competition Series Index
Beginning in January 2026 I wrote a series of posts on why academic competitions are good. This is an index of those posts:
#1: Competition is Good
#2: Learning styles and test anxiety are myths
#3: Peer Effects are powerful motivators...
Why Academic Competition >> Athletic Competition
This is Part Six in my series on competition.
Part 1 was “Why Competition is Good”
Part 2 was “Competition myths: Learning Styles and Test Anxiety”
Part 3 was “Peer Effects”
Part 4 was “Anti-Cooperation Effects of Competition”
Post 5 w...
How Competitions Leak Secrets
This is Part Five in my series on competition.
Part 1 was “Why Competition is Good”
Part 2 was “Competition myths: Learning Styles and Test Anxiety”
Part 3 was “Peer Effects”
Part 4 was “Anti-Cooperation Effects of Competition”
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The Downside of Competition: Trade Secrets and Anti-Cooperation
This is Part Four in my series on competition.
Part 1 was “Why Competition is Good”
Part 2 was “Competition myths: Learning Styles and Test Anxiety”
Part 3 was “Peer Effects”
Part Four was meant to be about Sports vs Academic competitio...
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Edward is a Senior Advisor at Warburg Pincus, helping companies get bigger. MarketingBS started Apr 2019. Everest Era started Sep 2023. Someday they will merge. From time to time he performs stand-up & runs marathons.
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