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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Peer Effects on Motivation, and Why Competition is Not the Only Answer to Expertise
My family has just re-located from Texas to Spain to participate in a 3-month cohort with “Boundless Life”. The kids are participating in the education program here, but stepping out of class for 2-hours per day to do their Alpha TIMEBACK (...
Competition, Learning Styles and Test Anxiety
In Part 1 in this series I discussed why competition is good and how it provides motivation, curation and feedback. I also responded to the most prominent critic of competition. This essay takes on the more challenging critique: “Competitio...
Competition is Good
Happy New Year! This is essay #1 on (at least) a four part series on competition.
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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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