The Only Skill That Matters

Author: Jonathan A. Levi

Publisher: Lioncrest Publishing

Release Date: August 27, 2019

Rating: 4 Stars

Reviewer: Jessica Higgins

Learn the attributes to speed reading and retaining information.

 Jonathan Levi is known for the program SuperLearners, which is geared toward expanding memory and increasing reading speed.  The program has been very successful and isn’t focused on a specific subject, such as business, but is tailored toward the specific goal of the learner.  This could be learning a musical instrument, a new language, or even mathematics.  In Levi’s newest book, he describes the steps in the program to master this skill and explains the importance of each step.

 I’ve heard of the SuperLearners program but haven’t actually tried it out.  Reading this book gave the an inside look at the program and a shortened version of how to be successful.  I liked that Levi gave personal stories about why he was not initially successful with different personal endeavors and what he did differently to learn better.  There were several other personal stories of participants that include links to watch interviews.  The flow of the book was smooth, and paragraphs were broken up physically so that readers checking this out wouldn’t be intimated with less white space.  I like that he gives examples and references throughout so that readers can easily return to a section that they feel may need more attention.

 I received a complimentary copy of this title from the publisher.  The views and opinions expressed within are my own.