419. 68 Ways to Be Better at Life
Freakonomics Radio21 Touko 2020

419. 68 Ways to Be Better at Life

The accidental futurist Kevin Kelly on why enthusiasm beats intelligence, how to really listen, and why the solution to bad technology is more technology.


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