On the occasion of an all-time-great's retirement, Tom recalls a time when everyone thought Peyton Manning "couldn't win the big game"...and the day he proved everyone wrong.

Steve talks about an AP Calculus class in Los Angeles whose teacher has them treating calculus like a game...with stunning (but, as far as we're concerned, not surprising!) results.

Steve on the importance of giving yourself enough time to properly train yourself to be excellent at standardized tests (continued).

"When you honor your potential, you recognize that your past performance in any area does not limit you."

Steve on the importance of giving yourself enough time to properly train yourself to be excellent at standardized tests.

Tom engages in a little hero-worship of outgoing New York Giants coach Tom Coughlin, and talks about the one thing we can do to help us succeed when the stakes are at their highest.

Steve discusses lessons about learning that every student can benefit from in Josh Waitzkin's book The Art of Learning.

Steve talks about how sometimes, simply practicing twice as hard isn't the answer. He knows from experience.

A star quarterback whose career was ended by a gruesome leg injury calls it a blessing. We try to figure out what the heck he means by that.

Steve talks about Sara Blakely, founder of Spanx, and how she responded to her early struggles to get her company off the ground.