"Being smart means much more than any of the things that we normally associate with intelligence. Being smart ultimately means knowing how to use your mind!"
Steve talks about what it means to make the most of your mind: you can learn anything you want, use that knowledge to create the life you want for yourself.
A former student reflects on how the lessons she learned from working with Steve on her SATs helped her master new challenges when she got to college.
"When you honor your potential, you recognize that your past performance in any area does not limit you."
Steve pays tribute to Major Lisa Jaster, US Army, who graduated Ranger School this week. She's the third woman ever to complete the program...and the oldest by over a decade.
Tom talks about how we decide what we're not good at...and why that matters as we try to improve.
"At the end of the day, being 'smart' is more of a discipline than a talent. It’s about having the confidence that, if you need to, you can train yourself to be excellent at anything you want."