Digital Dementia, Biohacking, and Why Your Brain Is Your Biggest Wealth Asset | Jim Kwik

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Jim Kwik (3:55)

Memory Labs has entered us in business. I was in Miami speaking and somebody came to me in the hallway and he's like, I wish I had met you like weeks earlier. He lost the $50 million deal, $50 million because he called this client the wrong name twice.

Nicole Lapin (4:07)

Jim Kwik is the brain performance coach who has worked with Fortune 500 companies and people like Oprah, Will Smith, Richard Branson and more. Today, Jim tells us what we should all be doing to boost our brain health.