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Ep. 253: Making Time for What Matters (w/ Laura Vanderkam)
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Learning something new can feel overwhelming—like trying to put together IKEA furniture without the instructions. But with a solid plan, it becomes manageable and even enjoyable. The Four-Layer Method is a simple strategy to help you break down any subject into digestible steps, understand it thoroughly, and remember it long-term. Here’s how it works, plus tips to get the most out of each layer.
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In April 2026, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) filed a federal trademark and copyright lawsuit against John Dehlin and his nonprofit Open Stories Foundation, the producers of the long-running podcast Mormon Stories. The suit has sparked intense online debate, with some praising the LDS church for protecting its brand and others decrying it as an aggressive move against a prominent voice of criticism and doubt. While the legal merits may be straightforward under modern intel
