Billy Oppenheimer是Ryan Holiday的研究员，他以其病毒式长篇推文和《周日六点六》通讯而闻名。他是一位对事物充满好奇的学者，善于从体育、音乐、喜剧、商业等领域的轶事中汲取教训。本期节目中，他将与我们探讨如何培养良好的品味、是否一切都是翻版、他为何通过内化来学习，以及更多相关话题。

🤔 Billy Oppenheimer认为，培养良好的品味需要通过不断的学习和练习来实现。他强调，要学习那些大师级的人物，通过模仿他们的作品和思考他们的创作过程来提升自己的审美水平。他认为，要像音乐家练习音阶一样，不断地练习和积累，才能最终形成自己的风格和品味。

📚 Billy Oppenheimer认为，学习可以通过内化来实现。他建议阅读大量经典作品，并尝试将这些作品中的精华融入到自己的思考和创作中。他认为，通过内化，我们可以吸收大师的思想和智慧，并将其转化为自己的知识和经验。

💡 Billy Oppenheimer认为，我们应该关注那些失败的案例，因为它们可以为我们提供宝贵的经验教训。他建议我们通过学习失败者的教训，来避免犯同样的错误，并提升自己的成功概率。

⏳ Billy Oppenheimer认为，成功需要坚持不懈。他强调，无论做什么事情，都要坚持下去，不要轻易放弃。他认为，只有通过不断的努力和坚持，才能最终实现自己的目标。

🧬 Billy Oppenheimer认为，一切都是翻版。他认为，所有的作品都是建立在之前的作品基础上的，没有完全原创的作品。他建议我们学习借鉴前人的作品，并在此基础上进行创新和创造。

🎯 Billy Oppenheimer认为，要找到自己的痛点，并努力解决这些问题。他认为，只有解决了自己的痛点，才能真正地创造出有价值的作品。

🤔 Billy Oppenheimer认为，我们应该关注那些失败的案例，因为它们可以为我们提供宝贵的经验教训。他建议我们通过学习失败者的教训，来避免犯同样的错误，并提升自己的成功概率。

Billy Oppenheimer is a researcher for Ryan Holiday. He is also known for his viral long-form tweets and Six at 6 on Sunday newsletter. Billy is insatiably curious. He is a master at drawing lessons from anecdotes from the worlds of sports, music, comedy, business, and more. He joins the show to discuss how to cultivate good taste, whether everything is a remix, why he learns through introjection, and a whole lot more. Important Links:

Six at 6 on Sunday Billy’s Twitter Billy’s website Our episodes with David Senra (1, 2) 'A Bicycle of the Mind' - Steve Jobs on the Computer Our episode with Edward Rooster To His Coy Mistress; by Andrew Marvell Kubla Khan; by Samuel Taylor Coleridge

Show Notes:

Focus on doing the thing SIX at 6’s origin story Learning through introjection Developing taste & cultivating curiosity “People don’t have ideas, ideas have people” How Billy practices his scales Fiction vs non-fiction Repetition, repetition, repetition Should we study more failures? Process compounds “Care, but don’t care too much” Has anyone succeeded without persistence? Conceptual ancestors Everything’s a remix Taste, tools, markets & feedback Finding your pain points MUCH more!

Books Mentioned:

Trust Me, I'm Lying; by Ryan Holiday Psychology of Money; by Morgan Housel Atomic Habits; by James Clear The Immortality Key : The Secret History of the Religion with No Name; by Brian C. Muraresku Reality Hunger; by David Shields The Power of Myth; by Joseph Campbell & Bill Moyers Cloud Atlas; by David Mitchell The Great Gatsby; by F. Scott Fitzgerald The Da Vinci Code; by Dan Brown