Jim Kwik, Mindvalley trainer and brain performance expert

Jim Kwik

Mindvalley trainer and brain performance expert

Jim Kwik, Mindvalley trainer and brain performance expert

Jim Kwik is a brain coach and a world expert in speed reading, memory improvement, and optimal brain performance.

Known as the “boy with the broken brain” due to a childhood injury, Jim discovered strategies to dramatically enhance his mental performance.

He is now committed, through programs like Mindvalley’s Superbrain and Speed Reading Quest, to helping people improve their memory, learn to speed-read, increase their decision-making skills, and turn on their superbrain.

He has also shared his techniques with Hollywood actors, Fortune 500 companies, and trailblazing entrepreneurs like Elon Musk and Richard Branson to reach their highest level of mental performance. He is also one of the most sought-after trainers for top organizations like Harvard University, Nike, Virgin, and GE.

Credentials

Coaches Hollywood celebrities to remember their lines and improve their focus, including the entire cast of movies like X-Men.

Regularly featured in various media, including Forbes, CNBC, Success Magazine, Fast Company, Inc., and online videos totaling over 500 million views.

The host of the Kwik Brain podcast, the #1 training show on iTunes.

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