Big Think Mentor Insights and Concepts

Victoria Brown introduces Big Think, highlighting its mission to make audiences smarter through expert interviews. She introduces Big Think Mentor, a platform offering actionable tools for better living. The video discusses health insights like 'skinny fat' and behavioral insights on happiness and goal-setting. Viewers are encouraged to engage with the community and provide feedback.

What is the primary mission of Big Think since its launch in 2008?

• To help the audience become smarter faster

• To offer online courses

• To entertain audiences with celebrity interviews

• To provide daily news updates

Who are some of the thought leaders featured in Big Think's video interviews?

• Albert Einstein, Marie Curie, Isaac Newton

• Dr. Michio Kaku, Henry Rollins, Salman Rushdie

• Elon Musk, Bill Gates, Oprah Winfrey

• Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos

What is the purpose of Big Think Mentor?

• To provide entertainment content

• To offer world-class ideas and actionable tools for a better life

• To sell educational products

• To host live events

What is a 'skinny fat' person according to the video?

• Someone who is underweight but healthy

• Someone who looks thin but is metabolically obese

• Someone who is overweight but fit

• Someone who is thin and fit

According to the video, what makes people happier?

• Striving towards goals

• Ignoring future plans

• Achieving goals

• Avoiding challenges

What does the video suggest about people's motivation?

• People work harder to gain something

• People work harder to avoid losing something

• People are equally motivated by gain and loss

• People are not motivated by loss

What does Big Think Mentor encourage users to do in the comments section?

• Ignore the comments section

• Engage in community debate and report results

• Only read comments without interaction

• Post unrelated content

How often will Big Think Mentor update its programming?

• Weekly

• Monthly

• Annually

• Daily