The days passed quickly

Day 5 through Day 10 took me less than two hours to go through.

Day 5 ties the previous 4 Laws of Simpleology into "The Scientific Formula for Success"

It's a simple law (this is Simpleology you know) - and it's only made up of 3 steps or components.

Day 6 expands on the 2nd Law of Simpleology, Day 7 goes into some more details about the 3rd and 4th Laws of Simpleology, and Day 8 touches on the 1st Law of Simpleology.

I know I've said this before, but I'm really impressed with how Mark utilizes all sorts of learning and retention enchancing components, so that you absolutely cannot not learn or remember what he's teaching.

He's catering to the visually oriented, the auditory inclined and even AD types.

He's using repetition, feedback loops and tests,

And he's spicing it up with isomorphic metaphors in the form of anecdotes.

Day 8 for instance has a cool story about a rather expensive NASA developed space-pen that can write in zero gravity - and this specific story is helping to illustrate the 1st Law of Simpleology.

Day 9 boldly states that there's no such thing as procrastination or laziness.

Dammit, so I wrote a book about nothing :-(

Day 10 introduced Three Sources of Power: Money, Time and Energy.

Day 10 is mostly an introduction, but in Day 11 yet another cool concept is introduced: The Band of Excellence.

An awesome concept that I expect the rest of the course material will build upon.

There's something wrong with the Quiz for Day 11 though.

There are two questions, that can't be answered by reading the course material, it can't be answered by watching the video, and I don't think I heard the answer to it in the audios.

But you can easily guess the correct answer anyway ;-)