Category: Mind
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Get Better at Reading Books With These Simple Steps
Imagine reading multiple books on the same subject and comparing and contrasting the ideas, arguments, and themes across these books, thus gaining a comprehensive understanding of a particular topic by synthesizing the information.
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Newsletter: The Dopamine Epidemic: How Society’s Short-Term Thinking Is Impacting Our Well-Being
Understanding how dopamine influences your choices can help you make better decisions. Dopamine plays a big role in how you feel pleasure and motivation.
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Newsletter: Ways to Be Far More Productive That Cost Nothing
Staying productive every day can feel like a challenge, especially in this age of the constant bombardment with concentration splitters that create distractions and overwhelm. Here is some help if you’re searching for tools or strategies.
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How 3 Influence Tools Won a Presidency in 2024
Simple messaging sticks in the mind of voters and helped Trump connect with more of us. Everyone knows the Trump campaign’s slogan, few remember Harris’s. The Harris campaign’s focus on diversity unintentionally alienated some supporters.
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How To Learn Anything Without Effort
Our brain uses specific chemicals to help with learning like dopamine, norepinephrine, and acetylcholine. By understanding how these chemicals work together, we can improve our learning process.
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Newsletter: Reclaim Your Attention Span With 4 Mindsets
Attention isn’t just an issue; it’s a skill we can work on and improve. Whether we are students or navigating life in a digital world, regaining our ability to concentrate can benefit everyone.
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Newsletter: Why We Lose Our Peace as Entrepreneurs and How Not To
In this newsletter I’ve mapped out the thought categories that can prevent peace. Recognizing these categories can help you take action and increase your business.
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Your Brain Is a Time Machine
The primary function of the brain is to record past events and use that information to predict the future, which is crucial for survival. Here are a few additional points that can be made to expand on this idea.
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Discover Your True Calling
Trying to follow your dreams and do what you love is admirable, but finding that one thing you’ll always love is nearly impossible. Love and passion come and go. What’s sustainable is liking something.