Visualization, memory, reading and research skills
Sleep Hacking: Unlocking the Power of Rest for Memory, Creativity, and Wellbeing Sleep is one of the most fundamental biological processes, yet it remains one of the most misunderstood, especially among students and busy professionals. For some reason I do not fully understand, many people view sleep as a waste of time or something they …
Remembering People and Names: Techniques and Strategies for Mastery Remembering names is a crucial skill in both personal and professional life, yet it’s often overlooked in traditional learning. Whether you’re attending networking events, collaborating with colleagues, or meeting new people in your social circles, the ability to recall names quickly can make a significant difference …
Enhancing Text Comprehension in Children Reading comprehension is a crucial skill that both children and adults continue to develop throughout their lives. However, the challenges children face in comprehending texts often mirror those experienced by adults. As adults, it’s easier to help children improve their comprehension because the texts they read tend to be more …
Fear is one of the most powerful emotions we can feel, yet not everyone experiences it the same way. Why do some brains enjoy fear while others avoid it at all costs? From haunted houses and horror movies to roller coasters and skydiving, certain individuals actively seek out frightening experiences, reporting feelings of exhilaration and …
Musical memories often stand out as some of the most vivid, emotionally charged recollections we possess. Whether it’s the chorus of a childhood lullaby or a song that played during a major life event, these tunes embed themselves into the fabric of our experiences. One reason musical memories are so powerful lies in how deeply …
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Mental models are the invisible frameworks that shape how we interpret the world and solve problems. When applied to education, “mental models” help learners approach knowledge more systematically and effectively. Think of them as cognitive shortcuts or strategies that streamline complex learning into manageable parts. Whether you’re studying math, philosophy, or a musical instrument, recognizing …
Numbers are everywhere. We see them on clocks, price tags, scoreboards, and social media likes. But numbers are more than just tools for measurement. They shape our thoughts, behaviors, and even our emotions. The psychology of numbers goes far beyond math; it’s deeply embedded in how we interpret the world. From sacred geometry to advertising …
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In the realm of medicine, decisions often teeter between life and death, clarity and confusion. Beyond the measurable skills and clinical knowledge, there lies an intangible, yet essential faculty that shapes expert judgment—intuition. Intuition, the silent guide that helps doctors navigate complex cases, is often undervalued, misunderstood, or even feared in the rigorously scientific world …
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The human brain is an extraordinary organ, continuously shaped and influenced by the activities and experiences we engage in daily. Among these activities, music stands out for its unique and profound impact on brain development. Musicians, through years of dedicated practice and exposure to musical training, develop brains that are structurally and functionally different from …
Is there a big difference between profession and hobby? What happens when a hobby becomes a profession and vice-versa? Can we truly be happy with anything we choose to do? I will try to answer from my personal perspective. More reading here, here, and here. About me As you might know, I have a PhD …
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