Visualization, memory, reading and research skills
In the world of healthcare, where the stakes involve human lives, the value of hands-on experience cannot be overstated. While theoretical knowledge provides the necessary foundation, it is through practical application that healthcare professionals truly hone their skills and prepare to face the challenges of real-world medical scenarios. Hands-on training bridges the gap between what …
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Have you ever struggled to come up with a poem? Maybe you have a brilliant concept, but you’re having trouble finding the right words. In this blog post, we’ll examine Poemsgenerator.com, a free online program that generates poetry for you based on your own keywords through artificial intelligence. We’ll look at its features, the …
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What is the best food for your brain? Can you each tasty food without feeling guilty about it? Usually, I approach the subject as a balanced diet. I even have a section about it in my course. Yet my focus is on productivity rather than a diet. So I asked a fellow blogger Shristi Patni, …
We have more than five senses, and some of these senses are bizarre. Typically we use our bizarre senses for situational awareness or speedreading or some other cool skills. But in other cases like vertigo, they may interfere with whatever we are trying to do and we may need to tone them down. For more …
Nootropics have a very interesting offer: a pill that helps solve hard issues. If it sounds too good to be true, you are probably correct. I suggest using whatever help you can get without side effects, yet not relying on it completely. For this article, you can read more here, here, here, here, here, here, …
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Dr Sophia reached me when she was a medical student, almost 10 years ago. She is now a respected doctor in her field, and occasionally we talk about her progress. This a story of small struggles and big achievements. As Dr Sophia put it in her own words: I did not achieve immediate success on …
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Alzheimer’s disease is a complex neurodegenerative condition that progresses through distinct stages, each presenting unique challenges for individuals and their caregivers. Mapping out the journey through the seven stages of Alzheimer’s provides valuable insight into the evolving nature of the disease and guides the provision of appropriate care and support. In this article, we’ll explore …
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We kind of want better brains: more creative and with better memory. In my courses, I teach improving the brain power via simple training routines. This path is definitely safe and effective, yet it may be combined with other cool options with some remarkable results. Here I want to discuss some alternative approaches. For more reading, …
There are multiple proverbs dealing with aging. Getting older sucks. Older people are wise. Smart people are depressed. So, which is it? Every year we mark the passing of time on our birthday and on New Year’s Eve. Should we be content, should we worry, maybe both? Here I want to focus on processing of …
Typically for the new year, I try to present an article dealing with empowerment. Here I want to talk about forgiveness and sublimation as tools of personal empowerment. I do not want to claim that everything can and should be forgiven. However, once we forgive we tend to become stronger, more in control. More reading …
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