Visualization, memory, reading and research skills
Studying can sometimes feel like an uphill battle. You sit down at your desk with the best intentions, open your books and suddenly your mind wanders. Maybe you start scrolling on your phone, staring out the window or even reorganizing your pencils. Sound familiar? Staying focused while studying is a challenge, but with the right …
Excelling in education and professional development requires more than sheer effort; it demands a smart approach to studying. Knowing how to study smarter with these hacks can revolutionize how you learn and retain information, helping you succeed in academics and your career. While many rely on traditional methods like rote memorization, research-backed strategies have emerged …
Continue reading “How To Study Smarter With These Hacks To Boost Learning And Retention”
Transcreation and localisation are methods that help brands communicate effectively with people in different countries. Transcreation means adapting content so it keeps the same emotion and meaning in another language. Localisation ensures that products, websites, or campaigns fit local culture, habits, and preferences. Together, they make global marketing feel natural and relevant to local audiences. …
Continue reading “5 Key Trends in Transcreation & Localisation You Should Know”
Train Your Brain to Connect Ideas from Every Field In an age driven by hyper-specialization, the ability to think across disciplines is not just rare—it is revolutionary. Every problem we face today, from climate change to artificial intelligence, demands a broader lens than any single domain can offer. Yet most people continue to view the …
Continue reading “Learn to Think Across Disciplines and See What Others Miss”
Think Like a Polymath and Transform Your Life Forever What if you could think like a scientist, create like an artist, strategize like an entrepreneur, and feel deeply like a philosopher — all within the same mind? What if your greatest strength wasn’t your title, your degree, or even your job… but your ability to …
Continue reading “Polymath – Train Your Mind to Master Anything and Succeed Everywhere”
Raise a Polymath by Encouraging Play and Curiosity Early Raising a child who can dream wildly yet reason clearly is not just a parenting goal—it’s a long-term investment in their future. In today’s world, children are often pushed to excel in tests, memorize facts, and stay within the lines. But the true magic happens when …
Continue reading “Help Your Child Become a Creative and Logical Thinker”
Train Your Brain to Recognize Patterns and Accelerate Your Learning Some people learn slowly. Others seem to breeze through complex topics with ease. What separates them isn’t just intelligence—it’s the ability to recognize, build, and apply mental templates. These invisible tools silently govern how we perceive information, how we solve problems, and how quickly we …
Continue reading “Discover How Mental Templates Can Redesign Your Understanding”
Learning how to learn is arguably the most powerful skill of the 21st century. It’s not just about studying faster—it’s about transforming the way you live. Welcome to the world of superlearning: a method of rapid, focused, and intentional learning that doesn’t stop at textbooks. Superlearners don’t just speed through information—they apply learning to everyday …
We live in an age of information abundance—and information fatigue. With thousands of books claiming to boost intelligence, productivity, or “re-wire” your brain, it’s hard to know what’s actually worth your time. This guide cuts through the noise by curating books that deliver real mental returns across disciplines—from mathematics and physics to strategy, technology, and …
Continue reading “Books to Make You Smarter: A Curated Guide for the Modern Learner”
Many people don’t realize they’re dragging an invisible anchor when they read. It’s called subvocalization—the habit of silently pronouncing each word in your head. For some, it’s subtle. For others, it’s full-blown: throat movements, lip flickers, even whispered words. It’s not inherently bad. Subvocalization can help with comprehension, especially when tackling new or complex material. …
Continue reading “Avoiding Subvocalization: 10 Tips to Stop Pronouncing Words Silently”
Learn new tactics for speed reading and memory and get access to free apps to practice and develop your new skills