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Teach Yourself Training Your Brain
Flex your grey matter
"Teach Yourself Training Your Brain" gives advice on how to maximize your thinking power through mental exercises, diet, and a healthier lifestyle. It includes lots of interactive puzzles, quizzes, and diagrams.
"Teach Yourself Training Your Brain" gives advice on how to maximize your thinking power through mental exercises, diet, and a healthier lifestyle. It includes lots of interactive puzzles, quizzes, and diagrams.
224 pages, Paperback
First published November 30, 2007
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December 4, 2022
Train your Brain - Terry Horne and Simon Wootton: An 360 perspective on brain training
'Train Your Brain' was a gift to me by one of my father's friends from Sampath Bank PLC who gave it to me in the year 2010.
I read the book in the year 2022.
If it was 12 years ago and I would have benefited if this book was read earlier. But anyway due to my misfortune this abundant set of information which is very valuable increases my regret more but also helped to increase my knowledge at least now.
The book deals with a lot of science of how the brain works and also manages to dissect the ways and patterns of thinking in order to gain a competitive advantage over brain training. (E.g. - Critical thinking, verbal thinking, visual thinking)
Some of the good things about the book are summarised in point form.
(01) Drink a lot of water
(02) Dark Chocolate
(03) Use left hand to brush teeth and write
(04) Do constant brain training
(05) Reduce phone, PC, and television screen time
(06) Exercises
(07) Reading is good for your brain, but listening and having meaningful conversations are better.
Overall a better addition to motivational and brain training books which is on par to "Think and Grow Rich" (1937).
'Train Your Brain' was a gift to me by one of my father's friends from Sampath Bank PLC who gave it to me in the year 2010.
I read the book in the year 2022.
If it was 12 years ago and I would have benefited if this book was read earlier. But anyway due to my misfortune this abundant set of information which is very valuable increases my regret more but also helped to increase my knowledge at least now.
The book deals with a lot of science of how the brain works and also manages to dissect the ways and patterns of thinking in order to gain a competitive advantage over brain training. (E.g. - Critical thinking, verbal thinking, visual thinking)
Some of the good things about the book are summarised in point form.
(01) Drink a lot of water
(02) Dark Chocolate
(03) Use left hand to brush teeth and write
(04) Do constant brain training
(05) Reduce phone, PC, and television screen time
(06) Exercises
(07) Reading is good for your brain, but listening and having meaningful conversations are better.
Overall a better addition to motivational and brain training books which is on par to "Think and Grow Rich" (1937).
March 21, 2021
Not particularly helpful beyond general fluff advice everyone already knows (drink water, eat healthy, exercise, keep learning). Lots of poor concepts not supported or debunked by science. Would avoid.
November 20, 2017
Practical book where some of the concepts are quite useful. I liked more the first part of the book where more practical tests and advices were explained and outstanding excercises.
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