How To Exercise Your Brain & Get Smarter ...Quick & Easy Neurobic Exercises for Grouchy Jerks: F*cking Annoying Problems Solved In 15 Minutes Or Less

by D.W. Curtis

Is this you...?

You walk into a room and totally forget what the f*ck why you went in there...

You wonder which d*ckwad put the TV remote in the fridge...

You want to wring the neck of the a**hole who hid your phone charger...

Is your memory completely sh*t?

Then you need short, easy, weird brain exercises.

No sh*tty sudoku or tedious word puzzles for you.

Not in this book.

Instead, I'll teach you these 4 powerful neurobic exercises that are a f*ckload more interesting, and scientifically proven to work:

#1 Memory Map (more creative than it sounds) #2 Opposite Day (be a kid again) #3 Fist Of Fury (knowledge of kung fu not required) #4 4DOE (...you'll need to buy the book to find out!)

...plus I'll also give you 5 bonus mini brain-blast exercises for quick memory boosts.

Buy it now, and it'll exercise your brain like Rocky running up the steps in front of Philadelphia Museum of Art.

...but with less of a theme song.

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Fix Sh*t Fast Guides are designed to be short, quick reads.

Y’know, like a few chapters long, which is why they are subtitled “F*cking Annoying Problems Solved In 15 Minutes Or Less”.

That’s kinda the whole point of them, because who’s got time to plow through 100 pages of dull crap, just to find out that the author doesn’t have a f*cking clue how to help you?

I don’t waste months writing a load of sh*t, and you don’t have to read a load of filler before you get to the solution to your problem, either. 

So it's win - win!

Get started today - grab your copy now.

27 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 13, 2019

Reviews

[Judith · Rating 2 out of 5]

Shortest booklet ever. I find it difficult to decide how to write about this effort. Apart from an enormous dose of swearing, there was very little scientific information. There was a mention of right vs. left fist clenching before and after learning and recalling information, the idea of stimulating one's olfactory nerves to trigger memory and the recommendation to listen to Mozart's Sonata in D for two pianos which is indeed a magnificent piece of art, there is no other content in this so called book. Of these three, only the fist clenching appears to be a somewhat new information, since for decades it was known that smells have an uncanny ability to help us recall a long-forgotten memory or that classical music stimulates your brain. I never knew that Gwyneth Paltrow writes and publishes books but I am sure she wouldn't appreciate the patronising comment you made about her readership. This book lacked adequate substance to enhance understanding of Neurobics as a concept and means of enhancing memory.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.