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9 Steps to a Better Brain
9 Steps to a Better Brain
9 Steps to a Better Brain
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Looking to boost your brainpower? "9 Steps to a Better Brain" has got you covered! Discover the secrets to keeping your mind as sharp as it was in your prime. With practical tips and proven strategies, this book will help you enhance your cognitive abilities and achieve your full potential. Get your copy today and start your journey to a better brain!

Do you want a faster, sharper brain - who doesn't? This is a do-it-yourself book on tuning-up your brain.

9-Steps goes into the why and how to fix it.

Neurology has changed in the last few years and it says you can make your brain better. This book will show you how.

LanguageEnglish
Release dateFeb 21, 2015
ISBN9781311112859
9 Steps to a Better Brain
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Geoffrey L. Lefavi

I was a successful computer consultant working with multinational companies. The human mind only fascinated me in its relationship of how computers can be made to work like humans (neural networks).I started working with the human mind full-time and on computers part-time. I studied neuroscience research extensively.My new task in life is to break down the different parts of the mind and help people find solutions to their problems.This book is just one of a series of books on helping the human condition via the human mind. I hope you will find this book and the books that follow to be helpful in your life.Jeff has also written, “Wise123 Brain Exercise” and “10 Steps to a Better Brain”.

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    9 Steps to a Better Brain - Geoffrey L. Lefavi

    Chapter 1

    Step 1.

    Major Changes

    Major Changes in the Way You Think

    Allen: What are you doing?

    Jake: Saluting Major Change.

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    Being set in your ways is bad; experiencing new things are good. Doing the same things every day does not challenge your brain. Doing something new keeps your brain sharp.

    How to challenge your Brain?

    Sign up for an adult education course(s). Learn a foreign language, learn to play a musical instrument, or to sky or scuba dive.

    Hike through the woods. Learn to identify all of the flora and fauna or all the species of birds, squirrels, monkeys, lions, tigers and bears – oh my.

    Travel to exotic places – where you do not know the language or customs. All the new stimuli will stimulate your brain and you will learn something about the world.

    Learn to play chess. Play often and learn how tactics affect the play of the game. If you already play chess, find a different competition game to play.

    You can use art to keep your mind sharp. Art therapy has been used for some time, where patients with mental injuries have been taught to paint. This helps stimulate different parts of the brain, thus helping them (the patents) to use more of their brain.

    You do not have to learn how to paint or sculpt, thought doing so could help you keep sharp. If you are not interested in creating art; learn to appreciate art.

    If there is an art museum in your area, visit it. Take a guided tour; the information the tour guide has can give you the ability to appreciate art in a different manner, therefore using your brain in a new way.

    All of these suggestions are not valid if you already do them. If you are already a chess master, playing chess does not give you the same benefits. The activity has to be new to you.

    These are just examples of a few of the New Things that you can bring into your life to keep your mind sharp. Get out there and try something new!

    Conclusion

    Color outside the lines to add color in your life and keep your brain sharp.

    Chapter 2

    Step 2.

    Math is your Friend

    If you were really my friend, you’d buy me lunch.

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    If you use a calculator to balance your checkbook, stop. Try balancing your checkbook first by hand, and then check your work with a calculator. Hopefully, in a few weeks you can forget the calculator all together.

    Make it a goal to stop using a calculator at all.

    When buying something try calculating the sales tax in your head. If your total sales amount is correct, give yourself a treat (get a massage, see a movie – but avoid sweets as a treat). If not, donate to charity (feeling good about yourself is important also).

    If you use a calculator to figure a tip, shame on you. You have to decide between giving 15% or 20%, and then do the math in your head. Why not for both percentages? The more you do it the easier it becomes (and the smarter you will be).

    It does not matter if you could never do math in your head before now, just start try and eventually you will be able to do it.

    If you never learned Algebra in school or did poorly in the class, learn Algebra. Find a book on it or take a class. This will greatly affect how you think while improving your mind’s capabilities.

    If you already know Algebra, learn to program a computer. Algebra is a key component in programming a computer, so use your knowledge to expand your knowledge. Or learn Calculus. Take a class on it, then another and another (there are a lot of classes on Calculus).

    Calculus is the branch of mathematics that is concerned with limits and with the differentiation and integration of functions. Basically, Calculus is the study of change and infinity. This is not an easy subject to learn, but that is the point; not to do only things that are easy, but expand also to your mind.

    Using your mind to do math in your daily life will greatly improve your brain. It does not have to be Calculus; it can be just adding two number together in your

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