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I have been watching various writers carefully on Twitter and there are some real gems. For example:
Justin Welsh who is obviously ramping up to produce a new product?
Maybe he is concerned about the dilution of traffic as a result of the new Instagram "threads" system?
Sean Kaye is a bit of a hidden gem who has been in the internet business for over 20 years. His longform posts on Twitter are all worth reading.
I've also just realized he has written a book which is fascinating: "No Hyperbole: The New Rules of Online Business". Not the most scintillating title BUT a real gem and reflects what's happening today online.
Have you ever struggled to remember important information, like a speech or presentation? Do you find yourself forgetting things easily? If so, you might benefit from using a "mind palace." Method of Loci
Moving off Twitter for those who actually have a life, lol.
Sort your head out. When the world is driving you nuts step back
The hidden power of doodling. Doodling is often seen as a mindless activity, but it actually has hidden powers that can benefit individuals in various ways.
How the Music of Ludovico Einaudi Helps with Study- My daughter told me about this- she heard about the effects of Ludovico's music on people who were studying- It must have worked she left Uni with a 1st Class degree in Journalism- and now criticises my writing every week!
The idea that all our thoughts and actions come from how our brain works, called neurocentrism, has become very popular recently. But, it's important to know that this way of thinking about human behavior and thinking has its own problems.
The challenge of Longevity- As we age, it’s important to continue to challenge our minds and learn new things to keep them sharp and fresh. Here are a few ways to do that:
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