Thursday, May 26, 2005

New Scientist: 11 steps to a better brain I really enjoyed this article in New Scientist. Lots of neat snippets that take you toward tweakinging your noggin. "Strategy is important in everyday life too, says Barry Gordon from Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland. Simple things like always putting your car keys in the same place, writing things down to get them off your mind, or just deciding to pay attention, can make a big difference to how much information you retain. And if names are your downfall, try making some mental associations. Just remember to keep the derogatory ones to yourself." [via 43folders] 10:27:46 PM    comment []  trackback []