Brain Training
23 Ultimate Brain Training Tips for Mental Focus and Concentration Training
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Introduction
No matter our age, we all want to function to the best of our ability, throughout our daily lives. This may be more so if you are in a period of education, or within an occupational environment. This book will show that training of the brain should start at a young age and continue into your senior years.
While physical exertion trains the body, mental training will improve the power and efficiency of the brain, resulting in a powerful mental physique.
If we have a fundamental understanding of the functions of the brain, it gives us the knowledge to find the right brain training methods, for optimal performance. With more than one trillion nerve receptors and enough neurons (brain cells), to line up to the moon and back again, this highlights the true potential of the brain. In fact our brains are more powerful than any computer, and proves that we are very capable beings. Learning how to harness and direct all that power opens up a lot of potential to improving our daily lives.
How many times in an average day does your mind wander off from the task at hand? Learning the art of Sustained Attention, will enable you to focus on the current task. Once that skill is achieved, it is then possible to further the Attention Training, by learning how to focus, and ignore any distractions. This is Selected Attention. Once you have grasped all the skills for focusing attention, you will be able to concentrate and work to your potential.
We all have a collective set of memories. By using certain techniques this allows us to search and retrieve those memories quickly and effectively. Learning to clear your mind and meditate is a skill that not only helps the brain to focus, but also clears the mind of all stress.
It is wonderful to get noticed by others and outperform other people so we stand out in the crowd. By learning to control our thoughts and emotions, in such a way that we remain focussed, we can supercharge our brains performance to enable us to achieve such objectives. Becoming a critical thinker not only makes others notice you; it also teaches you how to bring other peoples opinions into the decision-making wheel of problem solving.
Finally, we all worry about aging - will we lose our mental abilities? This is a common worry. Aging is an inevitable process but just as we try to keep our physical body performing at its peak with regular exercise, we can also keep our brains functioning at their peak with regular mental exercise. In the final chapter of this book, we will show you how you should be thinking to encourage maximum peak well into your senior years.
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Chapter 1 - How the Brain Works
Do you ever feel that your mind is out of control, that the world around you is moving faster than you can think?
The Amazing Brain
A brain has the elasticity of a muscle. As it is exercised, cellular changes help it to grow. If an area is damaged, another area can grow to compensate for the damage, or certain functions may be moved to other areas of the brain. This is known as Functional Plasticity.
Studies have indicated that the brain creates new neural pathways and also changes existing ones, according to how much it is used. Structural Plasticity happens when we learn new information, therefore creating new memories.
In the known universe, there is nothing more complex than the human brain. Before you were born, each of the 100,000,000,000 cells in your brain knew how to start up and what it would become. This is an astonishing, impressive process, and it lasts until you are in your late teenage years. It helps in sculpting the person you become.
What is even more fundamental is the reason this process occurs. Why is our brain so complex? Why did we develop speech? Why do we exhibit specific behaviors? How did we arrive at our level of intelligence? How are our brains different from those of other animals?
How did Brains evolve?
Understanding the beginning and development of the human race, you can see how our bodies and our behaviors gave us an edge over those of other animals that competed with us for survival.
Our brain molecules, cells, synapses and neurotransmitters are nearly identical to those found in other animals. This means that the brains of mammals, birds, reptiles, fish and even insects are all made using the same basic building blocks. Each animal has parts of its brain that help it to deal with the challenges it faces in everyday life.
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