Visualization, memory, reading and research skills
Creativity is often misunderstood. Many people see it as a random spark of inspiration, a gift possessed by artists, writers, and inventors. However, true creativity—especially in the context of problem and decision-making—is far from random. It can be systematic, structured, and even optimized. In KNOWLEDGE = KEYWORDS + FLOWCHARTS, the final section, Systematic Creativity, explores …
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In the digital age in which we live, information flows at breakneck speed and the demands of consumers and companies are constantly evolving. In this dynamic environment, the ability to adapt and make informed decisions has become an invaluable asset. This is where Contextual Intelligence comes into play. In today’s era, continuous training is key …
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It is always important to create ideas whenever one is writing an essay or a report or even when developing any other creative work. However, brainstorming assumes a different perspective when adapted to be used together with speedwriting. When writing, it is essential that you prepare the mind before the pen takes action on paper …
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Notetaking is a fundamental skill that enhances comprehension and retention of information. However, when paired with speedwriting, it takes on a new dimension—allowing you to capture more information faster without compromising clarity. The key to effective note-taking in speedwriting lies in the strategic use of keywords. In this article, we’ll explore how keywords play a …
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The idea that humans use only 10% of their brains is a pervasive myth that has been popularized through various media and cultural references. Despite being debunked by neuroscientists, this myth continues to captivate public imagination. This article explores the origins of the myth, the scientific evidence debunking it, and the true potential of …
In a world driven by deadlines, the ability to write quickly and effectively is a game-changer. Regardless of your field as a student and in the career you are associated with the work profession, being able to articulate ideas swiftly without sacrificing clarity can significantly boost your productivity. This is where speedwriting steps in—a structured …
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Lev Goldentouch’s book, Analyze 1000 Articles Every Weekend, revolutionizes the art of writing by introducing the concept of “Really Fast Writing” as a systematic approach to creativity, efficiency, and personal growth. This transformative methodology emphasizes preparation, flow states, and reflection, enabling writers to produce high-quality content rapidly without compromising depth or coherence. Foundations of Speedwriting: …
Daily practice is the cornerstone of personal and professional development, empowering individuals to achieve sustained growth and mastery. Lev Goldentouch’s book, Analyze 1000 Articles, explores the transformative potential of disciplined habits, offering strategies to harness creativity, enhance productivity, and cultivate deep learning. Harnessing the Power of Reading and Writing Reading and writing are foundational practices …
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We are excited to release a new book on Amazon, Analyze 1000 Articles Every Weekend. This book deals with analysis, systematic creativity, and speedwriting in a systematic way. Transformative Framework for Knowledge Extraction and Synthesis This book introduces an innovative framework for extracting, analyzing, and synthesizing knowledge, redefining traditional approaches to learning and content creation. It …
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Usually, we talk about smart goals and smarter goals. Smart goals are fine. They are Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, and Timely. But do they motivate? Are you inspired by your goal? If you are not sure, you should start setting smarter goals. More reading here, here, here, here, here, here, and here. Why SMART goals are …
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