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Mental Accounting and Mental Math: Understanding the Cognitive Framework

Mental Accounting and Mental Math

To attain the best results, resource management—whether it be intangible or tangible—needs a methodical and planned strategy. In order to successfully manage resources and make well-informed decisions, people must employ logical markers and systematic thinking while dealing with difficult situations. Through the organization of knowledge into practical frameworks, this method turns intangible concepts into concrete …

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How Keywords and Flowcharts Transform Learning and Boost Productivity

KNOWLEDGE = KEYWORDS + FLOWCHARTS

Retaining and making sense of knowledge is challenging in a world overflowing with information. Traditional learning methods often fall short, overwhelming us with data but lacking real understanding. This is where the power of keywords and flowcharts comes in. The book “KNOWLEDGE = KEYWORDS + FLOWCHARTS” introduces a groundbreaking approach to structuring knowledge, making it …

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Systematic Creativity: A Framework for Innovation and Success

KNOWLEDGE = KEYWORDS + FLOWCHARTS

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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10 Powerful Nursing Mnemonics To Save Your Study Sessions

10 Powerful Nursing Mnemonics to Save Your Study Sessions

Nursing students often face the daunting task of memorizing vast amounts of information, from anatomy and physiology to complex pharmacology and medical procedures. One effective strategy to make this process easier and more efficient is the use of mnemonics. Mnemonics are memory aids that use patterns, such as letters, words, or associations, to help remember …

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Practical Strategies for Effective Brainstorming Before Speedwriting

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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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Visualization via touch: tactile sensitivity is not just for the blind

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In this article, I want to address visualization via touch. This is not something people discuss – which is why I want to touch the subject. More reading here, here, here, here, and here. Usage 1: Visualizing touch in PAO Just as we can use color to encode details, we can use texture. Typically we would …

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Role of Keywords in Efficient Notetaking While Speedwriting?

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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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Do We Really Use Only 10% Of Our Brains?

Do We Really Use Only 10% of Our Brains?

  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 …

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15 Benefits Of Reading Before Bed: What Types Of Books Are Best At Night?  

15 Benefits of Reading Before Bed

  Reading before bed is more than just a quaint habit; it’s a powerful practice that enriches your life in myriad ways. As we hustle through our busy days, filled with screens and ceaseless activity, the simple act of picking up a book before bedtime offers a tranquil escape into other worlds and perspectives. This …

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