Visualization, memory, reading and research skills
Memory is a fundamental aspect of human cognition, playing a critical role in shaping our personalities. It influences how we perceive ourselves, how we interact with others, and how we navigate the world around us. Our experiences, stored as memories, form the foundation of our identities and guide our behaviors, beliefs, and emotions. This article …
Once a year, we emphasize the role of 1:1 training with Anna. Every year we are asked to explain the advantages of life coaching with video courses. This time I will take a different approach and address the way you can combine resources. If you scroll to the end of this article, you will see …
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Recently, we published testimonies from some students who completed the 1:1 course. Today, I am sharing an actual letter from a real student written between the first and second sessions with Anna. I received his permission to use the full letter and the entire content of the message. From: Jonathan Stogsdill Hey Dr. Lev, 1. …
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Ever wondered how safe you really are when attending a college party? A 2023 meta-analysis of data from 21 countries revealed that 17.5% of female undergraduates experienced sexual assault or misconduct. Also, about 7.8% of male undergraduates reported facing similar experiences during their studies. As college parties are common these days, the statistics stress the …
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Positive discipline in the world of education refers to the methodology focused on the development of social skills through positive education. Do you know the benefits of positive education in the classroom and at home? We tell you everything about this learning method and show you examples of positive discipline, with practical strategies and …
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Since the COVID19 crisis, the world has had one bad event after another. We get bad news all the time, and we need to deal with new information courageously. This is especially hard when speedreading, but even without it, consuming bad news without getting depressed and without shutting down is hard. Here I want to …
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The Australian tech industry, acknowledged for its colourful and progressive atmosphere, has been drastically shaped by means of the contributions of immigrant ladies. Their various backgrounds carry clean perspectives, which are vital for innovative hassle-solving and pushing technological boundaries. This article explores the significant effect of these women, how they may be shaping the technology …
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The rapid advance of artificial intelligence has made most university curricula obsolete. What to do in the face of this reality? It is estimated that by 2025, up to eighty-five million jobs will be replaced by some type of artificial intelligence. However, before panicking, we must also consider that up to ninety-seven million new jobs …
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Humor is one of the best coping mechanisms. It can also be very memorable. However, dark humor can be weaponized and can become toxic. Is there a way to use sarcasm safely and positively? Can there be a proper context for dark humor? Every April 1st I write about humor. Today, I want to take …
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In the kingdom of our mental landscapes, we possess the remarkable ability to shape vast territories of thoughts and ideas. Much like a skilled architect designs a city with rivers, bridges, and landmarks, we, too, can craft intricate mental cities that house our knowledge and understanding. This chapter delves into the art of “Landscaping” our …
