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How to Boost Your Memory
How to Boost Your Memorygood infoThis is some good information. Part of my problem with memory is my lack of concentration and focus when I am dealing with several issues or things that I want to accomplish. Does anyone have any advice on how to concentrate more when...
Tags: brain exercise, memory
Discussion threads 2007-08-09

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UCLA STUDY: Search the Internet, Activate Your Brain
Internet geeks would love to believe that their online behaviors actually stimulate the brain for the better. It turns out this notion may be a reality, at least according to a FOXNews story that recently surfaced. Yesterday, findings from a UCLA study on internet behavior...
Tags: Internet, Brain
News items 2009-10-20
Exercise Your Brain’s CPU
Concerned about how many brain cells you've killed? Don't be, you are constantly regenerating them. Around a decade ago, researchers put an end to the myth that we were born with a set number of brain cells. More recent discoveries show exercise is the best way...
Tags: Brain, CPU, Brain Cell, Intensity Exercise, Leadership, Flash Memory, Strategy, Management, Jennifer Goddard
Blog posts 2008-08-18
Exercise Your Brain’s CPU
Exercise Your Brain’s CPURE: Exercise Your Brain’s CPUI think I totally agreed. because I found I could do my work better whenever pressure and the works increasing than some free days.
Tags: Processors, CPU
Discussion threads 2008-08-20
Boot Camp for Your Brain
Last week I wrote about brain maintenance, and it seems like I'm not the only one with gray matter on my mind. An Associated Press article about the growing market for "brain fitness" revealed that software to train your brain resulted in $225 million in revenues in 2007. That's a...
Tags: Personal Technology, Tv & Home Theater, CC Holland, Home Entertainment, Games, TVs, Brain
Blog posts 2008-07-03
Get Granny to Google: How the Internet Helps Older Brains
A group of UCLA researchers has determined that for middle-aged and older folks, using the Internet, particularly search, causes enhanced neural stimulation leading to better reasoning and decision-making. At a recent presentation at the Neuroscience 2009 meeting in Chicago, the scientists stated, "The results suggest...
Tags: Brain, University Of California At Los Angeles
News items 2009-10-22
The Right Way to Brainstorm
The Right Way to BrainstormThe Right Way to Brainstorm +Brian's post is excellent in how he simply explains the rules for setting up a brainstorming session. This is a creative process and any impediments, such as criticisms, in the initial stages are likely to sabotage the process. People are more...
Tags: Brainstorming
Discussion threads 2007-06-06
Boosting brain fitness.
Byline: Daniel Williams Feb 20, 2006 (Time Australia - ABIX via COMTEX) -- Australian scientists have found that mental exercise helps to prevent dementia. A review of research on brain...
Tags: Australia, MARKETING, University of New South Wales
Research articles 2006-02-20
Investment Banking: Brain Drain
As brokerage and investment banking talent hits the bricks, is Wall Street losing its smarts? The downsizing of Wall Street has not been a simple exercise in trimming redundant back-office functions. Highly esteemed economists, dealmakers and research analysts have been among those shown the door over the past year. And...
Tags: economist, FINANCE, Investment, job, Merrill Lynch & Co. Inc., talent
Research articles 2003-03-03
The ABCs of MS and exercise
THE NATIONAL MS Society informs us, "MS is thought to be an autoimmune disease that affects the central nervous system CNS." A fatty tissue called myelin protects the CNS -- brain, spinal cord and optic nerves -- and permits electrical impulses to speed accurately along the nerve...
Tags: ABC Inc., Microsoft Corp., muscle
Research articles 2006-12-25
Brain Exercise May Reverse Pre-Dementia Decline; Posit Science Presented Mild Cognitive Impairment Study at International Conference on Alzheimer's Disease
SAN FRANCISCO -- Scientists this week announced new findings that indicate it may be possible to arrest or even reverse memory decline in Mild Cognitive Impairment MCI, a pre-dementia condition that commonly leads to Alzheimer's disease. Researchers at the University of California at San Francisco and the University of California...
Tags: memory, patient, scientist, University of California
Research articles 2006-07-20
How to Boost Your Memory
It's well known that as people age memory can decline. But if you are starting to forget who told you that interesting fact about a competitor, or what exactly was said at the sales meeting last week, you don't have to simply live with the changes and a whole lot...
Tags: Gym, Memory, Jessica Stillman
Blog posts 2007-08-08
Warning: Reading This Blog May be Hazardous to Your Health
Investing some of your other 8 hours to this blog, learning, and advancing is critical to creating new wealth and enjoying life, but doing so may be hazardous to your health. So why is this blog dangerous? What are you doing right this moment? You're reading this...
Tags: Hour, Blog, Health Care, Blogging, Vertical Industries, Benefits, Healthcare, Internet, Human Resources, Robert Pagliarini
Blog posts 2009-10-20
Better Management through Drug Abuse
In the future, corporate drug testing will be to see if you're taking the drugs the company wants you to take. An argument found and posted by Nick Carr, in Managing productivity through pharmacology, holds that people should be allowed to take drugs that dull their minds...
Tags: Nick Carr, Drug, Frank Pasquale, Policies And Procedures, Government, Human Resources, Michael Fitzgerald
Blog posts 2009-01-06
Don't Let a Global Economic Cataclysm Ruin Your Day
According to psychologists, there are plenty of concrete steps you can take to keep your spirits up even when the economy's down — from being selective about what you pay attention to, to spending what remains of your discretionary income in ways that will maximize your happiness dividend…It might not...
Tags: Job, Financial, Attention, MoneyWatch, Recruitment & Selection, Financial Accounting, Personal Finance, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Finance, Jeff Garigliano, 401(k)
Articles 2009-03-09
Performance-Enhancing Drugs at Work: An Ethics Poll
Performance-Enhancing Drugs at Work: An Ethics PollNot an either/orThe use of synthetic drugs to enhance performance is an issue to me, not so much because it helps an individual perform better, but because of the long-term effects on the brain and body. The extended use of steroids has been proven...
Tags: Performance-Enhancing Drugs, performance, Adderall, ethics, Ethics Poll
Discussion threads 2008-05-13
Create Rituals to Boost Your Productivity
Many professional athletes perform rituals before they're asked to come through in big moments, like bouncing the basketball exactly six times (three fast, three slow) before taking a free throw or muttering the same mantra before kicking a field goal. These rituals help focus attention and minimize the variables that...
Tags: Productivity, Routine, E-mail, Telecommunications, Online Communications, CC Holland
Blog posts 2008-11-03
Scientists Urge Execs to Be Choosy about Choices
The Find: The ability to make good decisions is key to management and rests on a brain function called "executive function," but psychologists warn that this decision making function is far more easily depleted than once thought. The Source: A fascinating article in Scientific American....
Tags: Workforce Management, Human Resources, Management, Recruitment & Selection, Tools & Techniques, Executive Function, Cookie, Decision, Decision-making, Job, Jessica Stillman
Blog posts 2008-07-25
Developing Presence
Presence is an elusive human quality that mysteriously enables a person to command respect, or at least attention. Although some people believe you are born with presence and others that it develops as a by-product of success, it is probably a combination of the two. You can certainly nurture and...
Articles 2007-02-15
A Never to be Missed Opportunity | BTalk Australia
(16min 44) Here’s a rare chance to learn the techniques used by copywriting experts. Direct mail DM is a vital part of your marketing mix â€" probably more so now than ever. By spending a quarter of an hour listening to today’s podcast you’ll learn to maximise the DM opportunity....
Tags: Brand, Piece, Direct Mail, Copywriter, E-mail, Online Communications, Phil Dobbie
Blog posts 2009-03-10
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