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Train Your Brain To Be A Genius - John Woodward - Childrens General Non-fiction Category: Childrens Books Description: How to train your brain to be a genius? Do you want to help your child train their brain so they can calculate like Einstein, paint like Picasso, or compose like Mozart? Then put their grey matter to the brain-training test and see how they measure up to some of the greatest thinkers in history. Help them get into practice with a series of brain-boggling puzzles, games and optical illusions that'll sharpen wits and fine-tune their brains. They'll discover what makes their brain work: from why they smile to what is going on inside their heads. Help your child use their eyes, ears and imagination to explore the incredible potential of the mind: it's brain training worth thinking about! Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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Train Your Brain To Be A Genius - John Woodward - Childrens General Non-fictionCategory: Childrens Books Description: How to train your brain to be a genius? Do you want to help your child train their brain so they can calculate like Einstein, paint like Picasso, or compose like Mozart? Then put their grey matter to the brain-training test and see how they measure up to some of the greatest thinkers in history. Help them get into practice with a series of brain-boggling puzzles, games and optical illusions that'll sharpen wits and fine-tune their brains. They'll discover what makes their brain work: from why they smile to what is going on inside their heads. Help your child use their eyes, ears and imagination to explore the incredible potential of the mind: it's brain training worth thinking about! Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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How To Be A Genius - James Regan - Popular PsychologyCategory: Books Description: 'The chief function of the body is to carry the brain around' Thomas Edison Are you always the last person to get the joke? Do you get a headache when you try and add 34 to 97? Do the words that come out of Stephen Fry's mouth just sound like nonsensical mumbo-jumbo? If the answer to all these questions is yes, then you need help. How To Be A Genius is filled with informative and fun ways to train your brain into an intellectual athlete! The book contains over 50 tricks to help improve your memory skills, mind-workout techniques, how to win at brain games such as chess and fine tune your mind to help with all areas of your life - from boosting your creativity to revision skills. The book also contains fascinating insight into areas such as Mnemonics, emotional intelligence, brainstorming, self-hypnosis, meditation, NLP and mind-mapping. Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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Train Your Brain To Get Happy - Susan Reynolds - Popular PsychologyCategory: Books Description: The happiest people are not the richest people, or the smartest people, or even the people born with a genetic disposition toward optimism. The happiest people are those who have learned how to make themselves happy - from the inside out. The key to happiness is brain power. With this groundbreaking guide, readers can literally train their brains to be happy when they learn to: short-circuit the fight-or-flight response that causes stress and anxiety; focus your grey cells' attention on emotional well-being; engage in activities that flood the brain with dopamine and seratonin, among other 'happy' chemicals; satisfy the brain's hunger for pleasure through diet and exercise; enhance nutrition with the right vitamins and supplements; and, trick the brain into building new pathways to serenity. Train Your Brain to Get Happy: Because those who can, get happy! Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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Train Your Brain To Get Rich - Teresa Aubele - Popular PsychologyCategory: Books Description: In Train Your Brain to Get Rich, readers leverage the latest brain research to learn how the rich think - and program their own little grey cells to think in more prosperous ways themselves. With this no-nonsense, practical guide, readers will watch their bank accounts grow and their portfolios blossom when they understand the way the brain can help them: make more money, by reprogramming the brain to identify the best opportunities; invest more wisely, by short-circuiting the pleasure center that facilitates faulty reasoning; rebound from financial setbacks, without getting trapped by the brain's fight-or-flight response; create more wealth, by focusing the mind on innovation and creativity; and, keep more of what you make, by tricking the brain into taking the long view. Written by a talented team of experts Train Your Brain to Get Rich combines the latest research in both science and human behavior to provide readers with the brain-changing program they need to lead a rich life - each and every day. Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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