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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

"Brainiacs: Inspiration Triggers Your Goals"

“Brainiacs Say: Inspiration Attracts Your Goals” • 1. “Michael, want to start every day like a Brainiac?” • 2. “Pop, Is it quick & easy, I’m still recovering from the weekend?” • 3. “You already know HOW to do it. It just arranging the steps into a strategy that wins you your goals. OK?” • 4. “If I fall asleep, don’t embarrass me, right?” • 5. “When you get interested in learning more, your brain goes into Beta brainwaves of alertness & arousal, and you cannot drift off. Please answer this.

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Can Specific Words Change Your Body's Behavior?

(Don’t Laugh) - Can Specific Words Change Your Body’s Behavior? The latest neuroscience research makes skeptics nervous. And you and I are both skeptics, right? The normal (standard) mind-body connection for interpersonal communication is? All information transfer between humans is managed by our five (5) senses. If I cannot see, hear, touch or feel it, smell or taste it – I don’t accept it. Now that’s standard science like cause-and-effect. Maybe not.

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

How to Read-And-Remember 300-pages-daily

“How You Can Read-&-Remember 300-pages-daily - Like JFK, LBJ, Nixon & Carter.” • 1. Bill Gates: “What I want? To be able to read, superfast!” • 2. Warren Buffet: “I’ve wasted ten (10) years reading slowly.” • 3. My partner, Evelyn Wood, the creator of Speed Reading, trained the White House Staffs of four U.S. Presidents. • 4. We signed an agreement with JFK, LBJ, Nixon & Carter - Not to Advertise that each of these four Presidents took our “SpeedReading” workshops.

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

1,594 views

By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Who Has The Right Skills?

What Are The Right Skills For Both Job Hunting And Career Promotions? Even though you are working or self-employed, we believe success is a life-long learning-game. Google: New York Times on 7.02.2010: Jobs Go Begging in The Hunt For the Right-Skills. So What, Who Cares, I am OK What are the Right-Skills anyway? Keep it simple – Simon. Basic skills means your can read and do arithmetic at a 9th grade level. Sure, it isrnharder than that TV show – Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?, but the test for basic skills is not looking for a reinca ation of Al Einstein.

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

1,594 views

By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

What Is Your Competitive Edge?

What Is Your Competitive Advantage? Bank of America is repaying the U.S. Treasury its $45 billion TARP loan. What does TARP stand for? A recent survey found only 5% could define the Acronym (word from first letters of words) – Troubled Asset Relief Program. So what? Who cares? Is the ability to learn a power skill in our Knowledge Economy? Maybe more so than the 1920s when 50% of the U.S. economy was based on agriculture? B of A went to the equity market and raised $19.29 billion for this governmentrnpayoff, the rest they had in their piggy bank.

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

1,589 views

By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Chiasma Means Crossing, So What?

Chiasma Means The Opposite Side, But Who Cares? Wanna be in-the-know about a two-minute exercise to instantly wake up your learning skills and long-term memory? Wait. Dornyou have trouble getting invigorated and creative at 9 am? Do you suffer from the 2 pm blues when your brain is running on empty rnand half-asleep? Forget about a learning curve and six-months to master the complicated steps, this baby-easy exercise makes you feel like Superman on steroids. Insomnia A week ago we gave the secrets of Instant-Sleep to our readers. The knowledge

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

1,588 views

By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

What's New About Your Left and Right Brain?

Can B-I-N-G-O Brainwash Homo sapiens? Have you noticed that newspapers and magazines are going belly-up? Statistics are very persuasive 1. More than 105 newspapers have crashed and burned in 2009. 2. Ten thousand jobs in jou alism have ceased and desisted in ’09. 3. National print ad sales have hemorrhaged up to 30%. Classified ads, the blood and heart of profits have shifted to Craig’s List. 4. Circulation has descended about 11% and dropping like a boulder. Where Are The Eyes Going Get this: 73% of U.S.

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

1,582 views

By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Boody Language is Your Competitive Advantage

Body Language is Critical to Success By H.Bernard Wechsler March 12 2012 Body Language is Your Competitive Advantage The right Questions lead you to winning solutions 1. Visual Image: Do you look like an expert? Don’t we all expect arnlawyer, doctor, professor, computer-nerd, teenager, to dress and look the part? When they don’t, we mentally question their credentials. 2. Eye-Contact: it is a subconscious, hereditary force. If I cannot see your eyes, you are sneaky, and dangerous. Eye-contact is the basis folks rndecide to trust you, or not. More is better than less.

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

1,581 views

By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

What's The GAP and What good is it"

“What’s The “GAP” in your lower-abdomen (sacral) area?” • 1. “I dunno, & I don’t care much, wait, should I?” • 2. “Would you like to access pleasure, knowledge, and be in the ‘mood’ for s-e-x, at your will? How about Acing exams, and retrieving long-term memories?” • 3. “Anything else, like making a million dollars by 12 noon? When it’s too good to be true…” • 4. “This GAP knowledge is ancient, maybe 3,000 years old. Here’s the trick, it is known by ‘few’, and implemented by ‘less’. Do we agree YOU do a mind-experiment and then judge?”

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

1,580 views

By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Stop Scaring Me

Even one dose of morphine given to soldiers inhibits (blocks) the ability of the brain to form new memories for learning up to a thirty-days. But you are not a soldier,nso who cares? One dose of an opioid prescription drug can block your brain from strong memory and learning for up to a month. ...

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

1,562 views

By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

What is The Buzzing of The Bees?

The Secret strategy of Buzzing of The Bees We trained a NYC atto ey in Tripling (3x) his Speed Reading and Doubling his long-term memory. That was not what he emailed us about. One of the side-issues in the 12 hours of sessions includes a strategy called The Buzzing of The Bees. This is a simple strategy that most students and executives totally ignore. It was created by a French Psychologist called Emile` Coue` (pronounced Quay) in 1922. So What Please pay attention and see if you can mentally visualize this powerful procedure. But what is it for?

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Why Paying Attention is The Only Thing

Why Paying Attention Is The Only Thing When Vince Lombardi, star football coach was asked about winning in 1959, he said, “Winning isn’t everything, it’s the only thing.” So what? Reading is everything and it is also the only thing to learn Math and Science. Even Engineering and Computer-Science depend on reading to understand the problem and then attempt to solve it. It aint funny, but bear with me, “Our family was so poor when I was a kid, we couldn’t afford to PAY attention in school.” When you don’t pay attentionr

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

1,552 views

By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Is Listening to Your Internal Dialogue the Secret of Learning and Career Success?

Is Listening The Secret to Helping Others Improve Their Productivity? How many times do we want to talk things over with a Silent Partner, compared to hearing what he/she thinks or knows? Is silence Platinum, Golden or Silver? Neuroscientific research has proof. I heard – if you give a JackAss a Harvard education, all you end up with is a SmartAss.

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

1,551 views

By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

How New Scientific Strategies Add To Health & Longevity

How New Scientific Research Adds to Your Health And Longevity If you are like me about wild medical claims, you are a skeptic and contrarian and believe almost no authority or expert without proof. Sure there are breakthroughs, but the drug companies are the last one to believe. But then again there are exceptions to even the best rules. But what about stuff that sounds like good old common sense? Al Einstein said, “Common sense is just conventional wisdom with the prejudices we learned up to age 18.” So who do you believe? The Jou al of Applied Psychology, March 1, 2011

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

1,548 views

By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Science Changed Its Mind About Reflexology in 2012

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Science Changed Its Mind About Reflexology, November, 2012 • 1. Both the American Medical Association and the National Cancer Institute have changed their mind about Reflexology. It’s an ancient form of foot-hand-ear manipulation (massage) that isrnmoving from Fringe-care to Standard (mainstream) cancer treatment. • 2. The important difference between religious thinking and scientific analysis is that Science likes the NEWEST research (done in 2012 is better than research in 1999).

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

1,546 views

By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

How to be Outrageous and Make Mon...

How to be Outrageous And Win The Prize Called Mo… Do you delete 90% of your emails unread? Me too, because Clutter wastes my time and makes feel like a Mooch (patsy, jerk). What makes us stop to read the other unsolicited 10%? Curiosity, and the belief it may just give us Pleasure and help avoid Pain. A Bit of History We have been involved in teaching Speed Reading to students and executives since 1959. When the Internet went commercial October 25 1994, we were the one-and-only listing under Speed Reading.

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

True or False: two new strategies to give me energy

True or False: “There Are Two-Strategies I Can Do At My Desk to Rejuvenate Me.” • 1. “You decide after you do a mind/body experiment.” • 2. “I like being the judge & jury.” • 3. “The first exercise is called “Friction” and changes your brainwaves (ElectroMagnetic Field), leading to a high better “vibrational frequency.” You expand the fixed boundaries of your “comfort-zone”. • 4. “Sounds too complicated. What’s your definition of my ”Comfort-Zone?”

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

1,536 views

By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Your Eyes Begin to Age After 30, Do this about it.

Your Eyes Begin to “Age” After 30: Discover a New Baby-Easy Strategy To Improve Them – Permanently – Into your Nineties. • 1. NeuroScience: School teaches us to read one-word-at-a-time, while hearing the words in our mind. We reinforce it daily from age 6 to 30. • “So what?” • 2. We can never read faster than we can speak, but we do think five-times faster than we read. Result: you get bored easily. You let random (daydreaming) thoughts, distract & slow, both your learning & memory.

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

1,534 views

By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Like More Brain Ram?

Like More Brain Memory Today? If you have a baby-easy strategy to deeply relax that requires 1-2 minutes maximum, you can improve your long-term memory up to 40%. That’s a lot and we know three ways. So what? Relaxation releases chronic stress and even adds to your mental health and longevity. Three Facts 1. Fact: deep relaxation helps you receive new information and improves your personal learning and memory skills. Improvement will aid your career and finances. 2. Fact: learning is based on long-term memory. Get this: learning is directly related to your attention-span.

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

If you Know How to Arouse Curioisty...

If You Know How to Arouse Curiosity, You Win the Prize • 1. Science tests, everybody else – guesses without proof. If you want super success in school & your career, do the research. • 2. We tested ‘Subject Lines’, the email “message” we all use to decide if we Delete-or-Read. Ten-thousand decisions later we learned that “curiosity” is the moving-force. • 3. “Facts tell, while ‘curiosity’ sells.” In deciding to open or delete an email, the Subject Line causes us to lean-in and pay attention, or roll on to the next.

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

New Scientific Research: Believers Make Less Errors

New Scientific Research on Benefits of Belief in a Deity? Let’s get on the same footing – whether the reader is personally a believe or not – this serious research authored by Professor Michael Inzlicht at the University of Toronto, has something important to teach us about our brain. The research appears in the jou al Psychological Science, March 2009.

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Stop Believing, "See-is-believing", and "Talk-is-cheap!"

“Seeing Aint Believing, & Talk Aint Cheap, Yes Really” • 1. Cliches are on auto-pilot in our brain, so there is NO left-brain analysis about what they really mean. • 2. Successful people do NOT wait until their GOALS materialize completely – before they add a Mustard-Seed of faith in beginning new behaviors. • 3. If we WAIT to see our goals in reality, before we believe in them, we are not motivated to learn new skills required to create our GOALS. Conclusion: “Believing-Is-Seeing!”

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

1,522 views

By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

The Day I Forgot How to Breathe

The Day I Forgot How To Breathe “Allergy season may be the worst ever. A monster allergy season is in store for Spring 2010, according to experts. Our alert allergy level is 10.7 out of arnmaxium of 12.0.” Providence (R.I.) Examiner. Fact: an allergen is a substance, often a protein that causes an allergic reaction from pollen-grasses-trees-dust-mold and some medications. Humans and some animals suffer fits of sneezing, coughing, vision problems and itchy throat during Spring and Fall from allergens. In NYC (my town) the forecast for Thursday 4.22.10 is 11.1 (out of 12.0).

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

1,521 views

By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Why StressBusting Works

“Why StressBusting Can Reduce Your Anxiety & Help Ace Your Career.” • 1. “But is this meditation stuff “practical” or just hot-air?” • 2. “Let’s keep it simple, unless you’re a “Brainiac” & have to know where the “feet-grow-from”. Go to: Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, lead author, Fadel Zeidan. Read itr At Jou al, Social Cognition & Affective Neuroscience.” • 3. “Summarize it please.” • 4. “This is the first Proof that a short relaxing meditation can activate your brain to reduce stress & anxiety. How much? Up to 39%, and that has serious positive consequences.”

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

First-Things-First, Right?

First-Things-First Two (2) Covert (disguised) SECRETS of All Learning 1. Your WILLINGNESS (Willpower) to take risks and sometimes fail. It’s known as Trial-And-Error, and Cause-And-Effect. Desire is NOT enough. 2. Exercising your AUTO-DIDACTED-NESS (Self-Taught). Everything of significance you know, you taught yourself. Like – walking-talking-comprehension-riding-a-bike, & driving-a-car. This includes tying-a- tie, and lacing-your-shoes, & thinking. And now, Speed Reading101.org What’s Better & Faster Than a (Five) 5-Hour Energy-Drink?

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Can Two-Minute Rituals Improve Your Health And Lovevity?

Can These Two-Minute Rituals Improve Your Health & Longevity? This baby-easy anaerobic (no oxygen required) exercise at your desk can reduce your waistline and improve your blood circulation.

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Are People's Judgments Rational And Stable or What?

Are People’s Judgments Rational And Stable or What? 21st Century Science: If you are a lifelong learner and want a healthy mind-body connection and longevity, you have to consistently and persistently use your brain to keep learning. What does that really mean? How? Did you know up to half of folks over 80-years old either have Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia? You are going to live into your nineties so a healthy brain and longevity matter to you, right?

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

1,513 views

By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Is Einstein Right About Miracles?

Is Einstein Right About Miracles? First things first, I know nothing about Einstein’s E=mc2. So I researched this much. Matter and energy are different forms of the same thing. One can be turned into the other. Oh yeah, “C” stands for the speed of light, 186,000 miles per second. Why “C”? It Comes from Latin, the initial letter of Celeritas, meaning - speed. Picture a stalk (piece) of Celery with little Toes (Celeri + Tas) and see the ‘Celery-with-toes’ flying around the room at 2,000 miles per hour – and link it to ‘speed’, ‘C’, and ‘Celeritas’.

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

What Two-Letter Word Terrifies Your BRAIN?

“What is the Two-Letter Word that Your Brain Considers a Threat to Your ‘Survival’? • 1. “It took the invention (1999) of the fMRI (functional Magnetic Resonance Imagery) to show your Brain changes for the ‘worse’ - when it Sees, Hears or even rnreads the word: No!” • 2. “That’s the stupidest thing I ever heard you say, Pop. I use the word ‘no’, all-the-time, and hear it from everyone, including You! 24/7.” • 3. “If you remember this, you will learn (if you implement it) the secret of “Influence-Persuasion-Conviction in business, at-work, at-home, and creating financial-wealth.”

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

What is Human Nature, And What is Not?

Whatever is reinforced - improves. Praise raises the probability of a behavior being repeated. Two rules govern human existence: the pursuit of pleasure and the avoidance of pain (punishment). How? One is called Operant (operating) Conditioning and the second, Behavior Modification (B-Mod). Wait. We want to influence, persuade and convince others to modify their behavior tornfavor us, and we want to improve our own behaviors for personal growth in health, success and better relationships, right?

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

What is Associative-Conditioning And Who Cares?

What is Associative-Conditioning And Who Cares? Have you checked out Mental Movies.com? Hold it – not yet. They use basic psychological laws to create new habits for success, health, and personal growth. It takes six-minutes daily and is corny, but it is the Real-Deal. I know you don’t believe in New Age rituals, me neither. Don’t be stubborn, you snooze, you lose. Mental Movies is the sleeper that breaks the rules. Disclaimer: we have absolutely NO financial affiliation with MM.

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Why You Should Push Yourself to "Speed-Up."

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Why Should You Push yourself to “Speed-Up? • 1. “But Dr. Franklin, what good is your new invention of Electrics?” • 2. “Dear Lady, what good is a new-bo baby?” • 3. Get it? We just don’t know in advance the weird “apps” the little computer will run. Will it save “time”, make us creative, or just make ‘millions’. And it may just flop there like the beached-whale at Jones Beach. • 4. Forget philosophy and theory, we are practical people who need a problem to solve before we start something.r

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

My Favorite Two-Words R So-What?

My Favorite Two Words R – So What? One of my law professors once called me a Miscreant, and Irncould not get mad until I looked it up. It turns out I was evil, depraved, wicked, and base. Wait – immoral, degenerate, a villain, and a rascal. Latin: beyond belief. It was political. Get this: words are not just empty, random letters arbitrarily constructed. Hearing, reading, speaking emotional words (positive-negative-neutral) involuntarily trigger our brain into moods and behaviors. Hardwired or conditioned? Why should you believe me?

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

My Aha! Experience

“Pop, can you help me with my homework? I got these five last words I can’t figure out how to use each one in a sentence. “ “Sonny, you come to the right window. Gimme your problem. It is just asnimportant to know where to find the right answer, as learning ...

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Why Guilt Feelings Create Success

Why Guilt Feelings Are Required For Learning And Success a) “It’s not my fault, he started it.” b) “Don’t get mad at me, I couldn’t help myself.” c) “My genes made me do it.” Speed Reading is a requirement for success. Temptation We expect to see kids give into temptation and be impulsive. Sort of like obese people and the sight of chocolate.

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

"Learn to StressBust Anxiety or Lose 20-Years of Life."

“Learn to StressBust Anxiety or Lose 20-Years of Life.” • 1. “What did you say again, about the Mind and Matter.” • 2. “Oh yeah, “It’s Mind-Over-Matter, but if you don’t have any Mind – Nothing much matters.” • 3. “Is that about left-brain, right-brain thinking?” • 4. “Not. It’s about the thing that kills about 80% of Americans. It’s called Chronic Stress which initiates Heart Disease, Stroke and Cancer, the Big Three.” • 5. “You made that up.”

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

You Are More Than Your Left-Brain

“You are more than 65% Water & 18% Carbon, some Hydrogen, Calcium & Phosphorous, Huh?” • 1. “I slept through Chemistry, so this is all new to me, Pop.” • 2. “Me too. Like father, like son. Here’s what I remember from college Chem, which I failed. “Homo sapiens are Carbon-based life-forms, that require Oxygen to process Protein. And Trees take Carbon and turn it into Oxygen.” • 3. “So what? - Who-cares? What’s In It for me? – Pop?” • 4. “Right. In just released research at the University of Pennsylvania, they reversed what scientists & the rest of us always believed.

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

1,488 views

By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Could You Make One Personal Change?

Could You Make One Positive Change? Do you have a seer, mentor or commentator you automatically believe based on past experience? It is called the Law of Association – meaning there is ar LINK, joining and union with their ideas or beliefs. Association (from Latin) means soci(us) – partner or comrade. So What? We Homo sapiens work 24/7 to find people and ideas that make us comfortable, enforce the status quo, and are predictable. What does that describe? Repetition. Even the word sounds boring, but it is the mother of learning, habit and memory.

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

1,486 views

By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Scary Stuff & Pain Removal by Eye-Movements

Scary Experiences & Pain Are Gone in 30-Seconds • 1. “Gettoutahere!” you are Not a medical doctor, psychologist, or ophthalmologist, what the hell do you know about pain removal or trauma?” - he yelled at me. • 2. “Right-on. I suggest you go to your physician, or get a referral to a psychiatrist or an eye-specialist for your ailment. I got enough difficulty with five new contracts, and Speed Reading101 training workshops.” • 3. This conversation was important because we have a disclaimer on everything we do. We aint doctors, and what we teach is informational, not meant for treatment.r

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Why BEING GROUNDED is Step 1 for Power & Success

If You’re Grounded, Your Left & Right Brains Are in Alignment For Winning • 1. Get This: everything else depends on it! Human folk are living in the PAST or the Future (in-their-head) about half-their-waking-hours (46.5%) of the time. “Not-grounded” is triggered by Daydreaming, & mind-wandering. • 2. Define: “being grounded”. Living in the “here-and-now, & exclusively in the living-Present. Three-things: you’re aligned, balanced, and centered into ACTIVE consciousness.

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Immediate Gratification?

Immediate Gratification About Your Future? Henny-Penny, the sky is falling. Washington Mutual and Wachovia have gone belly-up, and General Motors fell from $27.23 to $4.83, from 2007 to 2008. McCain admits it is all a mystery to him, and Obama looks presidential by being calm and promising a ...

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

What Still, Small, Voice?

What Still, Small Voice? What is Stream-of-Consciousness, and why should you care? Synonyms for stream-of-consciousness are: internal dialogue, self-talk, inner monologue, subvocalization, and the still-small-voice. Professor William James (1842-1910) physician, first U.S. psychologist, teaching at Harvard Medical School, coined the term meaning fragmented thoughts and sensory feelings flowing from our mind, without a filter. So What When you and I were little kids we often spoke our thoughts out loud without censoring them first.

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Secrets of the Oldest Person in the Worlds & Your Benefits

Secrets of the Woman Who Lived Longest – Documented 122 yearsr And What’s In-It-For-You. • 1. You can claim you are the oldest living human, but French woman, Jeanne Louise Calment, had the records to prove it. • 2. What did Ms. Calment do, that you & I can duplicate for health & longevity. She remained healthy and with all-her-marbles, until she kicked-the-bucket at 122. Nice, right? • 3. For Brainiacs & the Impatient: three (3) unique behaviors: • a) added Extra Virgin Olive Oil to “everything” she ate, but milk. She even rubbed it all over her skin - daily.

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

How to Use Your Willpower to Implant Positive Emotions and...

How to Use Your Willpower to Implant Positive Emotions, And Blast-Out Negative Feelings. • 1. Are we consciously focused on our feelings, all-day? • 2. Answer: you and I change emotions during our waking hours more often than people change their underwear and take showers. • 3. Unless we use our willpower (dorso-lateral pre-frontal-cortex) our self-talk (internal-monollogue, “still-small-voice”, subvocalization), takes over with negative-emotions.

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Secrets of the Oldest Person in the Worlds & Your Benefits

Secrets of the Woman Who Lived Longest – Documented 122 yearsr And What’s In-It-For-You. • 1. You can claim you are the oldest living human, but French woman, Jeanne Louise Calment, had the records to prove it. • 2. What did Ms. Calment do, that you & I can duplicate for health & longevity. She remained healthy and with all-her-marbles, until she kicked-the-bucket at 122. Nice, right? • 3. For Brainiacs & the Impatient: three (3) unique behaviors: • a) added Extra Virgin Olive Oil to “everything” she ate, but milk. She even rubbed it all over her skin - daily.

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Would You Invest Six Minutes For Your Health & Longevity?

Would You Invest Six-Minutes Daily For Health & Longevity? Have you ever noticed that you and I require Immediate Gratification in order to continue doing daily rituals and practices - for our own best interest? How long can you stick to a diet before falling off the wagon? How about daily physical exercise? My number is about 7 days. Question: how can we have Immediate Gratification if it takes practice and repetition to develop Mastery-Autonomy-Purpose of new skills? Fact: the smallest new habit requires 21 consecutive days of usage to put itrnon Auto-Pilot.

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

How to Dissolve Information-Overload

How to Dissolve Information-Overload Do you experience information-overload from too many daily emails, telephone calls, books, articles and reports? If your career is in the Knowledge Economy and requires updated information to stay competitive in your industry, you are rnsuffering chronic stress from constant interruptions and disruptions to your concentration. Numbers There are 310 million folks in the U.S. in December 2010. In the world, there are just under 7 billion people. Wait – we just hit one-billion people who use the

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Stress Causes Gain?

Stress Causes Gain? What is your automatic Association and reaction when you read – “No-Pain”? Right, “No-Gain!” We are not talking about pumping-iron, yet it applies torncognitive learning. Most of us invent reasons not to do the repetitious practice,rn(home work) it takes to create personal Mastery of new skills The first step in the cure of excuse making is Awareness. Why? Homo sapiens like you and me live in a perpetual state of denial rnabout potential failure and rejection.

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Why Doubling Your Memory is Hot Stuff

Why Doubling Your Long-Term Memory Leads to Longevity Did you know your brain is always using multi-senses, not just one, for comprehension? When we are listening to anyone speaking to usrn(giving a lecture, or movie dialogue), our brain is using a variety of senses, not just our ears, to make heads or tails of their ideas and contents. So what? In order to get our point across when we are communicating with one person or a group of folks – we must consciously use our face-teeth-lips and hand gestures, body-language, and even posture to emphasize our ideas.

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

How to Accelerate Performance Easy & Quick

How to Accelerate Performance of All Kinds – Fast • 1. Get this: According to the latest (11.09.12) neuroscientific research in Japan by Professor N. Sadato: “To the brain, receiving a compliment is as much a social reward as being rewarded with Money”. • 2. If you want better learning and increased long-term memory, from yourself, and others (team, family, associates), offer a direct compliment to individuals during an activity. Your words become Power Suggestions for improvement.

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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