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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

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

"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

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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

1,473 views

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

1,451 views

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 Double Your Learning & Long Term Memory by a Weird Strategy

How to Double Your Learning & Memory Skills by a Weird-Strategy In 30-Seconds. Yes, really. • 1. Your personal coconut (skull) weighs three-pounds. • 2. Your brain requires about 25% of all the Oxygen that your body uses. • 3. You brain also requires about 23% of all the Glucose (blood-sugar of your entire body. • 4. To experience your personal Ah-Ha! moments of knowledge and new skills, your brain must have a steady supply of Oxygen to your hundred-billion neurons (nerve-cells). But you know that.

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Comments On Scott Adams: How to Get a Real Education at College

Comments You Can Use By H. Bernard Wechsler July 11 2011 Comments on Scott Adams: How to Get a Real Education at College 1. Combine Skills: Be a fairly-well provider of multiple skills and talents. It is unusual to have one person who can successfully multi-task skills a) Moderate Art talent b) basic writing (cartoon dialogue) c) ordinary sense ofr Humor, d) limited biz world experience. How to make Nothing into Something. Scott Adams created “Dilbert”, the #1 syndicated cartoon in the world. See the world from the view of an Entrepreneur’s (Point-of-View)rn.r

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

1,417 views

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

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

What Really Matters in Persuading Folks?

What Really Matters in Persuading Folks? If you want to save time and get to the next thing on your to-do-list, the answer is your Voice. How you use your voice-box makes folks listen intently or go blind to your pitch. This is not in an isolated area of your life; it covers sales (persuading), convincing your Significant-Other of anything in your relationship, and getting out the vote. Who Says So

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

"Why Jana's Brain Exercise Aces School & Career."

“What’s Jana’s Secret for Acing School & Career?” • 1. “I want to explain the steps to juicing up your brain.” • 2. “It’s easier to perform, than to analyze. Do you have an ‘algorithm,’ like 1-2-3?” • 3. “Here’s what you DO. The “how” of it. • First step, take your left index finger & thumb & grab your right-earlobe. Now cross-over your right arm, & make an “X” with both arms. • Second step, take your right index finger & thumb & seizer Your left-earlobe. Your index-fingers are on top of the earlobes, between the thumbs.”

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

"What's With Left & Right Brains?"

“What’s With Left & Right Brain?” • 1. “I’m confused, professor. Is there a left & right brain dominance? Which is better?” • 2. “The answer is too important to leave it to “educators”, who like things complicated, so they have a job explaining intentionally, abstract ideas. My cousin Albert said, ‘if you can’t explain your idea to a smart six-year-old, you don’t understand it yourself.” • 3. “Personally, I like baby-easy examples, analogies or metaphors that I can visual & remember for the future.”

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

1,379 views

By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Got Circadian Rhythm?

Speed Reading: Got Circadian Rhythm? Sound boring and irrelevant, right? What if the new scientific research produces evidence for your increasing longevity? A professor in NYU College of Dentistry, Timothy Bromage, at the annual meetingnof the American Association for Dental Research (April, ...

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

1,374 views

By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Got Must-ibation?

Got Must-ibation? Speed Read Consider this: How many times this week have you heard the expression – obviously – introducenan answer? I counted eight on CNBC interviews in one day. When we start offnwith – obviously - you are telling the listener to shut up because your view ...

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Kaizen Means Continuous Improvement

Kaizen Means Continuous Improvementnn“Now is the time that tries men’s souls. The summer soldier and thensunshine patriot will in this crisis, shrink from the service of his country,nbut he that stands now deserves the love and thanks of man and woman. Tyranny, like hell is not ...

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

"What's With Left & Right Brains?"

“What’s With Left & Right Brain?” • 1. “I’m confused, professor. Is there a left & right brain dominance? Which is better?” • 2. “The answer is too important to leave it to “educators”, who like things complicated, so they have a job explaining intentionally, abstract ideas. My cousin Albert said, ‘if you can’t explain your idea to a smart six-year-old, you don’t understand it yourself.” • 3. “Personally, I like baby-easy examples, analogies or metaphors that I can visual & remember for the future.”

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Body Image And Illness

Do you believe your feelings direct your brain? Do you think it’s a scientific fact your emotions overwhelm reason and logic in major decision-making? Does new information (knowledge) offer you the power to put your thinking-brain back in the driver’s seat? Columbia University ...

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Got Optimism?

If you ask 100 folks if their glass is half full or half empty,nmeaning optimistic verses pessimistic, 99 will give you a positive answer. It is an instinct, part of our originally programming. Research over seventy-five years indicates our language, memory,nand analysis (thinking) are ...

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Got Self-Illusion?

Self-Illusions And Your Success Would Warren Buffet be insulted because you, and ten million ofnyour logical friends told him his strategies are nothing but illusions? Half the psychological community thinks self-illusions are healthynto successful functioning in our Knowledge Economy. Why? ...

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

"Questions for Parents"

Questions: • 1. True/False: “YOU are in the Top-Ten slowest readers of 316 million U.S. Citizens and ‘Proud’ of it.” www.speedreading101.org • 2. True/False: “YOU have a ‘delusion’, you are in the Top-Ten Fastest readers in the U.S.A” www.speedreading101.org • 3. True/False: “YOU would Like your kid to be one of Top-Ten Fastest readers in the U.S. It could help win a Scholarship to avoid paying a Ton to college. And maybe, Dear God, get-a-job.” www.speedreading101.org

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Aristotle Rules

Aristotle’s Model Still Works Frankly, we personally would not know Aristotle’s principles if the Google information system landed on our thick, three-pound cabeza. If we ever learned his ideas, they are buried in the same crypt with algebra, geometry and Shakespeare. Just to sound ...

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

What's The Difference between Gimmicks and Strategies?

What’s the Difference between Tricks & Gimmicks And Strategies & Systems? Major Breakthrough: learning is connected to a Brain Rhythm So what? Add one baby-easy element to your reading and you triple (3x) your learning speed, and double (2x) your memory. You save up to 2-hours daily and become a human learning computer. You have heard about speed reading for years, but you were never sure if it was a gimmick. One sure thing, you never became a speed reader. In the next five-minute you will know Speed Reading is real, andr Double (2x) your learning skills – permanently.r

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Why Subliminal Smile leads to success

“Why You Should Know “Subliminal-Smiling” & “Deconstruction” of The Elements of Speed Reading 3x.” • 1. “If you’re such a ‘smart-ass’, teach me how to get more tips in my Summer job,” asked my son’s girlfriend. • 2. “You don’t want to know the physical actions, just “how-to”. Answer: it’s called “Subliminal-Smiling”. • 3. “I already know how to smile, that cannot work.” • 4. “When people catch you smiling, as a part of your personality, they figure it’s “phony”, and go negative. Subliminal-Smiling is a ‘millisecond’, and seen out of ther

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Got Exercise?

Speed Reading: Got Exercise? Mae West, the sexual innuendo bombshell of 1930-1949 said three things you should remember, “I used to be – Snow-White, but I drifted.” (Me too.) “Too much of a good thing – is just wonderful.” (More money, please.) “You ...

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

1,302 views

By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

"What's With Left & Right Brains?"

“What’s With Left & Right Brain?” • 1. “I’m confused, professor. Is there a left & right brain dominance? Which is better?” • 2. “The answer is too important to leave it to “educators”, who like things complicated, so they have a job explaining intentionally, abstract ideas. My cousin Albert said, ‘if you can’t explain your idea to a smart six-year-old, you don’t understand it yourself.” • 3. “Personally, I like baby-easy examples, analogies or metaphors that I can visual & remember for the future.”

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

1,297 views

By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Why Boring is Dangerous to Your Life

Why “Boring” Leads to Drugs, Drinking, or Smoking • 1. Brainiacs only: what’s your brain made of? Answer: 78% water. Some of us have replaced the liquid with “fat”, hence the expression, “Fat-Head.” • 2. “So what? Who-cares? What’s In-It-For-Me? • 3. Your 3-lb brain requires continuous liquids to function optimally. Long-Livers drink a quart of juice of daily. Did you know your 3-lb brain requires 22% of all the Oxygen & Glucose of your entire body?

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

1,287 views

By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Got Willpower?

Did you know maybe half of all scientific researchers do not believe there is such a thing as willpower? They cannot see, measure or track it with an fMRI, so many believe it is another urban myth like the alligators in the New York sewe system. Joseph Stalin, Soviet Czar for 24 years ...

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Do You Spend 60 Minutes at Your Computer?

We asked for a show of hands and examples from a class of 30 highschoolers, whether they had serious stress in their daily lives. They wouldn’t shut up. We asked a class of IT executives about stress. Half denied it existed; the other half claimed it never ended. What is Stress The term ...

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Reading Brain Breaththrough 2012

Reading & the Brain Has a Breakthrough. Wow, It Works. • 1. For Brainiacs & other “smart-folks”: up to 70% of U. S. high school students are lousy (not proficient) readers. So what? • 2. N.A.E.P. (National Assessment of Educational Progress), indicates average high school “reading-scores” are up to 2-5 years “below” Grade-Level. • 3. “Forget succeeding in college, they are ill-equipped to compete in the “new” economy. Critical reading skills are required for computer use, automation, and robotics.”

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Bugs Bunny Was Right

Headlines Bugs Bunny was absolutely right; Beta Carotene (four carrots daily) improvesnyour memory and reduces dementia. Ok, you have to chew up a slew ofncarrots daily, or a pill with 50 milligrams of Beta Carotene taken 3x a week. So far the scientific evidence is for men only; if you want ...

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Speed Reading is a Science

What ‘Instinct’ Produces Speed Reading? Instinct What’s a 3rd grade definition of ‘instinct’? Is it reflex? Which is closest - ‘intuition’, ‘hardwired’, ‘gut-reaction’ or habit? In college we get this definition – a biological-drive, an inbo pattern of ...

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Are You A Closet Contrarian

Are You a Closet Contrarian? If you know yourself and can analyze others, you recognize if you arena core skeptic and suppress a sarcastic personality. Many of us hide nour Contrarian belief system under a mien of teeth-flashing and words of pleasantry. To get along, you go alone, is a ...

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

What's The Difference between Gimmicks and Strategies?

What’s the Difference between Tricks & Gimmicks And Strategies & Systems? Major Breakthrough: learning is connected to a Brain Rhythm So what? Add one baby-easy element to your reading and you triple (3x) your learning speed, and double (2x) your memory. You save up to 2-hours daily and become a human learning computer. You have heard about speed reading for years, but you were never sure if it was a gimmick. One sure thing, you never became a speed reader. In the next five-minute you will know Speed Reading is real, andr Double (2x) your learning skills – permanently.r

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

1,224 views

By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Got Breathing?

Do you ever give a second thought to your breathing? Unless you got COPD(Emphysema) the pro forma answer is no, who cares; it’s working just fine. Wait, are you going to give me one more stupid thing to worry about? See yancause I’m outta here. I just finished half a book this ...

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

1,218 views

By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Two Significant Discoveries

Two Significant Discoveries in 2008 You Can Use Yes or no? You and your Significant-Other will bentrying to lose 10 pounds or more for the rest of nyour life. It’s a pretty good bet you will be testing onenfad diet or another ad infinitum because 60% of the U.S. population (300 million) ...

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Save Your Eyes

Save Your Eyes How many folks take a do-it-yourself program or self-help workshop and go to thennext step of using the new knowledge in every day life? No more than 8% of learners will put their new skills into practical use. Why did they spend their money and time in the first place, if they ...

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

"Would you Check Out a Free Business Opportunity?"

“Would you Check-Out a Free! Business Opportunity?” • 1. “Wait. It’s worth $75,000. And there are no-strings-attached. Well, would you? I thought Not.” • 2. “Conventional-Wisdom says, ‘If it’s too good to be true…’ We’re asking you to “click” it, not give away your damned wallet and creditcards. Still No? ‘The American ‘dream’ just suffered a stroke.’ • 3. “What the Catch?” • 4. “We set aside four (4) free Biz Ops on the East Coast, but nobody wants to play.”

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Story-Telling Rules

Do you have a great memory for what you hear, read or see? If you do, you’re the exception because the rest of us poor soulsnlose more than 51% of what we hear, read and see within 24 hours. Each passing day another 10-15% of the original memory fades. Just picture ...

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Learn to StressBust to Save 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

1,149 views

By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Got Persuasion?

Speed Reading: Got Positive Persuasion? Executives in particular, and the rest of us most of the time, are in the business of persuading, influencing, and convincing folks, agreed? Salespeople of course, but lawyers and doctors have a vested interest in getting others to follow their ...

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

1,142 views

By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Save Your Eyes

Save Your Eyes How many folks take a do-it-yourself program or self-help workshop and go to thennext step of using the new knowledge in every day life? No more than 8% of learners will put their new skills into practical use. Why did they spend their money and time in the first place, if they ...

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

1,132 views

By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Spoken vs Reading

Spoken vs Reading Words Ever believe you’re absolutely certain you’re right, but ask 3-4 folks around you just to be sure? “Excuse me but is it just me, or did the floor just move as-ifnan earthquake hit New York?” Your writer has been studying the influence of words on ...

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Wanna Kill Procrastination?

Motivate Yourself to Ace Studying or Test Taking If you had a scientific formula to ace your exams andnmotivate yourself to study, and it took about five-minutes,nwould you use it? All of us have days when we are procrastinators, feelnbored and tired, and just want to hang out and do ...

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Got Summaries for 2008?

Half of the scientific studies I read in ’08 required a reinca ation of A. Einstein for full comprehension. The other half is clear as crystal, and memorable. The media knows that only 10% of the 310 million Americans are interested in science stories. They do not print 95% of scientific ...

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Got Stressbusting?

Is it people, places or things that cause us the most daily stress? Listen to this: 1. “Adopting the right attitude can convert negative stress (distress) to na positive one (eustress).” 2. “As much as we thirst for approval we dread condemnation.” 3. “Every ...

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Got Learning?

Speed Reading: Got Learning? Do you have an Inquiring Mind? We know the answer is yes - or you would be snoozing or playing video games. Are you aware that having an Inquiring Mind changes your brain’s structure and function? Experience and learning constantly rearrange your brain ...

Primary topic: Learning

Learning Speed Reading

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By Hal WechslerRecently published2 topics

Sitting On Your Can Is Unhealthy

Sitting is Deleterious to Your Health And Life I am a lazy-fat-ass, always have been and maybe always will be. Awake 16 hours daily, I sit on my can at the computer, watchingntv, reading, and playing video games. Some of the time I am atnconferences and company meetings – and telephoning, ...

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Learning Speed Reading

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