• Title Train Your Brain: Build a Framework for Clear Thinking
• Author(s) William Dodd
• Publisher: Smashwords 2012
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• Language: English
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• ISBN-13: 978-1476436876
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Book Description

This book will help you build a mental framework for clear thinking.

The basic anatomy of the brain is presented as a three level structure, each level with its own memories, skills, and knowledge. Strategies are summarized for learning, for managing memories, and for problem solving. The scientific method is presented as a prime example of clear thinking.

Models of memory and conscious thought are developed and then utilized in a variety of practical applications. The importance of a consistent and integrated philosophy of life is emphasized.

With daily practice you can build your skills in clear thinking, and become a more productive and happier person.

Clear Thinking consists of three systematic activities:

1. Gathering the best information available.
2. Applying the best strategies for analyzing that information.
3. Using the most powerful part of your brain to solve problems and make decisions.

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