Posts Tagged ‘Leadership’
Brain Exercise and Fitness: August Monthly Digest
As we announced last month, we are offering a monthly digest of news. Today we will share the most popular August posts. Consider it your monthly Brain Exercise Magazine! News You Can Use The Ten Habits of Highly Effective Brains: our most successful post so far, on how to maintain fit brains, with over 70,000…
Read MoreStanford Media X Annual Conference
We will be attending the 5th Annual Media X Conference, April 16 and 17, 2007 at Stanford University. If you are coming, please contact us so we can talk in more detail about cognitive and emotional training (brain fitness). Description: Media X Annual Conference will highlight fundamental research about people and technology for our Affiliates…
Read MoreBrain Fitness Blog Carnival #1
Welcome to the inaugural edition of the Brain Fitness Blog Carnival. The timing couldn’t be better you have probably seen the featured CBS News/TIME Series on Brain Neuroplasticity. Thanks to the over 40 people who submitted posts. We have had to select the posts we enjoyed the most to help facilitate an engaging and informed…
Read MoreSome Weekend Reading
Don’t worry, even if you’re a guy, there’s plenty there to get you started and keep you motivated on a fitness plan — for your body and your mind.… Kevin’s suggestions also make for good brain fitness — most of his suggestions include novelty and challenge, both of which are good for motivation and brain fitness.
Read MoreChange or Die: Train Your Mind, Change Your Brain
We are tempted to drop it all, find a nice warm tree in the park or coffeehouse table, and simply read 2 books that have just been published. We haven’t read them since they have literally just been released today, but we are certain there will be a fun and illuminating read for anyone interested in the…
Read More2007 New Year Resolution: Carnival of Brain Fitness
Happy 2007 to everyone! We have just formulated our New Year Resolution: make 2007 the year when brain plasticity and Brain Fitness became mainstream concepts. How do we start? well, let’s announce the launch of the Carnival of Brain Fitness (a Blog Carnival is basically the vehicle that blogs use to share posts around specific…
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