On May 10th, I had about 20 attendees in my Brain Jogging club at Wilson Park
On May 10th, my ProHealthcare class was a lot of fun with almost all 38 of the attendees.
May 17th, ProHealthcare class ended. Got great reviews.
May 18th, I presented to Bob Bogan's support group about 20 people at the VA Hospital.
May 24th, 12 attendees at Wilson park.
May 24th, 25 attendees at my presentation at Racine Public Library.
May 25th, more than 50 attendees at my Cuddahy Senior Center presentation. Everyone wanted to keep hearing me talk about brain fitness and I kept going for 2 hours.
Muscles that aren't exercised regularly tend to become weak. Recent research indicates that brain cells are similar to muscles in this regard. Memory and brain fitness improve with stimulating brain exercises for all important areas of the brain. Crosswords alone are not enough because they don't exercise all parts of the brain. Brain exercise needs to include activities like drawing and learning a musical instrument.
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Sunday, May 29, 2005
Monday, May 09, 2005
"Out of the boat"
Whitewater rafting is used as a metaphor for change and change management. "Out of the boat" means exactly that. While whitewater rafting, you can suddenly find yourself "out of the boat".
In preparation for such times, it is necessary to have a practice drilled into you. The practice that The Art of Possibility mentions is "Toes to your nose, look for the boat, reach for the oars!"
During the pre-training for whitewater rafting, the instructors keep making you repeat this practice so that in the event that you do fall "out of the boat" then these life-saving thoughts are triggered automatically.
I am going to invent a practice for people who suddenly have no clue about what they are trying to remember and find themselves cognitively "out of the boat" :)
In preparation for such times, it is necessary to have a practice drilled into you. The practice that The Art of Possibility mentions is "Toes to your nose, look for the boat, reach for the oars!"
During the pre-training for whitewater rafting, the instructors keep making you repeat this practice so that in the event that you do fall "out of the boat" then these life-saving thoughts are triggered automatically.
I am going to invent a practice for people who suddenly have no clue about what they are trying to remember and find themselves cognitively "out of the boat" :)
Thursday, May 05, 2005
Another way to remember the names of our Presidents
I like the song in the previous blog better though it ends with Coolidge.
Tuesday, May 03, 2005
Neat way to learn the names of the Presidents
A must see link if you would like memorize the names of the Presidents!
http://www.livinghistoryfarm.org/farminginthe30s/lrRead04.html
http://www.livinghistoryfarm.org/farminginthe30s/lrRead04.html
Monday, May 02, 2005
Space between the notes
“Great music’s as much about the space between the notes as it is about the notes themselves” Sting
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