Mind Games: ways to improve your memory

[Guest guest]

Good Morning!

 

Mind Games: ways to improve your memory

 

Some of the best ways to engage your brain is by using your memory

functions!

 

1. The number one rule is: Get off auto-pilot! Avod brain shrinkage

by expanding your emotional and mental capacity. Break up your

routine. Switch it up. Do something different each day.

 

2. Memorize favorite poems, speeches or famous passages.

 

3. Read challenging books or articles that encourage you to expand

your interests.

 

4. Learn something new whether it is a new language, the words to a

song or a new recipe, this helps stretch the brain.

 

5. Practice other-handedness If you're right-handed, try brushing

your teeth or writing your grocery list with your left hand.

 

6. Play word games like crossword puzzles, sudoku and acrostics.

 

7. Test at your threshold. Testing yourself slightly beyond your

capacity (80 percent right, 20 percent wrong) helps to increase brain

neurons.

 

8. Get lost. Getting lost and then being able to find your way, by

backtracking, reading a map or deducing, helps to increase memory.

 

9. Choose one new thing to learn everyday. You will greatly benefit

your age/mind capacity, as you comprehend something new.

 

10. Stay optimistic, remaining so, enables higher cognitive function.

 

 

 

Andrew Pacholyk, MS, L.Ac

http://www.peacefulmind.com/student.htm

Therapies for healing

mind, body, spirit

[Guest guest]

thank you for these advise yoga make me relax and make my thinking

better , " yogiguruji "

<yogiguruji wrote:

>

> Good Morning!

>

> Mind Games: ways to improve your memory

>

> Some of the best ways to engage your brain is by using your memory

> functions!

>

> 1. The number one rule is: Get off auto-pilot! Avod brain

shrinkage

> by expanding your emotional and mental capacity. Break up your

> routine. Switch it up. Do something different each day.

>

> 2. Memorize favorite poems, speeches or famous passages.

>

> 3. Read challenging books or articles that encourage you to expand

> your interests.

>

> 4. Learn something new whether it is a new language, the words to

a

> song or a new recipe, this helps stretch the brain.

>

> 5. Practice other-handedness If you're right-handed, try brushing

> your teeth or writing your grocery list with your left hand.

>

> 6. Play word games like crossword puzzles, sudoku and acrostics.

>

> 7. Test at your threshold. Testing yourself slightly beyond your

> capacity (80 percent right, 20 percent wrong) helps to increase

brain

> neurons.

>

> 8. Get lost. Getting lost and then being able to find your way, by

> backtracking, reading a map or deducing, helps to increase memory.

>

> 9. Choose one new thing to learn everyday. You will greatly

benefit

> your age/mind capacity, as you comprehend something new.

>

> 10. Stay optimistic, remaining so, enables higher cognitive

function.

>

>

>

> Andrew Pacholyk, MS, L.Ac

> http://www.peacefulmind.com/student.htm

> Therapies for healing

> mind, body, spirit

>