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Science-Based Protocols For a Productive Day

Science-Based Protocols For a Productive Day

Because scientific knowledge is objective, productivity habits grounded in science-based protocols offer concrete, evidence-supported methodology. You’ll waste time and get the wrong information if you depend on personal opinion or flawed research to deal with your productivity issues.  When you understand why your productivity is low, developing habitual concepts based on facts can drive us […]

How Do You Memorize Mind Maps?

How Do You Memorize Mind Maps?

When learning, comprehending, retaining, and memorizing information, mind maps are quite helpful as they successfully use and demonstrate the relationship between concepts with the use of keywords, symbols, colors, and lines.  Its structure also incorporates and stimulates several sections of our brain, which in the end results in meaningful understanding, data organization, concept association, and […]

7 Habits for a Productive Morning Routine

7 Habits for a Productive Morning Routine

A healthy morning routine leads to a productive day. A few lifestyle changes and other morning rituals can help you become a better version of yourself. A few years ago, I used to be the person who woke up all groggy in the morning after snoozing my alarm at least a dozen times and then […]

5 Reasons Why Being Productive Makes You Tired

5 Reasons Why Being Productive Makes You Tired (& How to Fix It!)

Do you find it difficult to concentrate and wonder why you are tired after a productive day at work? It could be intense emotions, multitasking, or interruptions and trying to refocus. Perhaps even poor task planning and prioritization or sleep deprivation.  Your body can get exhausted from thinking and working to the point that all […]

What Is Active Recall and Passive Recall?

What Is Active Recall and Passive Recall?

Active recall and passive recall are learning strategies that can help retain information. The former refers to techniques that retrieve information from your brain, while the latter refers to the techniques that take in information from learning materials.  Although both are good techniques for learning and memory, active recall is a more effective way of […]

6 Consequences of Over Memorization (& What to Do Instead

6 Consequences of Over Memorization (And What To Do Instead)

Over memorization is not good for learning. It is time-consuming and stressful, makes learning superficial, does not promote comprehension, makes you forget faster, and does not encourage practical application.  While memorization continues to get a bad rap in many quarters, it has been shown that we cannot learn without it. Thus, what should be flogged […]