How to be a LOT Smarter than You Think You Are
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Most people are shocked when they are told that increasing their
cognitive abilities is possible. It was once thought that mental
capabilities were set in stone, unchanging since birth. But much
of what we know about the mind has changed since then,
particularly in the last 10 years. Research has found that there
are many factors playing even larger roles in IQ. For example,
someone with ADD, properly treated, can experience huge leaps in
IQ score, sometimes up to 30 or more points! Similarly, removing
psychological barriers, limiting beliefs and increasing
confidence can have a huge impact on cognitive abilities.
So, how do we go about training the brain for optimal
performance? One answer, and quite possible the most simple and
efficient solution is Brainwave and Neural Stimulation.
A typical human brain is functioning on low capacity. Although
the idea that a normal brain only uses 10% of its capacity is a
myth, most people's brains are not functioning properly. For
example, studies show that the brains of many people, when
confronted with a problem, will actually switch gears and start
working less! Instead of switching to logic and "work mode", the
brain switches to patterns of frustration and emotion. Most
people have simply not learned to "turn on" these higher
cognitive abilities when the time is right. Most people are
unfamiliar with the states of intense concentration and
laser-like focus that come so easily to the great thinkers of
our time. To correct this problem, researchers endeavored to
recreate the brainwave patterns of over achieving, successful
individuals - the most intelligent 1% of the population. What
they found is truly remarkable. By helping to optimize brainwave
patterns, people can both temporarily increase cognitive
abilities and train the brain to produce this activity on its
own.
Psychology, emotional state and Hypnotic Suggestion have also
been shown to effect cognitive abilities. Hypnotic suggestion
has also been successfully used to increase memory retention and
focus. Further, most people have limiting beliefs, thinking
perhaps that they are incapable of incredible feats of memory or
complex mental calculations. For example, a common limiting
belief is "I am not good at math." And, of course, as long as
you believe this, nothing will keep your mind from making it
true. It is just as important to provide a psychological basis
for increased intelligence, as it is to provide the necessary
neural activity. Using Suggestion and a set of practical
Psychological techniques, this goal becomes easier than ever to
achieve.
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