brain science

What? Feedback doesn’t work?

October 17, 2011 By shari2008

Author Charles Jacobs states in his article, Why Feedback Doesn’t Work and Other Surprising Lessons from the Latest Brain Science*, “Using functional magnetic resonance imaging, or fMRI as it’s known in the field, scientists are now able to watch the … Continue reading →

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All thoughts are not the same

August 19, 2011 By admin

Do you remember getting up this morning and getting ready for work? Showering, brushing your teeth, fixing your breakfast, driving to work? If you are like most people, you put our brain on ‘automatic pilot’ and just do these things. … Continue reading →

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The Tale of Your Three Energies

March 15, 2011 By admin

Energies can invigorate us or zap us. We generally only pay attention to our physical energy … “I am tired” , “I don’t have any energy” , “I just want to sleep”. There is another kind of energy: emotional energy. … Continue reading →

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