Posted by John Brackett | Posted in Mental Performance, Personal Energy | Posted on 02-01-2010
Tags: creativity, habits, intelligence, Mental Performance, neural communication, neural transmission, neurons, sleep cycles
We left off with Part 1 on the importance of building your neural network – in effect, challenging yourself with stimulating habits and practices that lead to the development of new neurons and connections. We also saw how certain key brain regions can be the major players in developing intelligence, “g”. Now that we’re challenging ourselves to perform mentally and building these new neurons, it’s time to tackle step 2: enhancing the speed and ease of neural communication.
Neural communication is the same thing as neural transmission; it refers to our ability to allow interaction between neurons to take place, and reap the benefits of this neural communication in mental performance, clarity of mind, problem solving skills, new ideas, etc. Read the rest of this entry »
