Maximising Your Intellectual Abilities

Learn how to maximise your intellectual abilities in just 50 minutes with this practical and concise book. Developing your mental capacity can be a major advantage at work, as it will allow you to increase your efficiency, creativity and problem-solving skills. It can therefore help you work without making mistakes and find innovative solutions to a range of issues, which will allow you to take your performance and career to the next level.

In this book, you will learn about the benefits of maximising your intellectual abilities in terms of career progression, professional development and project management. It also features useful tips to develop your memory and advice for keeping your brain healthy, so you can take practical steps to think more clearly and make smarter decisions.

How can this book help you in your career?

Making the most of your intellectual potential will allow you to work more efficiently and make fewer mistakes. This book will give you everything you need to:

• Implement lifestyle changes to promote healthy and efficient brain function
• Use a range of techniques to keep your brain active and energized
• Make fewer mistakes when working or studying and retain information more easily
• Think more quickly and creatively, allowing you to solve challenging problems faster

This straightforward and accessible 35-page book is structured as follows:

• Maximising your intellectual abilities
• Using your brain to your advantage: the basics
  • Discovering our own intelligence
  • Reprogramming our brains
  • Techniques for maximising your abilities
• Top tips
• FAQs
  • What behaviour do I need to adopt to look after my brain on a daily basis?
  • Why is it easier to learn when we are young?
  • Why is it important to train my brain?
  • Are brain-training games really effective?
  • Is it dangerous to resort to medication to improve my mental capacity if I am not suffering from any illness?
  • How long will it be before I notice an improvement in my intellectual capabilities?
  • Does my way of thinking depend on whether I prefer using the left or right hemisphere?
• Over to you