Is Forgetting Just Brain Decluttering? The Case for Cognitive Minimalism
You forgot where you parked. Again. You spaced on a name, missed a meeting, or walked into a room only to wonder why you were there. It’s easy to label …
Brain Fuel for Creative Flow
You forgot where you parked. Again. You spaced on a name, missed a meeting, or walked into a room only to wonder why you were there. It’s easy to label …
A priest, a rabbi, and a neuroscientist walk into a bar… if your brain just perked up, you’re not alone. The moment we hear the start of a joke or …
You sit down to write. The cursor blinks, the page stretches wide, and suddenly, your once-busy brain goes eerily quiet. You want to fill the page—but instead, you freeze. This …
You don’t need to wait for the perfect moment to create. You can prime your brain to be ready. In psychology, “priming” refers to how your brain responds to subtle …
You’re staring at your screen, your sketchpad, or your instrument. The spark has dimmed. Your mind is foggy. The ideas aren’t landing. You don’t need to push harder. You might …
You’ve got a hundred tabs open — in your browser and in your brain. One minute you’re writing a blog post. The next, you’re tweaking an image, checking email, sketching …
You stare at the blank page. Nothing comes. You refresh, re-read, rewrite. Still stuck. The more you sit still, the more stagnant your ideas feel. The solution? Don’t push harder. …
You’ve probably heard of elite athletes using visualization to boost performance. But did you know your brain responds the same way when you imagine creating… as when you actually create? …
Ever notice how the right music seems to unlock your creative brain? You sit down, hit play, and suddenly the work flows easier, the distractions fade, and time speeds up. …
We tend to think of imagination as something magical—spontaneous, mysterious, unpredictable. But in reality, imagination is a mental skill. And like any skill, it can be nurtured, trained, and optimized. …