Keeping Yourself Mentally Fit

Welcome my friend to another blog post. Smile you are an amazing person! Your brain is the most useful and also the most fragile tool in your business arsenal.

The most successful business people are those who keep themselves mentally active. There are a number of ways to do this. In the last post we touched upon the subject of Automobile University. One of the reasons this is so successful is that most people spend between 500 to 1000 hours driving per year. Thus if you do not use Automobile University this is all lost time. The most successful people are those who are continuously learning.

Another way to keep mentally active is to do brain exercises regularly every day. I recommend this as a great technique to not only keep your “business” brain active but also to fight off mental deterioration / degenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer’s.

In most newspapers and magazines you can see puzzle pages with crosswords, soduko and word search etc. With these you usually have to wait until the next day to know if you are correct or not, but delayed gratification is also a success trait.

You may have seen adverts for Dr Kawashima’s Brain Training on TV. This and other similar software are excellent ways to put your brain through the mental gymnasitcs required for a healthy life. These use the Nintendo DS Lite as the software platform. This is a handheld device which can also play games software. I believe that this is an excellent device for its price. Although you cannot use it whilst driving it can be used whilst travelling thus releasing lost time.

You can check out the various brain training software by going to“My Self-Develpment Store” at the end of this post. “My Self-Development Store” is actually “Your Self-Development Store” so visit it regularly to see what’s new.

In closing this post may I say that you are an amazing person. You might not feel like it all the time, but remember you possess a brain that can create your destiny.

To your success.

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