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H ere are 120 things you can do starting today to help you think faster, improve memory,
comprehend information better and unleash your brain’s full potential.
Readers’ Contributions
1. Dance! (by Shanel Yang)
2. Study Philoshophy and the writings of great thinkers. (by ZHereford)
3. Be around people that are smarter than you. (by Angel Cuala)
4. Use ‘brain fitness’ software. (by Eric Blue)
5. Read text upside down (the text, not you… well, you can try that, too). (by Thales)
6. Act in a stageplay. (by Thales)
7. Practice ‘environmental creativity’. Keep asking yourself questions like “What does this
mean?” and “How can I use this?”. (by Chuck Frey)
8. Use a reverse clock. You can buy one or make your own. (by Brendan Dunphy)
9. Take an improvisation class. (by Patricia Ryan Madson)
10. Pun! Play with words. (by David Lurey)
11. Do It Yourself: Create or repair things without the aid of paid professionals. Repair, sew, cook,
build, weave, paint, etc. (by b.honey)
12. Teach someone something you know. (by Usiku)
13. Help a child with their homework. (by Usiku)
14. Provide thoughtful comments on blogs and websites. (by Usiku)
15. Discuss religion and politics, even with friends. (by Usiku)
16. Teach yourself origami. (by Pamela)
17. Learn to knit or crochet. (by Pamela)
18. Shop at a market different from the usual. (by Pamela)
19. Think of something you fear. Work to conquer it. (by Pamela)
20. Play bridge (or other card games). (by millie)
21. Practice Yoga. (by Rajesh)
22. Learn martial arts. (by Chirou)
23. Study the concepts of Relativity (both General and Special). (by Tim)
24. Practice echolocation (sense objects by hearing echoes from those objects). (by Tim)
25. Help and immigrant learn your language. (by Ray)
26. Translate articles (by Remigiusz Durka).
Note: Thanks to everybody who translated this article! Caruso (Spanish), Tommaso
(Italian), Eylos (Turkish) and Remigiusz (Polish). (Anyone else I’m missing?)
27. Eat raw foods. (by Carlos Caridad)
28. Remember childhood and imagine living it with your current experience. (by Janine)
29. Imagine how would you survice in a different epoch (say, 5000 years go). (by Mel Smith)
30. Play role-playing games (RPG) (by FreeMasons)
31. Treat life’s challenges as social experiments (by Michael Gaudet)
32. Eat with chopsticks. (by Tore)
33. Crawl backwards, walk up steps backwards. (by Meribela)
34. Make mistakes! (by Marc)