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7 Ways to Learn Things You Don’t Really Want to Learn | makeGENIUS.com Frequently we're all faced with moments when we are forced to learn. Perhaps you're a student who needs to pass a test. Or maybe you're a top executive who ... 2.
3 Triggers For Unlimited Creativity | makeGENIUS.com Mar 24, 2008 ... The difference between people who haven't yet discovered their hidden genius and others who are supposedly smarter or more creative is that ... 3.
10 Benefits of Keeping a Journal, and What to Write in It ... I was told by my 8th grade teacher that all the most intelligent people in the world carried personal journals everywhere they went. I didn't believe her. 4.
How to Read a Book in 5 Easy Steps | makeGENIUS.com A book is a beautiful art form, but reading it is equally artful. More than half of the books you read will be erased from your mind within a couple of ... 5.
10 Benefits of Keeping a Journal, and What to Write in It ... I was told by my 8th grade teacher that all the most intelligent people in the world carried personal journals everywhere they went. I didn't believe her. 6.
7 Steps to Create Your Own Thinking-Room | makeGENIUS.com the time will come when every house even will have not only its sleeping-rooms, and dining-room, and talking-room or parlor, but its thinking-room. 7.
My Favorite Creativity Blogs | makeGENIUS.com Mar 26, 2008 ... Last week I posted a list of some of the intelligence blogs that I visit frequently. Today I'll list some of my favorite creativity blogs. 8.
Intelligence, Creativity, Productivity makeGENIUS.com focuses on finding ways to increase your intellect, creativity, and productive capacity. The goal is to create articles and share information ... 9.
Intelligence, Creativity, Productivity makeGENIUS.com focuses on finding ways to increase your intellect, creativity, and productive capacity. The goal is to create articles and share information ... 10.
7 Steps to Create Your Own Thinking-Room | makeGENIUS.com the time will come when every house even will have not only its sleeping-rooms, and dining-room, and talking-room or parlor, but its thinking-room. |
