Brain Training: What We Can Learn from Video Games and Self-Reflection

Written by Syrie Gallows

Narrated by Kasey Logan

This is a 2-book combo, which has the following titles:

Book 1: Is it possible to train your brain?

Can you become smarter, or better capable of remembering things?

Dive into the realm of endless possibilities, some of which will be revealed to you in this quick guide. Various topics will be addressed, such as brain training games, video games that can stimulate the right kind of brain activity, the effects of school, and general ideas about IQ and intelligence.

This short book can open your eyes to facts you didn’t know before.

Book 2: How do you deepen your emotional intelligence?

Many people have tried to do so, and few understand the real secret. Emotionally intelligent people go through life much happier. They understand how to react, and they have more control. Thus, it’s essential to your cerebral development to have some degree of comprehension of this principle.

Aside from this topic, you will learn more about intelligence itself, about attention spans, and the most important things that can help us stop worrying. The concept of an IQ is familiar to most but still includes many unknown factors. On top of that, many intelligent people wonder what to do with relationships, video games, education, and other aspects of life. This book can help you understand those things and give them a proper place in your busy schedule.

Become wiser. Become smarter. Learn how.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Efalon Acies
• Release date: Aug 3, 2020
• ISBN: 9781662276378

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