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The Rich Dad and The Preferred Son: Gymnastics for the Brain: Gymnastics for the Brain
The Rich Dad and The Preferred Son: Gymnastics for the Brain: Gymnastics for the Brain
The Rich Dad and The Preferred Son: Gymnastics for the Brain: Gymnastics for the Brain
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The Rich Dad and The Preferred Son: Gymnastics for the Brain: Gymnastics for the Brain

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Sometimes children think they know everything and end up being unfair to their parents. Too late, in many cases, they only realize this when the parents are no longer in this world. This story illustrates one of the common characteristics among younger people: shortsightedness, in which there is an excessive search for quick results.

This book is part of the collection "Gymnastics for the Brain", which contains a pioneering method for exercising the mind. It can contribute to the enhancement of the benefits resulting from reading, such as imagination, reasoning, and pattern recognition, among others.

One of the most famous methods for brain exercising today is Neurobics, created by neuroscientist Larry Katz. The collection Gymnastics for the Brain is based on Neurobics concepts. It provides reading in a different and new way, and thus activating different areas of the brain.

LanguageEnglish
Release dateAug 15, 2018
ISBN9781540109071
The Rich Dad and The Preferred Son: Gymnastics for the Brain: Gymnastics for the Brain

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    The Rich Dad and The Preferred Son - Eduardo Newton

    The Rich Dad and the Preferred Son. Gymnastics for the Brain, 2018. NR-657.557 LV-1.425 FL-352

    Author: Eduardo Newton

    1. Gratitude to parents. 2. Speed. 3. Planning. 4. Values. 5. Surprise. 6. Learned Lessons. 7. Gymnastics for the brain. 8.Neurobics.

    Introduction

    This story is part of the collection of short stories called "Gymnastics for the Brain" by the same author. In this collection, he presents recurrent situations of daily life, followed by lessons learned as a way of reflection. These are written in leetspeak language, whose purpose is to stimulate the mind to practice the habit of reading in a playful way, but with greater intensity, as a form of brain exercise and improvement of the results obtained through reading.

    One of the most famous methods for brain exercising today is Neurobics, created by neuroscientist Larry Katz. It considers that, just as the body needs exercises to develop and keep fit, the brain also needs to exercise both to evolve and to prevent future wear and tear that occur with age. The collection Gymnastics for the Brain is based on Neurobics concepts. It provides reading in a different and new way, and thus activating different areas of the brain.

    Leetspeak is a specialized type of writing that uses symbols and numbers to replace letters of the Latin alphabet. The habit of reading, as we know, can result in benefits such as increased imaginative ability, reasoning, memory, pattern recognition, among others. This book uses Leetspeak as a technique for exercising the mind, thereby promoting improvements in brainpower and reading ability.

    Researches into how the brain works has found that complex cognitive functions require both regions of the brain to work in an integrated fashion to get better results. And this ability, which is the key to innovation, can be sharpened and improved.

    The combination of stories for reflection plus texts written in leetspeak provides a complete experience in working with both hemispheres of the brain. This way, it produces an increase in perception, and improves capacity for understanding and reflection on the transmitted messages. As a result, it is an efficient way of mental exercise.

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