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Paul Graham: The Top Idea in Your Mind (Do you have attention sinks?)

Hey girls and guys,  I found the space to dive into another powerful essay from Paul Graham. Please find 15 minutes to read and think about ...

Friday, April 17, 2020

Fit as a Fiddle Friday - Puzzles


Emily and Kyle have been on a puzzle binge of late, so I looked up how puzzles keep us fit and sane? One good read here: 7 Surprising Ways Puzzles Are Good for Your Brain.
  • Puzzles exercise both sides of the brain
  • They improve your memory
  • They improve your problem-solving skills
  • They improve visual and spatial reasoning
  • They enhance your mood
  • They lower your stress level
  • They improve your IQ score
“The brain is by far, by far, the most important of all the organs we have because it’s the master organizer of all the other organs.”