Egle
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Vilnius, Lithuania
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I’m a curious human who loves learning and understanding how things work and builds ideas that have an impact.
Now I can share with you what I’m currently interested in and hopefully this will inspire you and help to ease your start.
MY TOPICSTopic is a subject user would like to share its knowledge about.Now I can share with you what I’m currently interested in and hopefully this will inspire you and help to ease your start.
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Egle Dapkeviciute on Learn how to learncreator of geriprojektai.lt l seeker of creativity and deeper understanding24 days ago
How breathing techniques can help you learn faster.
The key is to apply these two principles:
>> first you need to focus. Bring yourself to heightened state of alertness. Do super oxygenated breathing (like Wim Hof or kundalini breathings).
>> then you want to drop yourself to a state of calm. Do that with ‘inhale -> inhale -> exhale’ breathing couple of rounds. Then your brain is in a state of hightent learning because of higher levels of neuro chemicals like sydocolin.
I haven't tested yet, but very keen to try and see if it really works.
P.S. a great video about growth mindset & neuro plasticity explained in a very simple way.
Worth your time!
This Neuroscientist Shows You the Secrets to Obtaining A Growth Mindset | Andrew Huberman
Egle Dapkeviciute on Learn how to learncreator of geriprojektai.lt l seeker of creativity and deeper understandingabout 2 months ago
PRETEND. Einstein's theories of relativity arose not from his mathematical skills (he constantly needed to collaborate with mathematicians to make progress) but from his ability to pretend. He imagined himself as a photon moving at the speed of light, then imagined how the second photon might perceive it. What would that second photon see and feel?
Barbara McClintock, who won a Nobel Prize for her discovery of genetic transposition ("jumping genes" that can change their place on the DNA stand), imagined gigantic versions of the molecular elements she was dealing with. She personalized even made friends with the elements she was studying.
It may seem silly to stage a play in your mind's eye and imagine the elements and mechanisms you are studying or working on as living creatures with their own feelings and thoughts. But it's a method that works and helps you see and understand phenomena that you couldn't intuit.
Discover and use your power of imagination and mimication in the work you do.
From Barbara Oakley book "A mind for numbers" - The book for learning how to learn.
Gabija GrušaitėAuthor of Stasys Šaltoka, Co-Founder of Qoorio & Vieta
So interesting! I do that in my own practise, but never realised it could be applied so much further!
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