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    Right Brain: Myths and Neurological Facts
    Right Brain: Myths and Neurological Facts
    Right Brain: Myths and Neurological Facts
    Audiobook1 hour

    Right Brain: Myths and Neurological Facts

    Written by Tyler Bordan

    Narrated by Thomas Cassidy

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    About this audiobook

    Are you neglecting your right brain?

    Have you ever wondered if you are using the full capacity of your brain? 

    Do you have a creative, visual side that you aren’t using to achieve something higher? 

    Hear in this guide why so many people don’t value the right-brain activity enough, and why it is actually a necessity to do so. You will be surprised by both the false concepts and the truths you will hear about in this brief guide. Much information in packed into an enlightening short listen that will blow your mind. 

    Get your right brain on the right track, and you will comprehend the impact you can have on yourself and others. In this guide, you will read about topics like: 

    • Exercises to stimulate right brain activity and creativity
    • How right-brain thinkers get restrained in today’s society
    • The best way to bridge the brain gap
    • Brain dominance and learning capabilities
    • How to think with your whole brain, not just the left hemisphere
    • The biggest secret to unleashing your right brain’s power and inner child

    So many of society's teachers, employers, and investors just don’t get it. With the Internet on the rise, and information being freely available in so many ways, creativity, new insights, and a clear vision of opportunities have become more and more important to growing businesses, an increasingly complex society, and the generation of millennials who face an overwhelming array of options. Everyone needs to understand how to improve their right brain’s functionality, including you. Don’t wait and get ready to learn more.

    Ready to listen? Then get it now!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherA to Z Publishing
    Release dateJul 25, 2018
    ISBN9781094219363
    Right Brain: Myths and Neurological Facts

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