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    The Creative Brain: Confidence and Visualization by Using Both Sides of Your Brain
    The Creative Brain: Confidence and Visualization by Using Both Sides of Your Brain
    The Creative Brain: Confidence and Visualization by Using Both Sides of Your Brain
    Audiobook2 hours

    The Creative Brain: Confidence and Visualization by Using Both Sides of Your Brain

    Written by Tyler Bordan

    Narrated by Thomas Cassidy

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    About this audiobook

    This audiobook bundle consists of the following 2 titles:


    Left Brain: What can you do to use your left brain’s full capacity more? If you are interested in learning more about the brain, then this short audiobook is definitely for you. Academic studies worldwide have pointed out humans don’t use all of their brain, and even though the 10 percent myth has been widely debunked, there is still more to do and to learn so you can increase your brain function significantly.

    Right 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. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherA to Z Publishing
    Release dateSep 8, 2019
    ISBN9781094217000
    The Creative Brain: Confidence and Visualization by Using Both Sides of Your Brain

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    • 5/5
      The author didn't randomly choose bits and pieces of bad advice, but instead, sorted out the statements enough. There were many things in this book that I did not understand before. I am glad I discovered it. It was truly worth my time, especially because I listened to it while driving a car to my job.

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    • 5/5
      It's cool to listen to a book such as this one. In my eyes, it was quite great. There may possibly have been a few barely obvious mistakes in there, but they did not trouble me. Whenever you are able to listen to a storyteller who is that good, and about an idea that you're interested in, you do not care about the rest. That's the end of the story. Despite of the writer's understanding about the idea, the storyteller was still the element I was most impressed with. This is what actually sold me on the author's book.

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    • 5/5
      It really seems the writer did a good job here. Surprisingly good. That's what I feel. In my eyes, it was simply one of those books you can not skip. You can not overlook it, since it is one of the best out there. I may become repetitive here, but that's simply how I think about it.

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    • 5/5
      I have absolutely no complaints about this specific audio book. Both the storyteller and the writer put some legitimate effort into this. In my opinion, it was just one of those books you can not really avoid. You should not dismiss it, since it is one of the best in the market. I may become repetitive here, but that's simply how I think of it.