Sort Your Brain Out
We all know what it feels like when something “smells fishy.” When our gut instinct tells us on an unconscious basis that something is amiss. Turns out there’s some truth to the idea that we all have a “spidey sense” of sorts that allows us to predict the future, even if just gives us a few milliseconds advance warning that a change of tack might be a good idea..
As a neuroscientist I spend a huge amount of time reading scientific research papers investigating the human brain and the biological mechanisms affecting
I often work out of a library in central London when I need to get something done that requires quiet, intensive, sustained focus.
Over the past few weeks I’ve been contributing to a public relations campaign to help people understand what they can do to gain all the benefits of using smartphones, while dodging the pitfalls associated with overuse.
I learned on a recent trip overseas that while exceptional customer service starts with TNTs, SEMTEx is even better.
Hobbies are not just nice to have, they’re an essential component in your brain maintenance toolbox
What better time to share the tactics I’ve developed over the years for turning the home into a place where you can actually get some decent work done?
It should be possible to motivate people to rein in their anti-social tendencies for entirely selfish reasons – with the singular aim of improving their own health