Neuroplasticity: rewire your brain , memory and habits.
What you'll learn
- Be able to explain what neuroplasticity is, on a cellular and gross level.
- Explain how one can actually ''rewire'' his or her brain.
- Understand the neuroscience behind success or faillure in achieving one's goals.
- Develop a phenomenal memory for facts, numbers, people and much more.
- Have the fundmentals for a forever young brain.
Requirements
- None
Description
A sound understanding of neuroplasticity principles is a definite edge for anyone with this knowledge and this is why I tried to be as comprehensive as possible while at the same time using the same tone I would use with my patients, so that people from all backgrounds can have the opportunity use practical neuroscience to achieve what so few were able to do in the past.
Neuroscience is a cutting edge field with amazing discoveries made everyday.
Until now,its applications were restricted to the field of medicine.
Today, what we know about neuroplasticity can help anyone literally rewire his or her brain to achieve almost superhuman powers, such as develop a perfect memory, change one's personality, develop new habits, reach one's goals on almost autopilot, gradually increase one's IQ and much more.
Who this course is for:
- Anyone who wants to truly undestand neuroplasticity and profit from its amazing promises.
- Anyone who has big goals and wants to finally be able to achieve them by rewiring his or her brain.
- Anyone who believes in the power of (real) science.
- Anyone with the willpower necessary to use every bit of brainpower he or she has.
- Everyone with a brain should take this course.
Course content
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Instructor
My name is Dr Benyakoub Amine (Dr Ben for short). I am a medical doctor specializing in diagnostic radiology, that is looking at Ultrasound, CT and MRIs and trying to tell what disease someone has or hasn't.
My passion the human brain started when I was around 9 years old. I had a copy of a French scientific magazine from the seventies (the magazine still exists but that copy was yellowish old). The articles were about games and brain power, and on a tiny square there was an advertisement for a miracle technique to memorize anything easily including an entire chess game. My curiosity was on fire! Unfortunately, living in Africa, I had no way of responding to that infomercial that was over twenty years old anyway. For years I kept wondering what the mysterious techniques were all about.
Then, in my teenage years, I had access to libraries and internet... I read every single book I found that had the words ''brain'', ''memory'', ''creativity'', ''IQ'' in it! This knowledge made my highschool years heaven. I was able to have a social life, play games, practices sports and still have the best marks. I would also take IQ tests daily... for the fun it, and I gradually saw my scores move from 140 to 195. I had a firm belief that, unless one has a serious disease, genius is made and trained not born.
Then medical school came by and the amount of knowledge was so overwhelming that the old techniques I read about were no longer sufficient. To make things worse, in my second year in medical school I decided to pursue a degree in mathematics and computer science at the same time. I was overwhelmed with information so I figured why not read some more books about memory and learning maybe I will solutions there, but I found that it was always the same tools being paraphrased. I had to find solutions by myself. I had to tweak certain techniques, abandon other techniques and come up with brand new ones, applying the knowledge I now have of the human body.
This philosophy of thinking for yourself is my moto, and I encourage my students to do the same, most of my courses are about giving you tools and empowering you to use to come up with solutions for your own very unique life.