How do you write down your notes when you're in a seminar, lecture, or class? Do you start at the top left after the heading and end at the bottom right? Maybe you leave a little space on the right for notes? But generally, you write consecutively, right? Well, unfortunately, this isn't very brain-friendly. That's not how our brain thinks. Our brain thinks networked, associatively. How about doing your central processor a favor by designing your notes in such a way that you can remember everything as you write it down? No time-consuming rework. That will be eliminated in the future. After all, you have no time to waste. If you take notes in a brain-friendly way, you work with both hemispheres of your brain. What does that mean for you? Well, you are highly attentive from the first second, grasp even the smallest nuances of the speaker, and organize it so structured that you could give the lecture yourself afterwards. We certainly offer interesting and beneficial seminars on this topic, but perhaps you should start with this frequently tested summary. Perhaps you should also get the Never-Forget Automaton to save your notes permanently (until the end of your life).
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