Pick an obscure subject you know very little about. Research and read about it, watch videos on it, then write a five hundred-word essay. Don’t worry about making it sound like a Pulitzer prize-winning document; just pour your heart and effort into making it the best report you’ve ever written. You may have to sweet-talk your spouse or signific… Read More


Pick an obscure subject you know very little about. Research and read about it, watch videos on it, then write a five hundred-word essay. Don’t worry about making it sound like a Pulitzer prize-winning document; just pour your heart and effort into making it the best report you’ve ever written. You may have to sweet-talk your spouse or signific… Read More


Carrying a lot of negative emotions like jealousy, disgust, and rage can have a negative impact. We need to learn how to accept not only the emotions that create love, joy, and happiness but also the ones that cause fear, insecurity, and anger in our lives. Looking in the mirror, most of us see a lot of different flaws and remember too many past ex… Read More


Concrete thinking will only consider the literal meaning while abstract thinking goes deeper than the facts to consider multiple or hidden meanings. As Buzzfeed reports, there was a small study done in 2011 that indicates some people never have “inner speech,” or words that travel through their head. The cogitating body prefers a hands-on appro… Read More


Talk about ways in real life that experiences are the same as one another.Start with experiences that have many similarities and move to experiences that are seemingly quite different. For example, talk about the similarities between a trip to the store and a trip to the dentist. When teaching abstract concepts, employ the thinking-aloud strategies… Read More