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Terry Small

@terrysmall

Terry Small is the Brain Guy. International speaker, author of the Brain Bulletin, motivator, and someone who loves to learn and teach about the brain.

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The 1st step to getting out of a hole is to stop digging.

{Sometimes it's easier to not do something than it is to do something. Mindful awareness is key.}

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Thank you BC Hydro for the warm welcome in Surrey. A terrific group of inspired, secure-base leaders to work with. It was an honour. Our topic: The Neuroscience of Trust - 5 Keys to Improving Every Relationship

Thank you BC Hydro for the warm welcome in Surrey. A terrific group of inspired, secure-base leaders to work with. It was an honour. Our topic: The Neuroscience of Trust - 5 Keys to Improving Every Relationship
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Laughed when I read this:
Jean-Paul Sartre is sitting at a French cafe, revising his draft of Being and Nothingness. He says to the waitress, “I’d like a cup of coffee, please, with no cream.”
The waitress replies, “I’m sorry, Monsieur, but we’re out of cream. How about with no

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16 super-foods for boosting our immune system naturally:
1. blueberries
2. turmeric
3. oily fish
4. dark chocolate
5. spinach
6. sweet potatoes
7. broccoli
8. ginger
9. garlic
10. green tea
11. Kefir
12. almonds
13. kiwi fruit
14. oranges
15. sunflower seeds
16. red pepper

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'You don't need to worry about progressing slowly. You need to worry about climbing the wrong mountain.'
~ James Clear { Indeed.}

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Quick trick:
For an easy way to help you remember - close your eyes. Aston U. study found 23% better recall when people closed their eyes. Closing our eyes helps block distractions, improves , helps us visualize what we're trying to remember about past events, etc.

Quick #memory trick: For an easy way to help you remember - close your eyes. Aston U. study found 23% better recall when people closed their eyes. Closing our eyes helps block distractions, improves #focus, helps us visualize what we're trying to remember about past events, etc.
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