Category: Learning

Photo credit Fe Langdon, available on Flicker under Creative Commons.   Today I want to write about a specific mindset. This mindset, once adopted, can help you grow effectively. Let me first tell you how I discovered it. The importance of a test I have been a researcher in pattern recognition, which learns from data […]
Photo courtesy Fe Langdon, available on Flickr. “You are what you focus on” is the title of a chapter from the “Accidental genius” book by Mark Levy. There are two important points I will be making here, so please pay attention. Focus Your focus has defined who you are today. Your focus is now defining […]
Automatic writing for problem solving Freewriting, also called automatic writing, is a fantastic tool for problem solving. Even more than that, it is a wonderful tool for generating creative ideas, organizing chaos in your head and getting unstuck. I’ve got really hooked to this practice when I read “Accidental genius” by Mark Levy. I consider […]
Do you love your problems? It would be helpful, really 🙂 Problems are … difficulties, possibilities, opportunities A problem is a perceived gap between the actual state and a desired state. This may present itself as either a difficulty you face in life, or a question, puzzle or dilemma to be answered or solved (including […]
Simplicity vs complexity Simplicity originates from seeing the Essence. [Tweet “Simplicity originates from seeing the Essence of things.”] Whether something is considered as simple or complex depends on the level of consciousness. The complex becomes simple when your understanding grows. The key to understand a problem, a concept or an event in a simple way […]