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Why That Midnight Snack Might Be Messing With Your Memory
A new study from UCLA found that when you eat your meals and snacks late at night, it can impact your ability to learn new things.
For a Memory Boost, Ditch the Laptop and Write It Down by Hand
Writing by hand is slower than typing, but that could be an advantage when it comes to retention and understanding, according to a new study.
6 Memory Factors to Consider as You Craft Your Business Name
Keeping in mind the process of encoding and storing, here are a few methods to consider when starting up.
Work, Eat, Sleep: How These Products Are Trying to Improve Your Daily Grind
A standing desk, a customized mattress and a smart scale. Can replacing daily objects allow us to lead healthier, more productive lives?
Taking Notes May Impede Your Ability to Remember Stuff
Your scribbles can act like a crutch, providing an excuse to stop paying attention because, hey, you're writing it down...
There Are Always a Million Distractions. Here's How to Silence the Noise and Pay Attention.
Interruptions are the enemy of productivity.
Calling All Chocolate Lovers: Cocoa May Improve Age-Related Memory Loss
Unfortunately, that doesn't translate into eating all the chocolate in sight.
Leading Scientists Question 'Brain Games' Effectiveness, Call for More Research
Companies like Luminosity that are making 'brain games' are capitalizing on older individuals' fears of cognitive decline by making 'exaggerated and misleading claims' unfounded in scientific evidence, they contend.
Beat Your Competition Into the Ground
Customers remember what's put out in front of them first, so it pays to be fast.
How America Takes Its Coffee (Infographic)
Celebrate International Coffee Day – yes, apparently that is a thing – by reading some fun facts about the most beautiful beverage of them all.
5 Memory Strategies for Learning Anything Fast
If you want to do get to the top of your class or climb the ladder at work, give yourself a gigantic advantage by recalling more information faster with these tips.
Your Brain Likes Plain Old Paper More Than It Likes E-Readers
The physical act of turning pages may help us recall plot events, a new study finds.
5 Ways to Boost Employees' Memories
Don't waste time and money going over things. Use these strategies to improve retention.
What to Do When You've Forgotten Someone's Name
Whether it's a senior moment or entrepreneur brain, it happens to us all. Here's what to do.
7 Tips to Help You Remember Names Better
Whether you're trying to impress a prospective client, networking to find a job, or meeting new co-workers, you don't want to be caught forgetting someone's name.