Do you wish there was a brain gym? Your muscles, like your brain, need exercise to maximize their capacity, stamina, and agility.
Reading, puzzles and other mental tasks boost memory and learning abilities, allowing you to access data more quickly. Are you about to see how much it improves your job performance? Start by choosing your favourite books from the list below.
Take a look at our key takeaways from the best brain exercise books before you look for “top meditation books”.
1. The Brain Fog Fix by Dr Mike Dow
Dr Mike Dow, a psychotherapist, best-selling author, and brain-being specialist, discusses the hormones in our minds and how they change our emotions, perceptions, and behaviour in his book The Brain Fog Remedy. (We wrote a post about it, which you will find here… no pressure.)
Dr Dow believes that brain fog is triggered by a chemical deficiency in the brain and that our brains “are not getting the help they need to generate vital brain chemicals we need to function,” including cortisol, serotonin, and dopamine.
The Brain Fog Fixer is a three-week program that focuses on strengthening cognitive functions such as memory and concentration to naturally overcome and avoid fog by repairing brain chemistry and preparing your brain to be comfortable again.
- Memory
- Focus
- Attention
- Creativity
This may be the book for you if you always feel like your brain is lagging or not working as well as it should.
2. A Mind for Numbers by Barbara Oakley
If math and science are two things you’ve always struggled with, this book is a must-have.
Dr Barbara Oakley struggled in school with math and chemistry. When her struggles with these subjects started to hinder her army career options, she realized it was time to take matters into her own hands and learn the art of mathematics.
Oakley tells the reader that they have the power to do whatever they put their minds to. He recalls tips, tricks, and strategies to help them train their brain so that they are no longer limited by their skills.
You will be able to train the brain to solve every problem after reading this best brain exercise books.
3. Atomic Habits by James Clear
When we plan to make a meaningful difference in our lives, we always go all out. However, it seems that there is another way to make a significant difference in your life without going high.
Atomic Habits, world-renowned habits consultant and New York Times bestselling author James Clear reveals what you need to know about developing healthy habits and breaking bad ones.
Clear blends cutting-edge studies from the fields of psychology and neuroscience with inspirational anecdotes from Olympic gold medalists, CEOs, and top-of-their-field scientists to demonstrate how tiny everyday behaviours add up to a compound impact that contributes to real-world improvements.
You no longer have a reason not to train your brain because we’ve done all the legwork for you.
