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Ever since watching the film Limitless and the television series of the same name, I have been searching for something similar to the mysterious drug called NZT-48 . Let me first start by stating that I am not completely insane and I do realize this pill is fictional. However, there are smart drugs out there that are safe and legal. Over the past couple years, I have been researching and testing out different types of nootropics (otherwise known as smart drugs). Additionally, I have been looking for a new multi-vitamin as I spend way too much money on vitamins and nootropics!  A couple months ago, I came across a nootropic called Qualia . The team at Neurohacker has truly created something special with this. If I had to name a smart drug (one that is safe and legal) approaching the fictional NZT-48, it would definitely be Qualia .  So, let me show you what is in Qualia and how it will help you. Once you are convinced that Qualia is for you… use the promotion code WARRIOR and p

A re you in need of an instant jolt of motivation? If you are, you have found the right place. Let me tell you about a crazy and inspirational man by the name C.T. Fletcher. He is a bodybuilder who died (flatlined) 3 times during open-heart surgery, was told he will never lift another weight again, and is the last person you would expect to provide  deep  inspirational advice. So, get ready for some vulgar, yet  philosophical  advice inspired by a man and his motherf*ck!ng magnificent obsession to prove everyone wrong! A point of caution before proceeding… C.T. Fletcher speaks his mind and uses language that might not be appropriate for children or those of you who are  weak . So, if this is you, change the title to ‘Be Ordinary’ and stop reading! In the words of C.T. Fletcher as he speaks to his biceps… (yes, you read that correctly) “I command you to grow motha fu*ka! I tell you what to do you, you don’t tell me! I told your a$$ to grow… now GROW!” C.T. offers us a metaphorical and d

Trust me… this article is either going to motivate you or completely piss you off! Go directly to point #5 if it pisses you off and remember — I could care less. I came across this image a couple years ago. There were two people; on the left was a picture of Sylvester Stallone as Rambo and on the right, was a picture of Robert Pattinson as Edward Cullen from the movie  Twilight . Above Rambo it reads,  “This is what movie heroes looked like when I grew up.”  And below Edward it reads,  “… and this is what movie heroes looked like when you grew up.”  The final caption at the bottom of the photo reads,  “I would cry for you, but real men don’t.” This is not an article bashing the current generation. I actually feel as though the Millennials are moving us in the right direction. However, there does seem to be a decline in the definition of a “man” into today’s world, yet it’s not just the Millennials. Those of us in the Generation X and Boomers II (otherwise known as Generation Jones) hav

Elite performers distinguish themselves from others by how they think, perform, and act. Individual abilities and talents help bring success in life, but the elite have something more. The true elite have discovered a hidden superpower in their brain. A superpower that seeks to maximize the human brain… and no, this is not the smart drug NZT from the hit movie Limitless. This superpower is Neurogenesis. Neurogenesis is not complicated. Simply break the word into two parts: neuro (neuron for nerve cell) and genesis (beginning or creation of). Neurogenesis is the creation of new nerve cells (otherwise known as brain cells). Thus, we all have the power to unlock this secret in our brain and create new brain cells. Here are 7 ways elite performers unlock this hidden superpower.  Read full article here

Would you label yourself a creative person? Do you think creativity is something we are born with? Creativity is more than the simple left versus right brain. It is more than your logical hemisphere compared to your creative hemisphere. Creativity and learning takes place when we are able to connect new knowledge with knowledge we were already familiar with. Creativity is something we can all develop. In fact, it has been scientifically proven that creativity can be cultivated. Prior to the last couple of years, I used to think creativity was something you were born with. I believed one of the myths of creativity and used it as an excuse. Do you associate with any of these common myths about creativity? Common myths: 1 You are born with it. You have to be right-brained. It falls into your lap. You’ve got to be a little mad. Everyone has fell victim to at least one of these myths, but anyone can be creative, not just the privileged few. Let’s take a look at how some people embrace this

Have you noticed that certain people are more persuasive than others? Is it possible for us to improve our persuasion skills? Yes, you just need to master this technique: syllogistic reasoning.  1 Let’s now take a look at how this technique works and how you can apply it in daily life. What Exactly Is Syllogistic Reasoning? Syllogistic reasoning is a form of deductive reasoning. If we look at the difference between deductive and inductive reasoning, we can see how the approach is flipped. Let’s compare this by way of an analogy. Inductive reasoning is much like an artistic painter who combines various colors together to form a painting. By contrast, deductive reasoning is like a sculptor removing material until the artist reveals what she wishes to portray.”  2 via Designorate.com So, what exactly is syllogistic reasoning? Syllogistic Reasoning  means the use of syllogisms to deduce arguments that draw conclusions from two premises–a major one and a minor one.  3 Here’s an example of A