Complete your daily training plan so your streak doesn't go out!

Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun

How does daily training work?




Blog

We share expert and practical perspectives on how the brain and mind work and how to train them. The articles are prepared for you by specialists who connect scientific knowledge with practice and everyday life.

21 July 2017 | 4 minutes read Mgr. Eva Krejčí

How (un)reliable are our memories?

Have you ever kept a diary? And have you tried going back to it a few years later? You might be surprised at how much your memories differ from what you wrote down back then, when the events were still fresh in…

4 min read

11 July 2017 | 4 minutes read Mgr. Tereza Procházková

Mindfulness: We Don't Need Miracle Pills

Mindfulness is a term widely used in modern self-help books, which often become bestsellers shortly after their publication. The term “mindfulness” has a relatively broad range of meanings, but it is most commonly…

4 min read

22 June 2017 | 1 minutes read Vojtěch Pišl

How Mozart's Music Affects Analytical Skills

mozarts music content goes here

1 min read

13 June 2017 | 1 minutes read Mgr. Tereza Procházková

Spices That Boost Your Brain Power

spice content goes here

1 min read

05 May 2017 | 3 minutes read Lukáš Bryksa MBA.

Are We Losing Our Minds Because of Stress?

Some people cope with it better than others. But there’s probably no one who hasn’t experienced stress. Our hands start to shake, our foreheads break out in a sweat, and we feel as if someone were tightening a…

3 min read

21 April 2017 | 4 minutes read Mgr. Tereza Procházková

Riding the Wave of Ecstasy – The Flow Phenomenon (Part II)

The previous article on the phenomenon of Flow focused on the principles underlying the emergence of this mental state (also known as flow). Part of the article also addressed the mental experiences associated…

4 min read

05 April 2017 | 4 minutes read Vojtěch Pišl

Are We Overestimating the Hereditary Nature of Intelligence?

IQ tests and similar assessments often lead us to view intelligence as something innate and unchangeable. But what if it’s actually quite the opposite—and we can all be smart? Mathematics can prove that there…

4 min read

17 March 2017 | 6 minutes read Mgr. Kristína Medalová

Manipulation: Sentences That Bypass Reason and Touch the Heart (Part 2)

In the first part of this article, we examined the mechanisms by which a manipulator uses others to achieve their goals. Manipulation usually triggers negative feelings in us—guilt, fear, and a sense of inferiority…

6 min read