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Have you ever noticed that there are some personas that don’t really listen to you? For them it is more fun just talking. They become so impatient and craving for a chance to jump in and say something when for some reason they were “forced” to listen to [...]
Continue Reading →Did you have fun playing the One Letter Word? If not, check “One Letter Word” game. This is another game with letters but a little more advance. Imagine, you’re in a classroom. Whiteboard, desk, a lot of chairs and your friends. And then [...]
Continue Reading →Here is another fun practical exercise to work on your visual memory and observation: One Letter Word.
This is a lot of fun when you are in a group of people, although you can do it by yourself too. Here it goes!
While one of your teammates is [...]
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I find this game great fun to play with your friends in teams!
You will need a coin of any kind (I used a quarter). Let every member take a look at the coin from all sides and angles. After completing this task divide into two groups called “Heads” and [...]
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This is an independent exercise that will stimulate your visual memory and keenness of observation.
The Exercise:
When you walk down the street, practice in instant “photography”. Don’t worry, you do not need a camera to do this exercise. Ok. You walk down the street and [...]
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Let me ask you a question. Do you know your own watch well? Yes? No? Naa?
Take off your watch and look at it. Look at it like you never looked at it before. Like it is a matter of life and death. Naa, but pay close attention to it. If [...]
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To your own amusement, you have just met your own hand (The Palm). Have you enjoyed it? Well, now it is time to move on and as you have probably guessed by now by the title of this article, we are going to [...]
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You probably have heard of an expression we humans tend to say when we know something very well. And that is: “I know that like the back of my hand!“. Now here is your chance to prove it!
This exercise was originally proposed by [...]
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