
The Brain Was Never Designed to Learn in Straight Lines
For centuries we have taught children to take notes in straight lines. The brain, however, has always preferred branches.

For centuries we have taught children to take notes in straight lines. The brain, however, has always preferred branches.

Tony Buzan’s prime invention was the Mind Map.

Speed reading was never about racing through books. It was about liberating the mind from inefficient habits.

The greatest revolution in learning did not begin with a computer. It began with a blank sheet of paper, a coloured pen,…