The Pros And Cons Of The Brain

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“The only reason men fail is broken focus.” -Mike Murdock We all thought that technology was meant to simplify our lives. But it appears that it has created its own problems. With information overload and paralysis of analysis, our time is more consumed than ever before. This has added to stress and distress in our daily affairs. Stress cost U. S. economy 2 billion dollars in unproductive time. Why are most productive people scatter-brained? And how can we get out of this quicksand? The answer lies in our complex three-pound organ called the brain. This organ of the mind has segments which tend to function independently. Thus it is an organ that is still trying to understand itself. We have the left brain, right brain, the mid-brain and the hind brain. Focus is the only thing that centers all in one harmonious function. Without focus things fall apart. This is why 95% of people who buy motivational materials never even open it. This is the same 5% that achieve (financial) success. Liken the brain to a family (a composite of different blocks of matter). For the…show more content…
Take symphony orchestra for example. All instruments fit into four categories. The violin–this is the man or the intellectual brain; the back-up violin–this is the helpmate, the woman or the intuitive brain; the viola and the cellar are the two kids–mid and hind brain. When the musical instruments are in tune and playing in harmony, we have a perfect music with beautiful rhythm and melody. If not, we have a dis-concordant noise. At this point, the orchestra failed the audience when it fails to perform. This is where constant practice (or rehearsal) prevents poor performance. The same principle applies to the orchestra of your brain. Success is not based on chance but choice. It is a learnable skill just like music practice. Mozart echoed this idea when he said that he learned and studied his classical music from other composers that had gone before
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