5 ways to think faster, efficient and accurately

Thinking Faster Efficient & Accurately

If you’re like most people, you probably find yourself wishing you could think faster at least occasionally. Whether you’re trying to solve a complex problem or just keep up with a fast-paced conversation, being able to think quickly and efficiently can be a real asset.

Fortunately, there are several things you can do to train your brain to think faster. In this blog post, we’ll explore 10 of the most effective techniques for improving your thinking speed and accuracy. So if you’re ready to start thinking faster, read on![1][2][3][4][5][6][7]

Understand your triggers – what makes you think faster or more slowly

The power of understanding your triggers is vast. Taking the time to analyze how certain stimuli can affect your thought process is an incredibly useful tool when it comes to improving mental health and general productivity. For example, if you find yourself feeling lethargic or overloaded, perhaps it’s because you need a change of scenery, a different kind of music playing in the background, or maybe just a break from social media? On the other hand, if you need help getting motivated or refocusing on something important, try writing down your ideas with pen and paper instead of typing them out on a computer. Your triggers could be anything from sound, scent, temperature to color tones or visual patterns. It’s essential that you experiment constantly to figure out what works best for you. Don’t be afraid to make tweaks and adjustments as needed![8]

References

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  1. “How to Train Your Brain to Think Fast and Think Smart”. https://www.lifehack.org/851932/think-fast
  2. “Memory improvement”. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memory_improvement
  3. “Performance Enhancement: Cognitive Training: Think Fast: Cognitive Training Techniques to Boost Performance – FasterCapital”. https://fastercapital.com/content/Performance-Enhancement–Cognitive-Training—Think-Fast–Cognitive-Training-Techniques-to-Boost-Performance.html
  4. “Think Faster, Learn Quicker: Techniques to Supercharge Your Brain’s Processing Speed – Development Pill”. https://developmentpill.com/think-faster-learn-quicker-techniques-to-supercharge-your-brains-processing-speed/
  5. “How to Think Faster, More Efficiently and Accurately | Be Brain Fit”. https://bebrainfit.com/think-faster/
  6. “Tips and Techniques for Improving Your Cognitive Speed | Aspired Vision”. https://aspiredvision.com/health/mental/tips-and-techniques-for-improving-your-cognitive-speed
  7. “How to be a quick thinker: 7 ways to think faster”. https://getmarlee.com/blog/how-to-be-a-quick-thinker
  8. “Writing by hand may increase brain connectivity more than typing on a keyboard”. https://www.frontiersin.org/news/2024/01/26/writing-by-hand-increase-brain-connectivity-typing
  9. “Air, lighting and temperature all affect productivity | Facilitate Magazine”. https://www.facilitatemagazine.com/news/2019/06/05/air-lighting-and-temperature-all-affect-productivity
  10. “Lighting, Temperature, & Noise Control in The Workplace”. https://com-mech.com/2023/06/13/creating-a-comfortable-workplace-the-role-of-lighting-temperature-and-noise-control/
Arjun D. Sehgal, MSc. BSc.
Arjun D. Sehgal, MSc. BSc.
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Health-informatics specialist with an MSc in eHealth from McMaster University and a bachelor’s degree in Health and Political Science from the University of Toronto. His thesis on digital strategies to reduce social isolation in seniors informs his current work leading large-scale wellness and sport-technology projects at PwC. Arjun integrates data analytics, user-centred design and AI tools to enhance community health programmes and patient engagement platforms.
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