If you are interested in biofeedback, I read about a game called Wild Divine (www.wilddivine.com) in Maximum PC. While I'm not suggesting it as a cure-all, it seems interesting and worth trying. I think the hardware costs about $150 US.
I've surfed through a number of comments on this, and I haven't yet seen a discussion on learning styles.
Frankly, I'm not someone who absorbs information well by audio. I have to pay attention to talk radio to understand what's going on, even though I am interested in the topic. On the other hand, written information registers. I remember things people type to me, sometimes verbatim, and catch typos even when I am not paying attention. It only makes sense that I would prefer the method of communication with which I am natively most comfortable.
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If you are interested in biofeedback, I read about a game called Wild Divine (www.wilddivine.com) in Maximum PC. While I'm not suggesting it as a cure-all, it seems interesting and worth trying. I think the hardware costs about $150 US.
I've surfed through a number of comments on this, and I haven't yet seen a discussion on learning styles.
Frankly, I'm not someone who absorbs information well by audio. I have to pay attention to talk radio to understand what's going on, even though I am interested in the topic. On the other hand, written information registers. I remember things people type to me, sometimes verbatim, and catch typos even when I am not paying attention. It only makes sense that I would prefer the method of communication with which I am natively most comfortable.
Any other writerly types feel the same way?