Leverage your brain to succeed with Collin Jewett

<h2>There may be times in which you feel your brain is not working properly, you can't learn fast enough, you don't understand things, or maybe you are tired of navigating negative thoughts. But if you learn to leverage your brain and its unique power, you will succeed.</h2> <p>When you learn to leverage your brain you can change behavior patterns and shift negative thoughts to achieve more success in life and business.</p> <h3>It's not how you learn, it's what you understand - leverage your brain to make understanding easier</h3> <p>When it comes to learning, what happens inside your head is much more important than the way you learn. For example, using flashcards, mind mapping, and taking notes. If you can't explain a topic in your own words and in a way that you understand and in a simple language, you haven't actually integrated it. You haven't taken the unfamiliar and put it into a familiar context.</p> <p>Until you can do this, you can't understand things. As you hear something, think about what imagery comes to mind. Likewise, how would you explain it to a 5-year-old? Test your understanding of a topic. If the predictions of your understanding aren't accurate, ask yourself why.</p> <p>To improve understanding, leverage your brain and its unique abilities.</p> <h3>Leverage your brain to apply understanding in your business and life</h3> <p>When it comes to learning, Collin explained that people generally fall into 3 different personality types. The 3 learning personalities, or mindsets are:</p> <ol> <li>Hobbyist - learning just for fun</li> <li>Hoarder - learning just in case</li> <li>Hunter - learning just in time</li> </ol> <p>Young children typically fall into the hobbyist mindset. They are typically having fun while learning. Similarly, retirees fall into the hobbyist mindset. They spend time learning because they enjoy it and like the process.</p> <p>The hunter is learning for a very specific reason. They only care about what they need to learn and they block out everything else. Hunters recognize that