Brain Training - Frank, Mark
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When you learn how to learn, you can break free of limiting beliefs, achieve new levels of success, and lead a truly extraordinary life. This book is not theory! It's a practical and proven blueprint that shows you exactly what to do. You'll learn: ¿ How to determine your learning style ¿ How to make a learning plan that matches your specific learning style ¿ The secret keys to make anyone good at speed reading ¿ How to improve your memory without working on memorization exercises ¿ How to increase productivity so that you get things done, faster. When we talk about discipline, we are looking…mehr

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When you learn how to learn, you can break free of limiting beliefs, achieve new levels of success, and lead a truly extraordinary life. This book is not theory! It's a practical and proven blueprint that shows you exactly what to do. You'll learn: ¿ How to determine your learning style ¿ How to make a learning plan that matches your specific learning style ¿ The secret keys to make anyone good at speed reading ¿ How to improve your memory without working on memorization exercises ¿ How to increase productivity so that you get things done, faster. When we talk about discipline, we are looking at control. It is the way of moving from one thing to another. It is the ability to see weaknesses and push beyond them. It is about knowing what is proper for accomplishment and how to avoid the temptation to abandon and wander into something else. It is the ability to focus.
Autorenporträt
Mark Frank, (M.F.A.) is enjoying being the Coordinator of Theatre/Associate Professor at Tulsa Community College since 2013 after spending the last 19 years at Coffeyville Community College and two years at Maplewods Community College in Kansas City (1992-1994). In 2002 Mark became a published playwright having published A Collection of Plays by Mark Frank Volume I, Volume II in 2006, and Volume III in 2009. His plays have been produced in Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Colorado, and New York. He also has written a children's book called The Adventures of Princess Atlantis Part 3-4 and also a musical based on the same name. He is currently teaching Scriptwriting I and II at TCC and presenting Writers Alternative Trial Theatre (WATT FESTIVAL) for a third year. He recently presented The War of the Worlds, the first stage adaptation at Tulsa Community College April 10-14th, 2019.He currently is working on a new adaptation of Titus Andronicus by William Shakespeare and putting a new spin on it called, Tamora. He is also working on three novels, The Dark Princess, Clytamestra and Aegistius, and Low Man. He will also be publishing his 4th collection of plays in the future with Booklocker which will include, The Adventures of Princess Atlantis, Greek Soup 2019, The War of the Worlds (Stage Adaptation), Shirley Temples NOT Dead, Tamora, (A retelling of Titus Andronicus), Jumpin Jacks, a musical and The Color of Slumber 2.0, A Purrfect Life 3 (Jasper's Homecoming), The Love Zoom Room and the Divoc Box (Zoom Plays)