“If I am not persistent with my desire to think about other things, and consciously initiate new circuits of thought, then those uninvited loops can generate new strength and begin monopolizing my mind again. To counter their activities, I keep a handy list of three things available for me to turn my consciousness toward when I am in a state of need: 1) I remember something I find fascinating that I would like to ponder more deeply, 2) I think about something that brings me terrific joy, or 3) I think about something I would like to do.”
Quote by Jill Bolte Taylor
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My Stroke of Insight: A Brain Scientist's Personal Journey
This book is a first-person account of the author's experiences after suffering a stroke, offering a unique perspective on the brain's functions and the nature of consciousness. The author, a neuroscientist, shares her insights into the brain's remarkable resilience and the profound changes she experienced during her recovery process. more
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