Enhancing your “Rational Thinking”
Ask yourself, you know your time better than anyone.
- Walk everyday especially in a familiar place, connected with nature. Walking in an open world makes you able to think about a thing in a totally different angle.
- Journaling enables you connect your thoughts and gives you the ability to create a new thought from it.
- Self observation, self-talk it’s sound crazy but it works out.
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