Step one: practice and test on your emotional thoughts by being positive, unbiased and control amygdala. Observe on how you react to topics like religion and politics, if there is an emotional judgement or outburst then your study isn’t unbiased. Amygdala is part of the reaction system in the brain that stimulate negative experience that causes judgement and commence problems on others.
Step two: looking at things differently will gain new insights, solution and a new side of the story. It can come in forms of clues and patterns through codes or stories about history repeating itself.
Step three: ask questions, be curious and tolerate uncertainty. When it comes to questions start with the how, who, where, why, what or are. Being curious might
Step two: looking at things differently will gain new insights, solution and a new side of the story. It can come in forms of clues and patterns through codes or stories about history repeating itself.
Step three: ask questions, be curious and tolerate uncertainty. When it comes to questions start with the how, who, where, why, what or are. Being curious might