Use your hobby to exercise your brain

The main way to do business now is to talk online, and no more than 20% of blog posts should be written about products and services, and 80% should write content that has nothing to do with products and services. This 80% of blog posts are mainly for selling people and building a personal online brand. . Although it is u0026ldqu... The main way to do business now is to talk online, and blog posts about products and services cannot exceed 20%, and 80% have to write content that has nothing to do with products and services. This 80% of blog posts are mainly sellers. , To shape a personal network brand. Although it is an online military talk, where does the talk come from? Many world-renowned advertising planners and creative masters suggest that you shouldn’t just sit in the office and use your hobbies to exercise your brain. I have collected the following 10 methods: 1) Read a copy of yours. Magazines or books you don’t know how to read, and reading books or magazines of the same style on a regular basis does not promote brain growth. 2) Exercise and do aerobic exercises. A lot of medical literature has shown that exercise directly affects people's thinking ability and creativity, aerobic exercise can promote the circulation of oxygen, and oxygen is essential. Rhythmic exercise (like running or swimming) is most helpful for the generation of ideas, and constant repetitive exercise can maximize subconscious thinking. Exercise can at least reduce stress, and stress can kill brain cells. 3) Make a handmade product that you will never finish. 4) Learn a new technology or hobby. 5) Make a meal and do it yourself from start to finish. 6) Appreciate music, or learn a musical instrument. 7) Make new friends. Have a purposeful conversation with a stranger. These people can be friends of your friends, people in your child’s school, or your neighbors. Communication can give us some new perspectives on life and life. 8) Write your thoughts. Compose a poem and challenge yourself. Don't worry about rhyming or not, just reflect your thoughts truthfully. Or write a science fiction, mystery, comedy, or fantasy novel. Writing something in a form that is completely unfamiliar to you can expand your spiritual wealth. 9) Travel. Go to some unfamiliar places. It can be a foreign country, or it can be a place in the city that you have never been to. Get in touch with some new environments and new cultures. Buy a local newspaper. Chat with the locals. 10) Visit the museum. This is a great, untapped commercial resource. The museum is a big meal for the brain. Art galleries can expand your horizons. The Science Museum can challenge your thinking, and the History Museum allows you to see what happened at other times and places from a three-dimensional perspective. #大有在线课#