Mazes have fascinated humans for centuries. The oldest maze, found on rock tomb in Sardinia, Italy, dates back to 4000 years. Religious groups have used them for meditation and as a symbol of the divine. Mazes can also help develop our spatial awareness, something we could not function without. Try these 3 mazes to stretch your brain.
Mental fitness demands at least 20 minutes of hard exercise every day and puzzles provide this. They develop the three elements of intelligence: analytical, creative and practical. And best of all –puzzling is fun! Here are some mind mazes to test your powers of processing images.
Think you've got good observational skills and superior concentration? The moment of truth is here. Put your brain to the test with this exercise, designed to test your ability to focus and observe.
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Ditch the post-it notes and try these strategies to keep important facts from slipping your mind.
Are your recollections getting fuzzy? Try these tricks to stimulate your brain, get a clearer picture and sharpen your memory.
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