**THE POWER OF FORGIVING
Six key skills to declutter your brain **
Strengthen your perceptual intuition and rely on gut instinct to solve complex problems, understanding that answers can come in many forms and there is no single "right" way to solve a problem.
• Improve your memory, ability to concentrate and focus.
• Apply a multitasking mental approach to all areas of activity.
• Make connections between mathematics and the real world that can be transferred to the subjects we study (such as reading or social studies), as well as to professional work and ordinary personal tasks.
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Constantly free your brain from unnecessary junk and allocate a large volume of mental space for creativity and additional reserves of energy.
• Instantly consider facts and calculate numbers without pencil and paper, calculators or computer applications.
• Think with your head.
• Find your own shortcuts.
• All life, regardless of your age, to be a student in it and take on new challenges.
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