Becoming Sherlock – Stefan Cain

The decision to ride a bicycle to get to your destination rather than public transportation is a good one if you can get on a route that will expose you to natural scenes. Many places have nature trails these days that extend for miles. The outdoors is better for your health. Walking and being in the great outdoors does a body way more good than just sparking creativity and cognitive abilities. A recent study on health discovered that depression was reduced by 71% in persons after talking a nature walk.

A nature walk helps your analytical ability. According to the Journal of Environmental Psychology, a 20 minute walk is all you need to restore your body from stress. New ideas appear and your ability to analyze problems is improved after a walk through nature. How can you put this into action in the middle of a busy day? Make getting outside part of your morning ritual.

If you have a dog, take it for a walk. This will motivate you and make your walk mandatory every day. Walk your child to school or take a walking errand. Any convenience store that is close by is an excuse to get some exercise and be outdoors. Play a game outdoors. This can even be done on your lunch hour with your colleagues.

When you can get a chance to get back to play like a child, your afternoon will become more productive. Enjoy gardening at home. Many people have made the decision to “go green” and start their own vegetable garden. Even the decision to plant some colorful flowers can do wonders for your creative skills and give you more energy.

Make time for a break outdoors. Effects of being near and listing to water has also proven to be quite effective for clearing the mind and making room for creativity.

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Copyright © 2015 Stefan Cain Although the author and publisher have made every effort to ensure that the information in this book was correct at press time, the author and publisher do not assume and hereby disclaim any liability to any party for any loss, damage, or disruption caused by errors or omissions, whether such errors or omissions result from negligence, accident, or any other cause. 1kitap1.com/en DEDICATION To all those who strive to see that which others cannot, in an effort to become happier and more successful in life.

“The world is full of obvious things which nobody by any chance ever observes.” Sherlock Holmes Quote 1kitap1.com/en This page intentionally left blank. 1kitap1.com/en ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS As you read this book, you’ll want to remember the fictional character, Sherlock Holmes, and recognize the impact this character played on future generations of all ages. 1kitap1.com/en INTRODUCTION Wouldn’t you love to have “superhuman” observation abilities like Sherlock Holmes? Well, contrary to popular belief, the capability to observe and deduce is not a natural ability.

Professional detectives actually take years of practicing to cultivate good habits associated with mindfulness. The truth is that most of us usually don’t notice the world around us. And, it seems that the younger we are, the more we are into “multitasking”. I put that in quotes because recent studies have shown that there’s actually no such thing as multitasking. In actuality, your brain is really simply switching from one task to another, and alternating. These days, we’re even likely to see children on skateboards with cell phones!

There’s so much “noise” around us and with constant interruptions, the result is that we want to “prioritize” and work much faster to get everything done. But, oh, the price we pay.

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