Simple Steps to High Thinking

Thinking is basic to us all. It includes all mental activities that generate ideas and underlie all our actions and accomplishments. As a skill, it is learned through education and experience, but not to the extent required. Thoughts result from mechanisms that continuously, progressively, and in a complex manner process information from perception, memory, and deliberation.

A technology-driven world, with a flood of information and a rising threshold of knowledge, and the advent of AI, poses greater challenges and opportunities than ever before. Numerous repetitive tasks are being replaced by AI.

Brains integrated tools and technology as extensions of the body, effortlessly co-opting and complementing skills, refining processing, and evolving their processes and structures. Consciousness enhanced the brain's potential and capability manifold. The conscious mind can better utilise the vast potential of consciousness to maximise resources and continually and progressively develop and perform higher cognitive tasks if the intricacies of the mechanisms involved and processes are understood.

The book provides a foundation for readers to apply across different areas of their involvement by outlining structures, mechanisms, processes and techniques in chapters that correspond sequentially to the stages of the brain's information processing.

 Understanding and practising as you experience life will contribute to the ongoing lifetime process of improving cognitive capabilities and lead you to greater success