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Mind Performance Hacks: Tips and Tools for Overclocking Your Brain

Reviewer's Notes

I know it’s taking me forever to read this book. That’s because while it’s an interesting book; it’s not really one you can read cover-to-cover. It’s something you have to read a little bit at a time, practice the tip(s) you’ve read and then move on to the next tip.

And while I haven’t finished it yet, I can say it’s interesting and worth reading. I give the book a preliminary rating is 8 out of 10. The reason it doesn’t rate higher; is the book comes off too much like some of my college textbooks — probably more a flaw in me, than the book.

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Read by Mark
Started: 18th February 2007
Finished: 20th June 2007
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