Summary of Emily Balcetis's Clearer, Closer, Better

By IRB Media

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.

Book Preview:#1 The sense of sight is extremely important to humans. We use sight to navigate our surroundings, judge the quality of food, and read. The brain processes visual information very quickly, which is why blindness can be so difficult to bear for so long.

#2 Our eyesight is extremely powerful, and it can adapt to see in extremely dark or bright environments. It can also adapt to see things that aren’t really there, such as ghosts.

#3 Our eyes are powerful tools for changing our perception of the world, which in turn can help us overcome mental blocks and physical limitations that get in the way of us reaching our goals.

#4 Rock stars, just like everyone else, experience peaks and valleys in their careers.

• Language: English
• Publisher: IRB Media
• Release date: Feb 11, 2022
• ISBN: 9781669346708

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Insights from Chapter 1

#1

The sense of sight is extremely important to humans. We use sight to navigate our surroundings, judge the quality of food, and read. The brain processes visual information very quickly, which is why blindness can be so difficult to bear for so long.

#2

Our eyesight is extremely powerful, and it can adapt to see in extremely dark or bright environments. It can also adapt to see things that aren’t really there, such as ghosts.

#3

Our eyes are powerful tools for changing our perception of the world, which in turn can help us overcome mental blocks and physical limitations that get in the way of us reaching our goals.

#4

Rock stars, just like everyone else, experience peaks and valleys in their careers.

#5

However, the author knew that she wasn’t cut out to be a rockstar drummer, so she decided to learn how to beat the hell out of a drum instead.

#6

Taking time out of your schedule to do something personal and fun is a great way to shake up your routine and get out of your routine rut.

#7

The study showed that the kids who had music playing in the background during their parent’s singing had a better attention span and ability to distinguish between tones and dissonance than the kids who didn’t.

#8

Keeping a fitness

Reviews for Summary of Emily Balcetis's Clearer, Closer, Better

[Katie Walker · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

It lacks analysis and summary of key points. Too bad.