Too many times when things don’t go right, the Puke Effect takes hold. Learn how this happens and what to do to avoid it.
Today I like to educate you about a phenomenon most of us have experienced before. I became aware of the description through an investment newsletter I receive. In it Jeff Clark describes it. It’s called the Puke Effect.
Don’t be mistaken. It doesn’t only apply to investing. It applies to many things and in some cases has become a behavior.
Look at your team meetings:
Understanding how your brain works and practising self-hypnosis will put you in better control of your mind and body.
How does the brain work exactly? Well, that is a tough question to crack. If you think you have the answer than you must be first one to have figure out exactly how the brain functions. Scott Huettel from Center for Cognitive Neuroscience at Duke University stated that the human brain is the most complicated object ever, and hence it is impossible to individually piece out information regarding the brain. But despite its complexity, it has never stopped scientists from making full use of the brain to help us with our daily life occurrences.