Start learning again at the age of 40

Author: Kazuko Watanabe
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Middle-aged individuals must mentally prepare for society's changing demands. They should be bold in learning, persistent in effort, and adaptable to new role requirements. Conversely, if one is not good at learning, opportunities may slip away. The author of this book proposes that the best way to prevent aging is through learning, and offers methods for middle-aged people to learn! Adults have the chance to "start over" in their learning, and it's not too late! What needs to be done now is to have the courage to take the first step! As a neurologist and a person who researches learning methods, the author of this book utilizes new neuroscience and cognitive psychology research findings to break the fallacy that "increasing age inevitably leads to memory decline." The author believes that mature-aged individuals with rich life experiences have more learning potential than unmotivated young people. The lifestyle that allows the light of life to grow with age is right here!