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Download a flash card deck of SAT vocabulary words and learn them all. Improve your vocabulary and be able to understand more complex sentences.

Read non-fiction books on topics that interest you. Fiction is extremely beneficial for children, but as adults, being able to easily engage in fact-based text is more helpful when it comes to building brain power. You can still read fiction too if you’d like 😌

Take grammar tests and learn from your mistakes

Learn foreign languages

Learn to play instruments

Start playing chess, sudoku, and doing crosswords

Watch trivia shows like jeopardy and who wants to be a millionaire

Play math games

Watch critically acclaimed films and then watch video essays that deconstruct them so you can have a deeper understanding and more perspectives on the film

Take free online classes on anything and everything that interests you. Coursera, Udemy, and edX have so many amazing courses to choose from and you can even get a certificate if you’d like.

Watch history documentaries

Read financial blogs and magazines

What does it take to teach a bee to use tools? A little time, a good teacher and an enticing incentive. Read more here: http://to.pbs.org/2mpRUAz

And then I’m puzzled at all the Neil Why’s, and realise that this was me in the Wayback Long-ago.

At least I’m consistent.