How Varying Your Routine Can Improve Brain Function

in blurthealth •  4 years ago 

What are the benefits of varying your routine? It is a common misconception that if you change your routines on a daily basis, your brain will be able to adapt and perform better. While that may be true for some people, there are some people who are very good at routine and do not need to change their habits to improve performance. If you have trouble thinking or are having trouble focusing, then you may want to try varying your routine.


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Different people have different ways of thinking, so it makes sense to vary your routine to see what affects your brain function the most. For instance, if you are having trouble with focus, then you may want to try to change your routine. Make sure that you do not just switch your routine and say that this is what you have been doing all along. Instead, you want to make certain that you are still focusing, not only on one part of the brain but also on several different brain functions.

By changing the routine that you are following on a daily basis, you can help your brain to adapt to a number of different tasks. If you are in a car accident and have a migraine, for example, you may find that your brain can work more effectively in driving than in other activities. By changing your brain function, you can get on the road and drive more efficiently. You may even notice that your memory improves, and you can focus better in school. No matter how your mind works, by varying your routine you can enhance your brain function and help you perform at a higher level.

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  ·  4 years ago  ·  

It is very true that varying daily routines can help improve brain function. When the brain becomes accustomed to a specific pattern, the situation may lead to a lack of interest in the long run because the brain is descerned to adapt to more than one function at a time. Great post👍 @warjark