By www.iHeartToby.com
Jun 10, 2021
Learning a new skill is a great way to enrich your life, challenge oneself, and keep the mind sharp.
Of course, perfecting a new craft is almost always easier said than done. We’ve all given up on a project or new hobby out of sheer frustration at some point.
If you’ve been struggling to master a certain activity, researchers from the National Institutes of Health recommend taking some short breaks to recharge the mind.
A team from the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) mapped out the flow of neural activity within the mind while someone is learning a new skill. Along the way, they discovered that a few short breaks while practicing and learning a skill can go a long way toward retention. Why? While taking a break, the participants’ brains showed the exact same activity patterns as when they were learning and practicing a new code, only much faster and continuously in a rapid fashion. The more a volunteer�
Higher aftermarket focus, rising exports improve performance of Minda Corp
The domestic two-wheeler makers contribute 52 per cent to Minda’s topline followed by 11 per cent from passenger cars and 21 per cent from commercial vehicles.
Synopsis
Minda Corporation stock has gained 18.5 per cent since its fourth quarter result on May 18. A sustained business momentum may help the company reduce its valuation gap with other auto ancillary companies.
ET INTELLIGENCE GROUP: Delhi headquartered Minda Corporation, a supplier of locking systems to the automobile sector, has been reporting a better revenue growth than the two-wheeler makers, its major clients. This is largely due to its focus on strengthening the after-market or replacement sales and export. The stock has gained 18.5 per cent since its fourth quarter result on May 18. A sustained business momentum may help the company reduce its