問題詳情：
The world is changing and new ideas appear every day; introducing them into your life will keep you engaged. The following are the methods I use to stay open and impressionable. They’ll work for you too, no matter how old you get.
Quiet your inner voice.
It’s the little voice that offers a running explanation when you are listening to someone.
36 It is too easy to pay more attention to the inner voice than the actual speaker. That voice often keeps you from listening openly for good information and can often make you shut down before you have heard the entire basis. Focus less on what your brain has to say and more on the speaker. 37
Argue with yourself.
38 Every time you hear yourself contradicting (與······矛盾) the speaker, stop and take the other point of view. Suggest to your brain all the reasons why the speaker may be correct and you may be wrong. In the best case you may open yourself to the information being provided. Failing that, you will at least strengthen your own argument.
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Some people are naturally curious and others are not. No matter which category you are in, you can benefit from behaving like a curious person. Next time you are listening to information, make up and write down three to five relevant questions. 40 If you are in a conversation, you can ask the other person. Either way you’ll likely learn more, and the action of thinking up questions will help encode the concepts in your brain. As long as you’re not a cat, you should benefit from these actions of curiosity.
A. Act as you are curious.
B. Try to calm yourself down.
C. You may be surprised at what you hear.
D. You will learn from other people who are experienced.
E. If you are in a lecture, google them after for answers.
F. If you can’t quiet the inner voice, then at least use it to your advantage.
G. It’s the voice that brings up your own opinion about the information being provided.
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