I recall studying about the “myelin sheath” in my high school biology and college physiology classes. If I am correct, myelin acts as an insulator for neurons in the brain and nervous system, which would be something akin to insulation protecting electrical wiring. When this myelin sheath is attacked or is unable to protect the neuron, it leads to problems in the neuron, specifically with synapse firing or not firing when it is supposed to, e.g. MS or Lou Gehrigs disease. In the case of this book, I am just guessing that the author is going to posit that some kind of molding or shaping of the myelin sheath is taking place through repeated and specific practice or drills. Sounds like an interesting book and I will be looking for it.

I Has just stopped to read your book “Zero Limits”.
It has made upon me huge impression. And that the most important thing – you have inspired me! I think people sayl you these words constantly, but I also whant to sayl it. Thank you! Thank you!

After reading I had one question. You tell about a symbol “Ceeport” and a logo “Panoz” as mens for zero. I have thought, whether the tattoo can be way to zero? If yes, on what part of a body it is better to do it? And what should be the image?

It is very important to me to know your opinion.

Thank you,
Alla
Travel agency “Kailash”
Moscow, Russia

I can remember when I was back in high school we had to pass the Ohio 9th Grade Proficiency Test in order to graduate high school. 8th grade I’ve passed reading and writing but flunked math, science, and citizenship. Then in the 9th grade I passed Citizenship and Science. Math was the only thing left and my 10th grade Geometry Math teacher Mr. Paddock helped me pass the proficiency test because in after lunch on 5th bell I would report to his class for math practice for the proficiency test. I’ve finally passed the proficiency test in the 10th grade the math portion. The minimum score was 200 to pass. I got a 211. So your blog post has some tremendous truth. In reality practicing is the only way out after your mindset is in order. Did I hit it on the head Joe?