Learn to Think on Paper

In this monologue podcast, Rachelle advocates for "paper thinking," explaining the neuroscience behind its effectiveness for problem-solving and creative thinking. She details how handwriting activates more brain regions than typing, enhancing memory and information processing. Rachelle shares personal examples from her novel-writing and master's degree notes, illustrating the benefits of spatial thinking and mind-body connection when using paper. She provides practical tips for implementing paper thinking, including choosing the right tools like notebooks and pens, using different techniques like mind maps and decision matrices for various problems, and integrating paper thinking with digital tools through a two-stage processing method.