▼ Back｜▲ Next Luck Backed by Science Would you like to have a "lucky brain"? A beautiful neuroscientist who has been dubbed "the person with the most outstanding brain in Japan" talks about how to have powerful luck! 『Luck Backed by Science』 187 pages February 2013 1,400 yen (w/o tax) Contents: There are definitely people with good luck and people with bad luck. So what kind of people are the lucky ones? The author, an exceptional neuroscientist, talks about this in her book. Actually, the situations that both lucky and unlucky people encounter are more or less the same in most cases. But the way they view and think about the circumstances differs, and so does the way they deal with various situations. With time, the results change significantly. So what are the common lifestyle patterns, mindsets, and outlooks among lucky people? You will find out when you read this book. You too can become a lucky person! From the table of contents: Introduction Lucky people make the most of what they have Lucky people aren't hard on themselves Lucky people make an effort to deal with lucky people Lucky people dare to make risky choices Lucky people don't try to be the sole winners Lucky people pray for their rivals' development as well Lucky people genuinely compliment other people's strengths Lucky people have concrete goals Lucky people don't quit Lucky people train themselves to think lucky A word from the editor: God gives us one or two special gifts. The author of this book has a very high IQ, and she is also beautiful. Furthermore, she is also very lucky. On Fuji TV's "Heisei Board of Education 2013!! Japan's Battle of the Brains Special", she came from behind and took the lead in a battle of wits among geniuses and other smart people, earning the title "Most Outstanding Brain in Japan". Also well known throughout the neuroscience field, this brilliant author analyzes luck scientifically and teaches us how to become one of the lucky people. I was very lucky to be assigned to work with this amazing author. About the author:Nobuko Nakano Nobuko Nakano is a neuroscientist and holds a PhD in medicine. After graduating from the College of Engineering at the University of Tokyo, she completed her master's degree at the University of Tokyo Graduate School of Medicine in 2004. In 2008, she finished her doctorate in neurology. Between 2008 and 2010, she worked as a researcher at Saclay Nuclear Research Center in France. She is also a commentator on TV programs, such as "Joho Presenter Toku Dane!" She emerged the winner on Fuji TV's "Heisei Board of Education 2013!! Japan's Battle of the Brains Special", where she earned the title "Most Outstanding Brain in Japan". Among her other books are What World Class People Do (Ascom) and Prayer and Neuroscience (Ushio Publishing). Use our contact forms. Home Our Mission Publication Lines NEWS Mail International Rights Company Data Contact Us This site is best viewed with Netscape Navigator 7.0 or Internet Explorer 6.0. and later versions. Copyright (C) Sunmark Publishing,Inc. All rights reserved.