I'm a visual thinker, and I'd say it's both a blessing and a curse.
Blessing, because, based on my own personal experience, my brain projects a million images per moment, each with their own story, each colliding into the other to fuel a very abstract form of thinking: In other words: the chaos of criss-crossing communications can be be great for creative problem solving/innovating.
Curse, because, again, you have a million thoughts each moment; but, you're only human—you can only process so many at a time. This causes you to forget a lot of important stuff; stuff you really wanted to remember, but can't, as a result of distractions or new thoughts trampling... (read more)
I'm a visual thinker, and I'd say it's both a blessing and a curse.
Blessing, because, based on my own personal experience, my brain projects a million images per moment, each with their own story, each colliding into the other to fuel a very abstract form of thinking: In other words: the chaos of criss-crossing communications can be be great for creative problem solving/innovating.
Curse, because, again, you have a million thoughts each moment; but, you're only human—you can only process so many at a time. This causes you to forget a lot of important stuff; stuff you really wanted to remember, but can't, as a result of distractions or new thoughts trampling... (read more)