No worries dude  :  )
I just gotta ask...(and bear in mind I only just woke up, okay?)...Where are there PDF icons in tutorials?
Best,
AR

Okay dudes... here's what you can do in order to obtain a similar result than what would have been a "working PDF icon"...

Go to google and type: "CutePDF writer", which is a free PDF virtual printer. It will install a new printer on your machine (accessible from anywhere you use the 'Print' function) that will generate a PDF file instead of sending it to a physical printer.

Once this is done, use the Printer icon instead of the PDF icon on any NHA article, which will open a new window/tab of your browser with a printer-friendly version of the article. Then press CTRL+P and select the "CutePDF Writer" printer in the printers list.

It will ask you to name the file and you got it!

The only problem is that it doesn't care too much of pages jumps that may happen anywhere in the resulting document... To enhance this, the only solution is to move deeper into the wonderful world of PDF edition, with something like Nitro PDF, that will allow you to modify the text, but be aware it is a profession in its own right   (By the way, NitroPDF offers a PDF printer too, but the free version inserts a mandatory NitroPDF picture at the bottom right of generated documents pages)

Have fun!
Scalino

Hi guys,

Neurohacking Tutorial 2 - N1 & N2 + Self Assessment - Summary and Exercices says:

"There are some suggestions of different types of music to listen to, and how to use music in your daily life for effective anxiety management, in the article “Music and neurotransmitters”.

Just thought I'd let you know that I can't seem to find that article. Also did a search on Google for "site:neurohackers.com “Music and neurotransmitters”" but it turns up nothing. Cheers

Ok, so I am posting here, though I am a longterm member because time after time I attempt to get involved with the dialogue once again but get so overwelmed by all the information that I have no idea where to start and where to post.  Perhaps that's just typical of forums.  The other barrier I so often meet is that when I do start reading something I get so very bored after the first five lines dispite realizing that there are so many invaluable tidbit of info here.

Perhap it'll take time to refamiliarize myself with all this so that I can start to gobble it up again.  I could really use an easy button or a handicap ramp.

Thust is the dilema of the stupid mind aspiring toward something smarter. Mercy please

Could we please set up a Mobile Joomla version of this site so it's easier to use from my android? www.mobilejoomla.com

Okay, here's the deal, on a technical basis it seems ok, there should be no particular problem (though we may have to tweak it a little bit in order to get a similar overall theme).

Now, there's a free version of it but it comes with ads and we'll have to pay 29$ if we want them removed.

What we can do is I download the free version and install it, we see what we get (ads problem put aside), and if you think it's worth the money we see to get the basic version so ads will be removed?

Mmm'yeah...

well, it's up and running BUT still lot of work ahead to get something visually close to the regular layout & something ergonomically usable in order to navigate through the whole site.

So, at this stage, what you should get if you type "neurohackers.com" on your mobile's browser is - by default - the "middle component" of the homepage (meaning from "Welcome to NHA" to the end of AR / Linford Wood article)
And so it means: no top banners nor menu items, no side modules (left menu & "popular articles", "tag cloud" modules), no login module, etc...

Nice in terms of "automatic rescaling" of articles/pictures display, but for the rest I think you'll find it a bit restrictive in terms of ease of navigation...

I didn't see any ad for now...

One thing to know on the mobile version's default page, if you scroll all the way down, you should find a link to switch to the standard version (you will need it to actually do something on the site, as long as I won't have finished digging the issues at hand and this component being activated)

Have (littl') fun

Hi dudes!
gustavoreiki wrote: I haven't figure out how motivate myself in tasks that i don't enjoy,

...Know what you mean dude, I hate shaving!  : )

'Why-chain analysis' might help? (See tutorial 13, NHA guids section). -You ask yourself why you are doing what you are doing; ie, what's the goal, and then you keep on asking 'why?'. So in your case, WHY do you want to pass a driving test? Maybe the answer is 'because I want to drive legally in a particular place.' So, why do you want to do that? And so on. Eventually you get to the root reasons for why you're doing what you're doing. If that reason seems beneficial, you bear that in mind when doing the task. If that reason isn't beneficial, it's probably best not to go there.

Driving isn't a very healthy thing for humans to do, so there has to be a good, sensible reason for doing it thast outweighs the negatives. Once you know clearly what that reason is, motivation becomes much easier.

Btw, these sorts of questions are best posted in topics about neurohacking -otherwise they might not be noticed so easily.
Best,
AR