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Discover a neuroscience-backed practice you can try right now to refresh your mind and creativity: using your non-dominant hand for daily tasks. In today’s episode, Rhonda explores why “mixing it up” can strengthen your brain, spark fresh ideas, and help you live more awake, starting with something as simple as how you brush your teeth.
Today on Love Notes from Rhonda, I want you to mix it up. Really—pick up that toothbrush, the TV remote, or even your pen, and use your non-dominant hand. Why? Because every time you switch things up, your brain gets a workout in the most gentle, creative way.
I share how changing your daily habits not only activates both sides of your brain, but helps you grow new neural pathways, fuels your creativity, and helps you think in ways you never could before. Whether you’re right-handed or left-handed, these small shifts bring the gift of new perspective and playful possibility.
If you’ve felt stuck in routine or long to renew your spark, this episode is your invitation to try something different and let your own curiosity lead the way.
What You’ll DiscoverWhen you dare to “mix it up” in your everyday life, you invite growth, creativity, and joy, your brain comes alive, and so do you.
“But when you use that non dominant hand, the brain actually says, huh, changes a foot, which then gives it permission to have actually more creativity.”
“And the more you do this on a regular basis, the more you're gonna find your creativity is sparked and your passion is even more alive.”
ResourcesPick one daily task and use your non-dominant hand. Be gentle with yourself as you discover what creativity and fresh thinking arise. Share your stories with @LoveNotesFromRhonda, and don’t forget to subscribe for daily notes of encouragement.
Ready to mix it up and spark more of your true self? Press play and let’s grow together—one fearless note at a time.
By Rhonda BrittenDiscover a neuroscience-backed practice you can try right now to refresh your mind and creativity: using your non-dominant hand for daily tasks. In today’s episode, Rhonda explores why “mixing it up” can strengthen your brain, spark fresh ideas, and help you live more awake, starting with something as simple as how you brush your teeth.
Today on Love Notes from Rhonda, I want you to mix it up. Really—pick up that toothbrush, the TV remote, or even your pen, and use your non-dominant hand. Why? Because every time you switch things up, your brain gets a workout in the most gentle, creative way.
I share how changing your daily habits not only activates both sides of your brain, but helps you grow new neural pathways, fuels your creativity, and helps you think in ways you never could before. Whether you’re right-handed or left-handed, these small shifts bring the gift of new perspective and playful possibility.
If you’ve felt stuck in routine or long to renew your spark, this episode is your invitation to try something different and let your own curiosity lead the way.
What You’ll DiscoverWhen you dare to “mix it up” in your everyday life, you invite growth, creativity, and joy, your brain comes alive, and so do you.
“But when you use that non dominant hand, the brain actually says, huh, changes a foot, which then gives it permission to have actually more creativity.”
“And the more you do this on a regular basis, the more you're gonna find your creativity is sparked and your passion is even more alive.”
ResourcesPick one daily task and use your non-dominant hand. Be gentle with yourself as you discover what creativity and fresh thinking arise. Share your stories with @LoveNotesFromRhonda, and don’t forget to subscribe for daily notes of encouragement.
Ready to mix it up and spark more of your true self? Press play and let’s grow together—one fearless note at a time.