Owners and business managers are always looking for a way to stay ahead of the curve, ahead of the competition, and for that competitive edge. One possible way to help people do just that, as the attached video discusses, might surprise you, but what if math and logic puzzles could help your business? That is also where the rubber meets the road, so to speak, because while activities like math and logic puzzles help us become better at math and doing puzzles, are those skills transferable? In other words, does what my brain learns from doing puzzles translate into usable data, information, or skills in the business world?
The good news is there are definitive benefits from engaging with math and logic puzzles that include stress relief and improved pattern recognition, for example. There is also enough reasoning to suggest that many of the benefits of math and logic puzzles can also indirectly benefit someone’s ability to think, strategize, and work.
What isn’t as clear, however, is if the skills and benefits we gain from math and logic puzzles have a direct impact on our ability to manage a company and ultimately help a company succeed. Yes, math and logic puzzles help people in many ways, but how exactly they benefit business is still a puzzle yet to be solved.
