Sudoku is more than just a logic puzzle. In corporate training and business courses for entrepreneurs, it's often recommended to sit down and solve puzzles in any unclear situation. What are the benefits of Sudoku in business? What do beginners and experienced entrepreneurs need to consider?
Intercultural barriers are no longer an obstacle
No more problems communicating with American and British partners in English, understanding the behavior of businessmen from China and Japan, or knowing the culture of entrepreneurs from the Middle East! The Sudoku puzzle is a logic game that uses numbers as its universal langua
You don't need to learn a foreign language or "immerse yourself in the environment" to play. All you have to do is open Sudoku. We can now overcome the cultural barriers that language, traditions, culture and worldview create.
It's a great way for entrepreneurs to challenge their minds by solving logical puzzles. Sudoku teaches you to look at the big picture (i.e., to analyze the whole 9 * 9 field, not individual squares).
Perseverance and the ability to achieve goals
The Sudoku puzzle is a great way to teach perseverance and patience. It's not possible to solve the puzzle in two minutes. It can take up to half an hour to "unlock all the numbers," depending on the level of difficulty and the player's skills.
Perseverance, the ability to wait out tough economic and financial times, and keeping a cool head are just a few of the qualities that come in handy for entrepreneurs. They'll come in handy when you're starting a new business, finding partners, expanding the business, opening new markets, and in many other situations.
Brain training: stay flexible and agile
Business people are always on the move. But their choices often decide how a business will "live" and "grow." That's why it's important to keep your mind flexible, even if you're over 50.
Sudoku is a great way to challenge your brain, keep your mind flexible, and reduce the risk of developing dementia.
The puzzle game helps your brain to develop and adapt quickly to any situation you might face in life. It's thought that Sudoku helps the left side of the brain to work better. It's just responsible for numbers and logic. It's also important for those in creative fields (right hemisphere).
Rest, switch, break - just what a tired brain needs
It's not uncommon for businesspeople to get stuck in a rut, dealing with the same old reports, suppliers, declarations, negotiations, speeches, phone calls, and so on. It's tough for an entrepreneur to unwind after a long day. The brain keeps churning out ideas, thoughts, and calculations. Because of the "constant on" syndrome, a businessman is at risk of burning ou
To avoid this, it's a good idea to play Sudoku. A logic puzzle is a great way to have some active leisure and give your brain a break from the daily grind. Some experts even call puzzles "salvation from burnout."
If the next puzzle seems super difficult, take a quick 10-15 minute break (go for a walk, drink coffee, do some eye exercises), and then give it another try. You can always put Sudoku off until tomorrow.
Entrepreneurs use logic puzzles as a way to have fun, give their brains a rest, and relax - not just physically, but also intellectually.
