Neurohacking is an emerging practice focused on optimizing your brain's function and potential through the manipulation of four dimensions: Body, Mind, Environment and Relationships. In an era where digital technologies are reshaping our understanding of the mind, neurohacking has gained popularity, captivating scientists, doctors, entrepreneurs and curious enthusiasts. This book explores the wide range of applications of Neurohacking, navigating the diverse innovations within the field of neuroscience. From cognition-enhancing techniques to brain stimulation devices, we investigate the spectrum of neurohacking methods, evaluating their promise and potential pitfalls. However, neurohacking is not just about technology; it intertwines with deep questions of ethics and personal autonomy. How we should deal with the dilemmas and social impacts of neurohacking are key points of the Scient Method addressed in this book. A practical guide on how to hack your brain to have more emotional autonomy, focus and high mental performance, thus developing more satisfaction in your personal life and at work. (For more information visit scient.me)