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Hey, everybody.
It's Marielle.
I have long felt that I have a terrible sense of direction.
Like when I'm in the parking lot and the GPS says, go northwest on Route 10 or whatever,
I'm like, why would you think I know which way is northwest?
What am I, a ship's captain?
A Boy Scout earning his orienteering badge?
So I take a guess, and it's usually the wrong one.
But it doesn't have to be this way,
because it turns out your sense of direction is something you can work on.
NPR's Andrew Limbaugh looked into this for us, and he has lots of tips for you.