Call the Timeout: How to stop one bad day from wrecking everything
We all have goals that require some discipline, but once one thing goes wrong it can be easy to let
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An Honourable Thief: What great creators actually mean by 'originality'
At the end of the game show Golden Ball, the two final contestants have to decide whether to steal or
The Prioritisation Problem: Why good advice at the wrong time is bad advice
It’s easy to fall for the trap of following universal advice. Some people say you should travel the world
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There’s always someone better: How to use that fact instead of being crushed by it
When I was 21 I remember feeling ahead for my age. But when I was 19 I felt woefully behind.
You Don’t Need to be Original: Learn From the Old to Create Something New
Everyone wants to be first. Our competitive and status-seeking nature drives us to chase the novel. We want new
Did You Choose This?: How much of your life you actually decided
The human brain can occasionally be a little too powerful. We often think we're in the driver'
The Road Less Travelled: What a comedian's softball injury teaches about plan B
Drew Lynch is a comedian with an intriguing story. A single game of softball changed his life forever. At 20,
Hunting for Black Swans
"Assumptions are dangerous things to make, and like all dangerous things to make -- bombs, for instance, or strawberry shortcake
Make success automatic
In the words of psychologist William James, “there is no more miserable human being than one in whom nothing is
Why we copy
Ever notice how you slowly start talking and acting more like the people you spend the most time with? This
The sweet dream behind NyQuil
I hate being sick. When you're feeling under the weather, the last thing you want is to be
Elon's Law: Beating Hofstadter's Law with Ridiculous Deadlines
How Embracing the Impossible Can Propel You Forward Arianne initially thought her project would take 4 hours, but it unexpectedly
