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I would love to start this post by quoting one of my favourite lines in John Maxwell's seminar:
Conquering Your Inner Slacker: How Skinner's Law Can Hack Your Productivity
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Fixed vs Growth Mindset: Your Journey to Success
Have you ever hit a wall with a task, convinced you just don't have the talent or smarts
The Recency Effect: How It Affects Our Reasoning, and Tips to Overcome the Bias
Recency bias has a significant impact on how we make decisions and what pieces of information we pay attention to.
Understanding Survivorship Bias: Why We Must Be Wary Despite Learning from Successful People
It's natural to want to learn from people that seem successful. And it makes sense because some of
65: What you want for dinner 🍽
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Neuroscience Study Reveals: 4 Rituals That Will Make You Happy
As a UCLA neuroscientist, Alex Korb provides scientifically proven rituals that can transform your life and make you happy. On
3 Lessons On Strategy from the Greatest Generals in History
There are many great generals in history, but only a select few can be called the best. These generals were
The Halo Effect: Why We Perceive Others Based on What We Like
What do you think of when you hear the word "halo"? The most common association with a halo
The Expert is Always Right? Authority Bias
You've heard the saying "the expert is always right," and you may have even used it
The Psychology Behind Confirmation Bias
When you hear about confirmation bias, it's often in the context of how to overcome it. But what
