Psychology & Self-help

Something curious happens with racially prejudiced beliefs. Your life experiences won’t automatically challenge them. For example, if you…

In one of his most famous letters to Lucilius, Seneca gives a pretty simple prescription for the good life. “Each day,” he wrote, “acquire…

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Physical presence is becoming both more and less important, at the same time.

Use psychology in your UX designs with these eight fundamental principles. Understand what resonates with a client’s target audience and why.

What I learned from introducing myself to a stranger every day for a month

Where the head goes, the body follows. Perception precedes action. Right action follows the proper perspective.

Plus tips for how brands can get ahead.

There are many myths revolving around Gen Z and how they use tech. Time to take a look at actual behavior patterns that go beyond heavy use of social media. Part of [Smart Interface Design Patterns](https://smart-interface-design-patterns.com) by yours truly.

The article explores mind-wandering, challenging the view that it's merely a distraction. Instead, it suggests mind-wandering can foster creativity, enhance problem-solving, and support mental health by helping individuals process emotions. Though often associated with decreased attention, mind-wandering can also increase productivity and idea generation, especially during undemanding tasks. Understanding when and how mind-wandering can be beneficial may lead to a healthier balance between focus and free thinking.

Building systems means choosing who we want to become

With frequent myths and actual behavior patterns that go beyond heavy use of social media.

Workplace self-regulation is an ideal way for employees to build upon their skills and maximise productivity.

The ultimate success metric is whether you get what you want out of life.

Stuck on a tough problem? Do what Jobs would have done and follow the 10-minute rule.

How One Question Can Revolutionize Your Random Meets

The overlooked problems with building healthy habits

Just three simple words can keep a conversation going and help you be perceived as a caring person with ever-increasing value.

Modern personality science studies find that traits can and do change over time

no one really cares about what we do or what we think; they have their own problems.

An exploration of social media's shortcomings in enacting material change.

How Inner Forces Sabotage Growth and What to Do About It

Unpacking the counterintuitive approach that actually drives creative success

This can help you perform better than the vast majority of people.

Recently we visited an art gallery, with all its amazing artworks lining the walls.

Showcase and explanation of a powerful problem solving diagram to manage both simple and complex cases individually or with large teams

A new way to think about brainpower.

Ever feel like you’re lurching from crisis to crisis, or chore to chore? Here’s how to knock at least some of them on the head – and lay the foundations for a less stressful, more organised existence

How Leaders Can Leverage Ikigai to Lead With Purpose