Psychology & Self-help

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

Your mental ‘desktop’ is cluttered. Here are some methods to declutter for optimal performance.

Occasional errors in thinking make us form an inaccurate view of reality and stick with it thereby impacting our behaviors and actions

My endless battle with the "Project Hydra": why I can't seem to finish projects, and the strategies I'm exploring to finally complete what I start. A personal journey through productivity's thorniest challenge.

Transform your life by moving from being reactive to making choices

Unintuitive life lessons I wish I'd learned earlier

Overcoming Obstacles to Unleash Your Potential or… Stop being stupid and go back to being awesome.

You can’t stop the waves, but you can learn to surf.

A non-obvious way to examine if you’re with the right person.

Pull yoursefl out of a cycle of negative thoughts

Reflecting on birds, loss, and the permanence of grief

2400 years ago Aristotle found out how to be happy. His Nicomachean Ethics is an operating manual for a good life.

How to get more done — and feel like you’re making real progress

Feeling like a fraud? We share the community's best tips to help you embrace your unique voice, trust your process, and view challenges as opportunities.

How to become better at reading.

The world is absurd. Understand the absurdity of our lives with this quick summary of "The Myth of Sisyphus” by Albert Camus!

Learn how to spot the difference between and expert and an imitator with 5 key tells.

How sociology could broaden the perspective on digital design that today’s psychology centric approach doesn’t fully cover.

In the race towards agility, we’re losing the ability to think through our big decisions. Here’s a guide to better decisions.

Manipulators are quick to sense your weak spots and smart enough to know how to capitalize on them.

Look them in the eye and ask this question

Design for the brain to drive results.

3. Nodding Your Head

Research suggests that people with high self-control are good at avoiding temptation — not resisting it

Seriously

It’s not about designing alerts, but redesigning attention, resulting in 8 features capitalised by Duolingo.