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Every job you will ever do will start and end in your mind. Learn from a ship's captain how to use your brain to effectively shift focus in milliseconds. 
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Lehigh professor Jim Brennan also works as a sports psychologist for Villanova University's men's basketball team.
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Anxiety manifests itself in different ways and situations, one of which is in the workplace. Social anxiety in meetings can stop you from sharing your ideas and keep you from being a contributing member of the team.
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If you’re not yet hyped for opening night, well, that’s where Julian Edelman comes in.
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Mental Discipline by: Lloyd Irvin We have all heard the adage "practice makes perfect." This applies to mental skills training too. But the unique thing about training the mind is that, over a peri...
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How to use personal motivation, communication skills, and more to keep pushing your career forward.
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Performance is performance, whether it is a ballerina perfecting a pirouette, a pitcher throwing a flawless curve-ball, or an author devising the perfect prose. While narrowing focus within a particular field is required to gain expertise, looking across domains -- in this case, from intellect to athletics -- is useful to unlock novel performance insights.
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Biometric trackers are helping scientists tap into the body's response to songs and sound. Via Peter Mellow
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Those who thrive in their lives have internalized a deep inner drive that keeps them glued to taking actions that always move them closer to their goals. That doesn’t mean they don’t encounter
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According to new research, sleep is key to effective learning, while cramming many topics before an exam doesn't give learners a chance to consolidate information
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Time management and teamwork skills could mean as much on a resume as a list of experience.
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Lisa A Romano's curator insight,
April 7, 2015 6:29 PM
Great to see more evidence based studies in org psych being popularised
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Here's what a Special Forces officer can teach you about hanging in there and overcoming adversity when things get difficult in your life.
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My current skills are mostly irrelevant. I will improve over time if I put in the time to learn the appropriate skills, strategies, and frameworks. This growth mindset propels me towards greater success.
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Much in the same way that sports men and women are seeking the services of sports psychologists to develop ways to achieve peak performance, so now are businesses turning to psychology to look for ways to gain an advantage over their competitors...
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To get through the trying times of Deflategate, Tom Brady read the spiritual self-help book same book he and his wife Gisele Bundchen have been reading for years.
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A new self-help trend suggests that the key to success is pretending you’re in a video game.
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If you can't manage your emotions you can't manage anything. In some ways this is called the Aussie spirit. Recently we saw Mick Fanning attacked, harassed, engaged, interact, play with a great whi...
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America’s beautiful game, embodied in the Warriors, is changing at light speed, with its emphasis on artful, selfless passing and spectacular marksmanship.
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Some would think that dancing professionally in a ballet company is an odd way to prepare for medical school, but that's exactly what I did. I started dancing when I was nine, eventually moving to
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Article to start your day.
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Winner of the Education Initiative of the Year award, the Tougher Minds programme takes the insights of sports Psychology and applies them to the classroom, and more specifically, to revision.
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Scientific research to understand prevent suicide, now the 10th leading cause of death in American, is "meager" and falls far behind money spent to cure other diseases that kill far fewer people, according
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The key question here is how much lower would the scores be if the program were not in place. Was there a pre-test? What were the scores before the program was installed.
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Five things HR can learn from sports psychology
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One of my personal favorite sports is boxing. Many may look at this sport as nothing more than large thugs pounding each other in the ring until one of them is knocked out cold. In reality, it is a...
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