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For the clarity of a “beginner’s mind” and a path to true and lasting wisdom, one must fully embrace "not-knowing." 
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New research points out why perfectionism is your enemy pretending to be your best friend.
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A new wave of brain science is upending our understanding of the mind.
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January 3, 2021 6:09 AM
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Diet and exercise play a huge role in concentration, but if you're looking for the fast track to improving your focus, try these tips today.
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A new study from Dartmouth pinpoints the brain mechanisms linked to risk-taking and impulse control during adolescence. This discovery explains why teenagers are often reckless.
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The new science of why people procrastinate — and how to stop.
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Seven expert and unexpected tips for people who have already tried everything. By Camilla Stoddart
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Energy is our most valuable currency in which many people don't treat it as a priority. With that said, here are 4 habits to boost your mental energy.
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March 13, 2022 6:17 PM
Small habits that can help make you more productive.
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Bikeshedding is a very sneaky tool your brain uses to keep you stuck, and it's very common during times of uncertainty.
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Psychology professor Art Markman explains why you should stop believing these things about your brain.
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New research shows that people with depression use words such as 'always', 'nothing' or 'completely' more often than others.
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Patients who underwent the cutting-edge cognitive behavior therapy did better than those who received typical care, according to a new study.
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For the last hundred or so years, marketing has been a relatively simple challenge of making the consumer aware of your brand, product or service, explain
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