5 ways to trick your brain into finishing what you start
It’s the end of January. Do you know where your new year’s resolutions are? Maybe all’s well and you’re still eating healthy, exercising regularly, you […]
Read more ›It’s the end of January. Do you know where your new year’s resolutions are? Maybe all’s well and you’re still eating healthy, exercising regularly, you […]
Read more ›The psychology of persuasion has always fascinated me–probably because I stink at it. When I was in college, I worked for a while as a […]
Read more ›Schadenfreude: pleasure derived from the misfortunes of others. This post is perhaps a week late, but it took me that long to process some of […]
Read more ›So, I’ve got this amazing new idea for a business model. It’s going to be big! And you, loyal reader, are completely welcome to get […]
Read more ›Tom Sawyer looked at the 810 square feet of Aunt Polly’s fence he had been assigned to whitewash and, “Life to him seemed hollow, and […]
Read more ›Let’s talk about incentives. We hear about incentives all the time—especially lately as we try to get the economy going again. We worry about tax […]
Read more ›We’re used to thinking that the art of persuasion is an important tool for salespeople and politicians. We’re also used to thinking of persuasion as […]
Read more ›â€œCivilization advances by extending the number of operations we can perform without thinking about them.” –Alfred North Whitehead The following story about turkeys has been […]
Read more ›Good teachers are great communicators, and great communicators understand that the responsibility of communication lies with the communicator—the person sharing the information. Good teachers, and […]
Read more ›Loyal readers will remember my last post, in which I shared the marshmallow story. The key takeaway: self-control is a big deal. For those who […]
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