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4 pieces of ancient wisdom to help you crush your next interview Anouare Abdou

You can glean precious learnings from centuries-old nuggets of wisdom and relate them to the interview process — insights from great thinkers and significant historical figures. Read More

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Eating grapes may prevent this deadly neurological disease Olivia Kelley

Researchers from UCLA may have found a way to help prevent an awful disease: grapes. Read More

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If your mother did this, you may have a higher IQ than average CW Headley

According to the new data, vitamin D levels also influence cognitive performance. More discreetly, mothers who receive the recommended value of vitamin D during pregnancy increase their child’s chances of having a high IQ early in life. Read More

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8 great questions you should occasionally ask yourself Brian Pennie

The 8 questions below have been the most impactful for me — some of which were in the Twitter thread — and another that changed the course of my life. Read More

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9 ways to simplify your life, get more done, and live happy Nicolas Cole

Conflict arises in ambiguity. Mistakes occur in ambiguity. Disappointment lives in ambiguity. Frustration is bred in ambiguity. Read More

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Wearing these during a workout can be a game changer for your body Kyle Schnitzer

Compression gear can keep people warm during the cold months and while it won’t necessarily make you faster when used on runs, it does have a surprising new benefit. Read More

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This is how much more deadly COVID-19 is than the flu CW Headley

According to the report, the infection fatality rate of the novel coronavirus is nearly 1%, which makes it ten times deadlier than the flu. Moreover, seroprevalence, which refers to the number of members of a population who test positive for a specific disease, is on the rise in counties across the country. Read More

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14 psychological forces that make good people do bad things Travis Bradberry

What follows are 14 of Dr. Kaptein’s most compelling findings into how the mind tricks good people into losing their moral compass and going astray. Read More

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If you do this right before you sleep, you could gain weight Meredith Lepore

The study, published in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine, looked at the lifestyles of 44,000 U.S. women. Read More

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4 habits incredibly likable people aim to avoid Jake Daghe

Why is being likable such a big deal, both for you personally and professionally? According to Science of People and John Kinnell, it’s because: … Read More

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4 of the best careers for creative people Meredith Schneider

As the pandemic progresses, the amount of creative positions going up online seem to outnumber all other types of jobs, making this the perfect time to pursue more poetic passions. Read More

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