According To Science

When you procrastinate, you might feel better in the short-term, but you will suffer in the long-term. One thing that all procrastinators have in common is that procrastination has a price. Read More

We know all about the tried-and-true ways to reduce our work stress. We journal. We go outside. We take more frequent breaks. These methods are all backed by multiple studies to take away the bundle of nerves keeping us anxious. But if these methods are not working for you, it’s time to get creative. For … Read More

Nectome, a new startup founded by two MIT graduates backed by Y Combinator, is “committed to the goal of archiving your mind” by using a “brain banking technique” to “recreate your mind,” according to its website. There’s just one catch before your mind gets uploaded — you’ll need to be dead first. Read More

A woman’s professional success may come at the cost of her marriage. When women got promoted to the top job in their field, it doubled their chances of a divorce. The same was not true for men being promoted. Read More

When the busy workday gets to be too much, some of us go outside for a much-needed breather to go look at the nature surrounding us. Something about looking at the green world outside of our cubicles refreshes us. Now, there’s new science to back up why nature walks help us reset and feel good … Read More

Good news for worrywarts everywhere. Your ability to remember events in excruciating, embarrassing detail can actually be a benefit that sets you apart from the rest. A new study found that people with manageable levels of anxiety were able to improve their ability to recall memories. Read More

We already know that sitting down at work takes a toll on our bodies. But now, new research is finding that standing desks are not great for our bodies either. Read More

Researchers have backed up the long-standing Peter Principle theory that the best workers can become the worst managers. Read More

Frequent daily cellphone use most likely does not lead to an increased health risk according to a new report. Read More