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Why thinking outside of the box (by itself) doesn’t work Ford Taylor

Most of us would agree that we all have a certain way of thinking. We’ve been taught our whole lives that our own way of thinking is thinking “inside the box.” We’ve been told many times that we need to learn to think “outside the box.” I contend that this doesn’t work. When we’re in … Read More

10 ideas that will make you feel good about your life Tim Denning

Experiencing negativity? Try these ten ideas that will help make you feel good about your life. Read More

How to be memorable in social settings John P. Weiss

If you’re in social settings often, you might be curious how to be most memorable. We dive into how to be memorable, here. Read More

3 ways to have more wins in your career May Busch

There’s no limit to how many wins you can have. Here are 3 ways to win in your career. Read More

Fascinating career lessons from the superyacht industry Anouare Abdou

A superyacht is the pinnacle of luxury. it’s easy to find the world of superyachts fascinating and to wonder about what goes on behind the scenes. Read More

5 surprising ways exercise changes your brain Kelly McGonigal

Learn five surprising ways that being active is good for your brain — and how you can harness these benefits yourself. Read More

Ways to supercharge your creativity, according to innovators and disruptors Anouare Abdou

What if there were ways to supercharge your creativity on a regular basis? We set out to find out. Read More

10 misused words that make smart people look stupid Travis Bradberry

English grammar can be tricky, and, a lot of times, the words that sound right are actually wrong. Read More

4 rituals proven by neuroscience to make you happy Eric Barker

You get all kinds of happiness advice on the internet from people who don’t know what they’re talking about. Don’t trust them. Trust neuroscience. Read More

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