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The Psychology of Why 11:11 and Other Numbers Keep Catching Your Eye

You wake during the night and the clock says 3:33. Later, your lunch costs £3.33. A car passes with 333 on its number plate....

The Psychology of Why We Tell Strangers Secrets We Would Never Tell Our Friends

A curious thing sometimes happens between strangers. A passenger on a long flight tells the person beside her about a marriage that is falling apart....

Exposing the Strange History of the Myth That You Only Use 10% of Your Brain

Few claims about the human body have proved as durable as the idea that we use only 10 per cent of our brains. It is...

The Infinite Scroll Trap: Why Your Phone Is So Hard to Put Down [MUST READ]

The modern smartphone is a peculiar object: part tool, part companion, and part marketplace that never closes. It can move money, connect a family,...

The Sacred Pause: Your Rejection Is Not Always a Verdict on Your Value

Overcoming rejection begins with understanding that another person’s refusal is not always an accurate judgment of your ability or value. By 1939, Marian Anderson was...

5 Lessons Perfect Days Teaches Us About Work, Mastery, and the Good Life

Wim Wenders’s Perfect Days finds drama where modern culture rarely looks for it: in repetition, maintenance and work performed without applause. Hirayama, a Tokyo...

The Sacred Pause: It Is Not Too Late to Begin: Grandma Moses’ Story

The belief that it is not too late to begin becomes difficult to accept when age, regret or comparison convinces us that our most...

The Sacred Pause: George Washington Carver and the Purpose of a Gift

George Washington Carver was born into slavery in Missouri, yet he became one of America’s most respected agricultural scientists. At Tuskegee Institute, Carver saw poor...

8 Strategies for Building Income Beyond Your Monthly Salary

A monthly salary provides stability, but depending on it exclusively creates financial vulnerability. If the job disappears, the income usually disappears with it. Building income...

Why Perfectionism Is Really a Fear of Being Seen [MUST READ]

Perfectionism has a pretty good publicist. It dresses itself up as discipline, ambition, and strong values. It sounds admirable when someone says, “I just have high...

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