Ever been in a tense situation that was diffused through humor? That didn’t happen by accident as both humor and conflict diffusion are handled by the same part of your brain – the anterior cingulate cortex. This and other interesting brain/humor findings are...
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“Being free from fear [creates] enough space around the emotion to be able to think clearly and take appropriate action, despite the fact that fear is present. This ability to see fear objectively and take action despite its presence helps...
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Smart people do foolish things every day because intelligence has no bearing on your ability to think rationally. Just as IQ measures intelligence and EQ gauges emotional intelligence, Rationality Quotient (RQ) quantifies your ability to make good decisions and exercise sound...
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