File this one under “What the $@#%?” I previously shared research with you that demonstrates “a consistent positive relationship between profanity and honesty.” Now, new research from Keele University shows that repeating profanities during physical tasks makes you measurably stronger. So the...
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One of my favorite mindfulness precepts is that of the beginner’s mind. When we approach situations with the curiosity and openness of a beginner, many possibilities reveal themselves to us and innovation becomes a natural extension of our curiosity. For a tantalizing example of...
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Your confirmation bias is making decisions for you… and the two of you really need to consider breaking up. Confirmation bias occurs when we favor new evidence that confirms our existing beliefs or theories while simultaneously discounting alternative possibilities. (For more on this, check...
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