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Category: Psychology

Cognitive Bias Modification: Train Your Mind to Focus On the Positive

by Steven Handel

cognitive bias modification

Is your mind biased to see the positive or the negative in life? Cognitive Bias Modification is a fun and interesting new self-therapy that helps train your mind to focus more on the positive stimuli in your daily environment.

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Free Won’t: Why You Shouldn’t Take Any Single Thought Too Seriously

by Steven Handel

free won't

Your mind is a suggestion box and “free won’t” is the power to veto any thought or impulse.

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How to Stop Being Jealous of Other People’s Success

by Steven Handel

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You can tell a lot about a person by how they react to other people’s happiness and success. Are you someone who gets easily jealous of other people?

Just You and Your Thoughts

by Steven Handel

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Imagine just you and your thoughts alone in an empty room, with nothing else to distract you. How would you feel?

Accepting Your Bias: Why No One Has a Perfect Window Into Reality

by Steven Handel

accepting your bias

Everyone has a bias. We each have our own window into reality and everyone’s view is a bit different. Understand this and you’ll be wiser.

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