Learn how to be a more creative and innovate thinker with these powerful lessons, tips, and advice backed by psychology and neuroscience.
How to Plant Powerful Ideas in People’s Minds That Actually Take Root and Grow
People only remember about 10% of any lecture, presentation, or video. The art of communication is knowing what 10% you want to stick with them, take root, and grow.
The Information Pyramid: Being More Mindful of the Types of Information We Consume
The information pyramid is a valuable guideline for assessing the information you're consuming on a daily basis. Do you have a healthy information diet?
Jack of All Trades, Master of None: Why Every New Skill Doubles Your Chance of Success
When it comes to learning new skills, "quantity is better than quality." Become a jack of all trades, and create your own unique skillset that separates you from everyone else.
The Power of Pretending You’re Someone Else: Stepping Outside of a Limited Self-Image
By temporarily pretending to be someone else and putting ourselves in their shoes, we can actually learn more about hidden aspects of ourselves.
Follow Your Biology: How to Identify and Harness Your Natural Strengths
We all have natural strengths and weaknesses, so it's important that you "follow your biology" if you want to make the best decisions for yourself.
Why No One is Normal And How to Focus On Individual Uniqueness
Being "normal" is rare, being "different" is common. We all have different strengths and weaknesses, so we're all best defined by our individuality.
How Culture Influences Our Minds in Profound Ways We Don’t Even Realize
How does culture influence our minds and how we see the world? Psychologist Richard Nisbett shares his extensive research on the difference between "Western" and "Eastern" minds.
Don’t Become An Information Junkie: A Balance Between Learning And Taking Action
One big trap in self improvement is becoming an "information junkie." This is when we spend more time learning new information than putting it into action.
Power of the Pen: 5 Scientific Reasons You Should be Writing More
Discover the many ways that writing can benefit your life, including relieving stress and anxiety, improving learning and memory, and overcoming negative and traumatic experiences.
