Why We Struggle To Make Decisions: The Elusive Role Of Survival Strategy Beliefs
A rooster's crow is loud enough to permanently damage hearing. Yet rooster's never go deaf from all the noise they make. The rooster is immune [...]
Relationship Souring? How To Sweeten It By Undoing The Occurring Effect
A golden poison frog contains enough toxin to kill 10 men. But when it's raised in captivity, it's harmless. The frog's poison comes from eating [...]
Why The No-meaning Mindset Is Far Better Than Self-esteem
Three-thousand-year-old honey was discovered in a pharaoh's tomb, yet it was still edible. But adding just one element would cause it to spoil in days. [...]
How To Regain The Confidence Of Innocence
"...there comes a confidence which is not tainted with the sense of arrogance. It is the confidence of innocence. It is like the confidence of [...]
How to have universal love with the wave metaphor
The dolphins wouldn't let them go. Several dolphins swam circles around a group of four swimmers. When one swimmer, Rob Howe, tried to break away [...]
How If-then Beliefs Lead To Fear Of Failure (And How To Find Them)
In the 1850s Napoleon III served meals to his most honored guests on aluminum plates. The lesser guests were served on plates made of gold. [...]
Why We’re Sometimes Over-motivated (The Danger Of Survival Strategies)
On average in the US every year ... Fifty people are struck by lightning. Sixty people are injured by hurricanes. But how many have been [...]
Re-post: How to thrive when the world is drowning in chaos
Fermented grapes make wine. Fermented molasses makes rum. Fermented agave makes tequila. But what do you get when you ferment tomatoes? You get tomato wine [...]
Why We Have Triggered Anger Patterns (And Beliefs Aren’t Always The Cause)
When the shopping cart was first introduced to stores in 1937, customers refused to use them. Men avoided them so as not to appear weak. [...]
