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Ran across a golf book recently called “Unconscious Putting,” by Dave Stockton with Rudy Matthew. Its thesis is that while the long
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Profit is often thought to be the sole goal of business. While profit is certainly a necessity of business, it is far
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The key to instant popularity? Make people feel good about themselves. When people around you feel good about themselves, they will like
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Science has turned its attention of late to the study of willpower, and it should be no surprise that research has shown
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The drum major instinct is a desire in all of us to be important, to be recognized, to be first, to be
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Optimists see a glass half full, pessimists see a glass half empty. Chronic complainers see a glass holding water that is either
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You, yes, you reading this! You are unique, you are special and within you is greatness. You may or may not have
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Deciding is mental work and has a mental cost. Just as physical labor tires us, so too does mental labor. The product
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Nick Powdthavee is an economist at England’s University of York. “The Happiness Equation” (247 pages) is his attempt to expound on the
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A recent 20-year study from Tel Aviv University reported “people who felt that they had the support of their colleagues and generally
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“Why are you so defensive?” The question caught me by surprise because I did not think I was being defensive. Being a
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T-shaped people are those who have deep depth in one area, but also breadth in many others. This allows them to combine