Surfing Motivational Waves
It pays to think about motivation — whether for something good or bad — as waves.
Image: Fogg Behavior Model
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Self-Improvement
Covid Mistakes
Perhaps the current breather has some potential for thinking about the next scare.
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Getting Things Done with Uncle Ben
Damn, Benjamin Franklin was the original Getting Things Done guy, or life-hacker (lifehacker?).
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Alcoholism and Spiritual Transformations
Do you need a spiritual transformation to quit being an alcoholic?
Image: from The Little Prince
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Image: from The Little Prince
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Über-Tourig
Running to high for too long can only lead to one outcome.
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Luck is the residue of design
Beautiful view(s) on luck.
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Truth to Power as a Habit
Should you wait until you are in a safe position before you tell truth to power? You might wait a long time, and by then not speaking your mind has become a habit.
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Behavior change, conformity, and social pressure (end of mask mandates)
Well, the pandemic regulations are interesting when it comes to human behavior.
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Interesting Article on Burnout on AsianEfficency
Given the recent stressful episodes (which did/do wear me down), I found the article pretty interesting.
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Recommendation: Epoch Times Podcast with Laura Dodsworth
As a psychologist, I like behavioral science. As an ethical person, I want people to be informed about things that influence them. Laura Dodsworth's interview with Epoch Times give a very good insight into how behavioral science (esp. so-called «nudging» is used to influence people without their knowledge.
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