When we think of mind power, usually what comes to mind is raw focus, keen memory or blazingly fast thought. But what if the magic actually lies not in going
When we think of mind power, usually what comes to mind is raw focus, keen memory or blazingly fast thought. But what if the magic actually lies not in going
We’ve all been there. The assignment is on your desk, the deadline inches nearer and all of a sudden it’s way more important to scroll through social media than complete
We’re living in an age when information never pauses, deadlines never sleep and attention is the new currency. But no matter how intelligent or skilled you may be, performance plummets
Mark had a dream of starting his own design firm. But every time he sat down at his desk, self-doubt kicked in: “I’m not good enough… What if I fail?”
For centuries creativity was considered a rare gift endowed upon the artists, visionaries, and geniuses among us. Except that, according to modern neuroscience, this isn’t total nonsense: There is actually
Success isn’t driven by working harder — it’s achieved by thinking clearer. Your mind is your greatest treasure, and when you end up taking care of it, everything else in
For decades, success was presented as a combination of working hard and being talented (even if there was also the occasional lucky break). But according to neuroscience, there’s something deeper:
Emma was a college student who was caught in an endless cycle of distraction. She would sit down to study and her phone buzzed, or her mind wandered, and before
“Mind power” was a seemingly mystic force that only wise men, conjurers, monks or geniuses — those with direct connection to the otherworldly energy towards which they meditated and performed
Distractions are constant in today’s hyper-connected world. For most of us, the constant pinging and dinging whenever a new message rolls in makes focus worse than ever. But being able
