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The Headache Study Where They Rigged the Machine

In 1984, a research team did something to forty-three headache sufferers that would be hard to get approved today.Everyone in the study had recurrent tension headaches. They were hooked up…

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The Magic of Converting Hard Triggers to Soft Prompts

You’ve probably heard the phrase “I was triggered.” It’s a common way to describe a strong emotional reaction — but have you ever stopped to think about that word? A…

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The Powerful Results of “Process Thinking” vs. “Identity Thinking”

1. Process Thinking Encourages Adaptability When people focus on what they’re doing (“I’m learning,” “I’m improving,” “I’m experimenting”), they stay open to feedback and change.In contrast, identity-based thinking (“I’m smart,”…

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