Your Input Is Your Output
Your input is important. What you put into your body, whether in the form of
food, entertainment, or knowledge will have a profound effect on what comes out.
Your output can only be
Nature-Deficit Disorder: What It Is, and How to Overcome It
Have you ever felt “out of sorts” in your own home? There’s a chance that if you’re feeling this way, you are suffering from nature-deficit disorder.
The End of History Illusion
In 2013, a team of psychologists at Harvard University published a paper in which they outlined “the end of history illusion.”
Seeking Distraction: Our Very Human Reaction to Losing Control
Do you ever find yourself actively seeking distraction from what you’re working on? You know what you’re supposed to be getting on with, but instead you open up a new tab, reach for your phone, or start cleaning your home.
What Is Extrinsic Motivation? Definition and Examples
Extrinsic motivation is a behavior driven by a desire to receive external rewards. These rewards can include money, fame, praise, and recognized educational achievement.