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6 Ways to Get The Brain in Creativity Mode

6 Ways To Get The Brain In Creativity Mode

Neuroscience has a connection to creativity. A company called Neuroscape is led by Adam Gazzaley, a photographer, and a neuroscientist. Adam’s company is in the process of FDA approval for technology that helps kids with ADHD improve their attention span. He discussed with Chase Jarvis (the founder of CreativeLive) the key understanding of neuroscience’s role […]

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5 Habits That Turn Off Negative Thinking

5 Ways to Reframe Negative Thinking

Negative thoughts have absolutely no purpose. They don’t define you as a person, nor can they determine your destiny. What they can do is cause untold damage and severely influence your way of life. Sometimes these negative thoughts tend to hang around – this is known as cognitive restructuring. According to Dr. Alice Boyes, a […]

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18 Signs We Have a Toxic Person in Our Life

18 Signs We Have A Toxic Person In Our Life

One of the most difficult people to be with is toxic people. They are capable of draining our energy, inspiration, and motivation and leaving us exhausted. We may get life problems and low self-confidence. Since we are living in a society in which we cannot avoid everyone, we should know the signs that may warn […]

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20 Psychology Facts Everyone Needs to Know

20 Amazing Psychology Facts Everyone Needs To Know

When it comes to human psychology one thing is certain – it is mysterious and interesting. And in human psychology some things make sense, on other hand, others don’t. Below you will see a list of psychology facts that you simply must know about. One thing is certain, you will be surprised. 20 Facts You […]

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5 Phrases We Should Never Say to Children

The things we say and do have an impact on our children. According to psychologists, our words and deeds may affect our children’s adulthood. But, why is that so? Children are like sponges; they receive everything. Their brains are still in development, and they have excess synapses at a rate of about 15,000 synapses a […]

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