Psychology says people who grew up in the 1960s and 70s learned 9 life lessons that are rarely taught today
In Walter Mischel’s 1972 marshmallow studies at Stanford, preschoolers who could wait about fifteen minutes for a second treat were ...
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A decade on the front line: what mobile data has taught us about responding to Ebola and other outbreaks
From West Africa in 2014 to the Bundibugyo outbreak in DRC and Uganda in 2026, GeoPoll has spent more than ...
I watched my father run his business through the Lebanese Civil War. Here’s what it taught me about leading through disruption.
I spent most of the school holidays of my childhood at my father’s office in Beirut. While other children were ...
I stopped offering my opinion in family group chats six months ago, no commentary, no reactions, no jumping in to smooth things over, just to see who would notice my absence, and the silence taught me something I had been working hard not to know for about twenty years
Silence inside a family is not the absence of information. It is the information. Most of what you need to ...
What 40 years of showing up to hard, physical work taught me about the mental habits no productivity app will ever replicate
Productivity culture has it backwards. It thinks the problem is that you don’t have the right system. The truth is ...
Most men who grew up in the 1960s and 70s were taught that admitting you needed help was a character flaw. Finally, we are discovering that openness has its own kind of strength.
Here’s a stat that stopped me cold: according to the American Psychological Association, only about 1 in 3 men experiencing ...
There is a particular loneliness in being a man whose body never matched the archetype he was taught to aspire to. Not because anyone was cruel about it, but because the world built its furniture, its expectations, and its respect around a size he would never reach.
Every man who grew up feeling like his body didn’t match what the world expected knows the exact dimensions of ...
Research suggests adults who find it easier to bond with animals than with people aren’t antisocial — they’re drawn to a form of connection where the terms are visible, the loyalty isn’t conditional, and the relationship doesn’t require them to monitor a constantly shifting set of expectations that human attachment taught them to treat as a second job
Add Silicon Canals to your Google News feed. Tell someone you find it easier to connect with animals than with ...
Women over 60 who say they’ve never been more confident didn’t suddenly find self-esteem—they all stopped performing these 7 things that most women are taught to maintain from adolescence onward
Add Silicon Canals to your Google News feed. Last week at a coffee shop, I overheard a conversation that stopped ...
Psychology says the way someone behaves at an airport gate when their flight is delayed reveals the difference between people who complain and people who go quiet tells you almost everything about how they were taught to handle situations they can’t control
Add Silicon Canals to your Google News feed. Picture this: You’re sitting at gate B27, watching the departure time slip ...
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