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The Power of "If-Then" Planning: A Simple Strategy for Better Performance
Ever set a goal and failed to follow through? You're not alone. Research reveals a powerful technique that can dramatically improve your success rate: "if-then planning" (implementation intentions).
1 day ago2 min read


Unique Psychological Challenges in Motorsports (Part 1)
Motorsports tests mental endurance as much as physical skill—drivers must sustain focus under pressure, manage emotions, and balance off-track responsibilities.
5 days ago2 min read


Flipping the Mind: How Hypnosis Helps Gymnasts Overcome the Twisties
While traditional therapy can take months, hypnosis may offer a faster resolution for certain athletes, preserving both safety and career longevity.
Aug 252 min read


What Happy, High-Performing People Do Differently at Work — It’s All About Flow
Flow isn’t just a nice feeling—it is a game changer for both work and life.
Aug 213 min read


One Mental State That Can Multiply Your Productivity
Ever wondered why some people seem effortlessly productive while others struggle to focus? Groundbreaking research has identified the psychological phenomenon behind peak performance: the flow state. This isn't just another productivity hack—it's a scientifically-backed mental state that transforms how your brain operates during work.
Aug 183 min read


Mind-Body Exercises: The Secret to Aging Well
They benefit both physical health and mental well-being, making it a great option for seniors.
Feb 173 min read


Can a Personalized Diet Alleviate Depression Symptoms and Improve Digestive Health? Here’s What Researchers Found!
A personalized, high-quality diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and other nutrient-dense foods is associated with a reduction in depressive sy
Feb 133 min read


Mental Toughness and Resilience as Game-Changers in Esports
These traits appeared to shield players from stress and helped them maintain their motivation and well-being.
Feb 123 min read


Protect Your Aging Brain through Exercise
Exercising in mid- and late-life matters, and it is never too late to start moving more often to protect your brain.
Feb 103 min read
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