8 days ago by anam

Ok let's do this thing. I'm currently using various life/mind hacking techniques to help get stuff done. I'm going to waffle about them here. First off changing communication. This comes up several times on realtion to the Saphir-Worf hypothesis, so I'm going to have a play with e-prime. My work ema ...

anam - anam-uk.livejournal.com · 2 references

45 days ago by David Frees

I was recently speaking at a Dan Kennedy and Bill Glazer event. Eben Pagan was also there as a speaker and I think that Eben is a brilliant synthesizer and teacher. I heard him when he discussed the need for relaxation to be productive but I didn’t have my flip video. But, just tonight I found a you ...

David M. Frees - successtechnologies.com/blog · 2 references

93 days ago by debby

Having studied psychology for a little while, I was always quick at jumping in to argue that the ‘universal theory’ that I was being taught really was not universal - I knew too much about cross-culture. My exasperated teacher acknowledged the validity of my claims but explained I had to learn to wa ...

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120 days ago by Trond

Another quick observation about motivation: I was lying in bed just now, tired and thinking of sleep. I picked up the book I’m currently reading (the 2008 Year’s Best Fantasy & Horror anthology, if anyone cares), thumbed to the next story, but barely made it to the end of the second paragraph before ...

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124 days ago by siconroy

A human’s answer to this question will, I think, always naturally bias towards more ‘intelligent’ or sophisticated interpretations. Like an onion with many layers, I’m sure that most things we come up with as explanations have a place and play a part in the overall picture. Arguments about how early ...

Just Seven Things - justseventhings.com · 5 references

124 days ago by siconroy

A human’s answer to this question will, I think, always naturally bias towards more ‘intelligent’ or sophisticated interpretations. Like an onion with many layers, I’m sure that most things we come up with as explanations have a place and play a part in the overall picture. Arguments about how early ...

Just Seven Things - justseventhings.com · 4 references

126 days ago by hdiwan

According to a MindHack-linked study seems to suggest that the frequency of chocolate cravings varies with a woman's menstrual cycle. The benefit? If you want to have a child or avoid pregnancy, you can time your intercourse with when she doesn't crave chocolate. Note, to my scouse readers, the stud ...

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127 days ago by David Frees

Here’s another very powerful question (well two actually) filled with the linguistic tools of influence to help you get something that you have been wanting but haven’t yet achieved. Once you hear, see, and feel the magic at work I’m sure that you’ll start to use it with others. Dave Frees on Ethica ...

David M. Frees - successtechnologies.com/blog · 2 references

141 days ago by mthomas

I joined 300 other Speakers were Vaughan Bell, Ben Goldacre and Petra Boynton. Vaughan is a neuropsychologist and associate editor colleague of mine on the Psychologist Magazine. He also writes for Mindhacks which bills itself as a site about ‘neuroscience and psychology tricks to find out what’s go ...

Untitled blog - winepsych.com · 2 references

148 days ago by Dwayne Melancon

A few months ago, I started working with Adam Sicinski’s amazing mind map diagram called the “MasterMind Matrix.” I’d like to tell you a little about it, since I think it is a very interesting and useful self-coaching tool. At first glance, I felt that Adam’s work was impressive – this is one of the ...

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