Why Do We Give Up?
Much of the neuroscience of decision-making and social psychology on behavioral choice selection revolves around the actions we choose to take when we are faced with unexpected situations that are critical. Some of the most spectacular, of course, are life-threatening. Dive in.
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The Marshmallow Test Is Not An Accurate Prediction Of Success In Life
David Amerland · The Stanford Marshmallow Test experiment taught us to believe there is a simple, direct and accurate link between willpower and self-control, exhibited early on in life and success and health, enjoyed later on. There is, but ... the truth is way more complex than that and we are ...
How To Create Content That Helps Your Business
David Amerland · It's easier than you might think but it does require some decisions, early on. · #content
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In his incredibly multi-layered sci-fi novel, Dune, Frank Herbert wrote “Deep in the human unconscio ...
The sense of who we are is created in part out of our own belief structure. Our values, dreams, aspi ...
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Is There Such a Thing as an “American Sniper Crowd”?
It’s interesting to think that a book is a sufficient representation of a cultural ethos that it can, just by its title, easily divide parts of a country into folks who are “for” something and folks who are against it. · That’s the premise of an article by Salon’s editor who, dur ...
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Doing business is as hard as living, each day. Making it from sunrise till the moment your head hits the pillow. We all know that it shouldn't quite be that way, but it is the way it is. And it is that way for a reason. When we understand the reason we can truly do something abou ...
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The Writer's Life Magazine: David Amerland Interview
In an interview that covers #intentional, writing, the writer's life and the choices we have to make, we get to see a little of the parts under the hood, so to speak. · David Amerland at his writing desk.
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Make It Matter
We want to feel that what we do has meaning. Meaning gives us value. Value creates a sense of purpose. Everything is linked. Intentional: https://amzn.to/3AZV1qf
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"Intentional" - A Year Later
A lot has happened since “Intentional” came out. The world is a little different. We are all subtly changed. Here's a quick recap and an update. · #davidamerland #intentional
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If you don't make decisions they are made for you. if you are not in control you are being controlled. You really need to think about this one: "You define your goals. They don't define you."
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