The Science Of Better Decision-Making
If I throw a punch at you, your brain responds by presenting you with three choices: duck, block or run away. While seemingly all of these are of equal value when it comes to solving the problem of “how should I deal with an incoming punch”, in reality they are not. Find out why.
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Is Your Life Truly Your Own?
David Amerland · You're not alone in feeling the need for change. Across the world there is a quiet rebellion taking place that is changing everything. Dive in to see exactly why and how. · #intentional #intentionality #intentionalliving #change
Stop Doomscrolling From Depressing You
David Amerland · Everything we do, every action we take, every decision we make, has a basis in the fundamental neurobiology of the brain and body. That neurobiology is designed to help us survive our surroundings and it is from those surroundings that it takes the primary cues that guide our res ...
Make It Matter
David Amerland · 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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New Interview With The Author of "Intentional"
I know how my brain works and why I feel that way so I keep a journal where I detail my words-per-day progress when I write and my thoughts and ideas and I use it to give myself a pep-talk of sorts so that I can convince myself I can write. Dive in.
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Technology Tricks Us Into Believing False Memories About Real Facts
Our brain gets confused as to where facts come from: inside our head or the outside world. Dive in. · #technology #neuroscience #brain
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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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