Supritha S
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Supritha S
Most of the time, bad habits are simply a way of dealing with stress and boredom.
James Clear • How to Break a Bad Habit and Replace It With a Good One
It may not have been on purpose, but we’ve created a steaming buffet of possibilities for time-spending. Many of them are enriching and more than worthwhile.
David Cain • Why There’s Never Enough Time
We theorized that the benefits of being a generalist are strongest in fields with a slower pace of change. In these fields (think oil and gas, mining), it might be harder for specialists to come up with new ideas and identify new opportunities, while generalists may be able to find inspiration from other areas. We also theorized that the situation... See more
When Generalists Are Better Than Specialists, and Vice Versa
There’s nothing necessarily wrong with deciding to go and get what you want.
David Cain • Getting What We Want Isn’t What We Really Want
Strong feelings pass, but while they’re here, they color and warp our vision, sometimes severely. So much hinges on this simple fact, and its implications, that it should be as fundamental a part of our education as learning language.
David Cain • A Basic Skill We Should Have Learned as Kids
It’s not that moods and mental states don’t have causes. Presumably there are genetic, neurochemical, and situational factors behind every feeling we have. But those hidden mechanisms don’t always produce a knowable, expressible reason for feeling bad.
David Cain • It’s Okay to Feel Bad For No Reason
