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Sep 13, 2026
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Jul 9, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 13, 2026 · Nick Wignall

    People With Incredible Inner Peace Usually Do 4 Things Casually In Everyday Life (opens the original)

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    I think we can all safely assume that we wish we had a little more inner peace in our lives at times. After all, it’s hard enough to cope with the stress of workplace politics or family drama when your mind is clear and still. But when you’re trying to do it with a mind that’s buzzing with worries and insecurities, regrets and ruminations, frustrations and irritations, well, it can be overwhelming, if not completely debilitating. But here’s the thing about true peace of mind: Peace of mind is no

  2. Article · Sep 13, 2026 · Nick Wignall

    People Who Are Wildly Motivated Do 6 Things Casually In Everyday Life (opens the original)

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    Have you ever met one of those people who always seem energized and wildly motivated, as if they had an endless supply of motivation and passion? Well, highly motivated people have a secret source of motivation. It’s so secret, in fact, that many of them don’t even realize what it is: Highly motivated people build habits and routines that consistently generate new motivation. As a psychologist, I’ve made it a point to carefully observe and study people who are wildly motivated and energized. And

  3. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Nick Wignall

    People With High Mental & Emotional Intellect Usually Do 8 Things Casually In Everyday Life (opens the original)

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    Here’s a radical idea that shouldn’t be: We don’t struggle with emotions because something’s wrong with us; we struggle with them because we don’t understand how they work. Think about it: If you were never taught how numbers work, would you be surprised that you struggled to do math? Of course not. And yet, even though very few of us are ever taught how emotions work, we assume something’s wrong or defective in us when we struggle to manage them! On the other hand, when people are able to work

  4. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Nick Wignall

    People With A Strong Mental Edge Usually Master 4 Casual Skills That Keep Them Sharp Into Their 80s (opens the original)

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    A lot of people think discipline is about what you do: I’d like to suggest an alternative: The best way to have a strong mental edge and be more disciplined is to do less, not more. If you’re doing something hard, trying to apply even more effort is likely to fail because you’re already tired and spent. Instead, what if you looked for things that were interfering with your ability to be more disciplined and focused on removing those? If you’ve struggled for a long time to be more disciplined wit

  5. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Nick Wignall

    People With High Mental & Emotional Intuition Usually Do 6 Things Casually In Everyday Life (opens the original)

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    Many of us grow up with a pretty confused attitude toward our emotions, especially the difficult ones. Specifically, we end up avoiding anything that feels bad (anxiety, grief, frustration, etc.) and chasing anything that feels good (joy, relief, excitement, etc.) But if you’ve ever tried dieting, saving money, having a difficult conversation, studying for a test, or basically any other important task in life, you probably understand this simple truth: What feels good now often leads to feeling

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