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Why Your DNA May Soon Decide Your Destiny

Imagine a world where your social status, income, education level—even your romantic prospects—are predicted by a number derived from your DNA. No, it’s not some dystopian science fiction plot. It’s already happening and most people have no clue it’s underway.
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Free Speech or Free-for-All? 

Everyone loves to shout about free speech—until someone else uses it in a way they don't like. Then suddenly it's "hate speech," "misinformation," or worse, "dangerous propaganda." Most people have no idea what free speech actually means. And in the Wild West of unregulated…
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Not Your Fault: Coping with Job Loss in a Politicized America

There’s a gut-punch feeling that comes with losing your job — especially when it’s not about performance, but politics. Right now, Trump’s warpath through the government workforce isn’t just an economic issue; it’s psychological warfare. People are being discarded, demoralized,…
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Why Spring Is the Best Time to Make Changes That Last

Spring is here again—and no, this isn't a commercial for allergy meds or lawn fertilizer. It’s nature’s way of waving a giant green flag that says, “You there—yes, you with the winter blues and excuses—this is your moment.” Forget January resolutions made under fluorescent gym…
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Resilience or Rebellion? How Young People Defy the System

Resilience. It’s the golden child of self-help gurus, corporate boardrooms, and government austerity policies. We hear it everywhere: "Be resilient!"—as if it's some magic formula for success. But what if resilience isn’t always a good thing? What if, instead of bouncing back,…
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This One Mental Habit Could Be Limiting Your Success

We all have mental habits we don’t question—thought patterns that feel natural but might be quietly holding us back. What if the way you think is limiting your success without you even realizing it? What if your brain is keeping you trapped in a cycle of stubborn certainty,…
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A Time to Reflect, A Time to Act

As we navigate the turbulent waters of our current era, it's evident that we're amidst what historians Neil Howe and William Strauss describe as the Fourth Turning—a period marked by crisis and transformation. The rise of Trumpism has acted as a catalyst, exposing deep-seated…
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Effective Leadership: Why Honesty and Trust Matter More Than Ever

Leadership isn’t about barking orders, hoarding power, or staging photo ops with a forced smile. It’s about something much rarer: honesty, trust, and a genuine willingness to serve. But in a world that rewards deception, where do we find real leadership? More importantly—how do…
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How Propaganda Outsmarts Education: The Power of Misinformation

Propaganda’s influence often overshadows education, shaping beliefs and biases in lasting ways. This article delves into the power of propaganda, drawing lessons from history’s masters like Goebbels and Bernays. It also explores combatting misinformation using proactive methods,…
A troubling disconnect between the teachings of Jesus in the four Gospels and modern movements like Christian Nationalism and the Prosperity Gospel, which focus on wealth, power, and exclusion.

Reclaiming the True Message of Jesus:

How have movements like Christian Nationalism and the Prosperity Gospel deviated from Jesus’ actual teachings? This article explores how these modern movements distort the radical love, humility, and service at the core of the four Gospels. Learn how their focus on wealth,…
The Mary Poppins Principle: Fun Behavioral Science Strategies

How to Change Your Life for the Better

Behavioral science offers strategies like the "Mary Poppins Principle," which turns mundane tasks into fun activities to enhance motivation. By adding enjoyment to necessary tasks and using nudging techniques, behavioral science helps drive better decisions and lasting changes.…
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Developing Empathy in an Unempathetic World

Empathy is fading in today’s fast-paced, divided world, disconnecting us. This article delves into why empathy is declining and offers actionable solutions for developing it in an unempatheticworld. From political divisions to the isolating effects of social media, we explore…
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Finding Calm Amidst Chaos: Tips for Mental Well-Being

Stay grounded and maintain mental well-being with effective strategies to find calm amidst the chaos of today's world. Discover how mindfulness, exercise, and strong social connections can help you navigate personal and global challenges with resilience and optimism.
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Unlock Your Potential: Develop a Strategic Mindset

A strategic mindset involves asking yourself strategy-eliciting questions during goal pursuit. This mindset predicts how effectively people use strategies and achieve goals across life domains. Learn how cultivating a strategic mindset can enhance your success in various aspects…
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Feeling Stuck? Discover the Science of Moving Forward

Have you ever felt stuck in your career, where you live, or in relationships? Adam Alter, NYU psychology professor and author of "Anatomy of a Breakthrough: How to Get Unstuck When It Matters Most," offers insights into overcoming these periods. His research reveals that 99% of…
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Navigating Life's Highs and Lows with Grace

Ever heard the saying "3 steps forward and two steps back"? Of course you have! Well there's more than that. All universal activity, including human endeavor, occurs in excess and must be corrected.

Remember the 1970s? Stagflation, gas lines, polyester leisure suits, and the unmistakable smell of economic dysfunction? Back then, it was foreign oil barons pulling the strings. This time, we’re...

Forget the old saying “all politics is local.” In today’s America, all politics is relocation. A growing number of Americans are choosing to pack up, load the U-Haul, and move somewhere...

Ever wondered if you could guess a politician’s party just by listening to them speak? No, not by their policies or their promises—but by their word choice alone. Welcome to the strange but...

When people start voting with their wallets, politicians take notice—eventually. But what happens when the wallet isn’t just closed, it’s pointed in another direction? With mounting global...

Peter Navarro has a Harvard Ph.D. in economics. Let that sink in. The same guy who helped launch a trade war with China by applying 19th-century thinking to a 21st-century economy was trained at...

They say the bond market runs the world. Presidents quake at the thought of displeasing it. Pundits treat it like some mystical beast that must be constantly appeased. Propose healthcare for all?...

Everyone loves to shout about free speech—until someone else uses it in a way they don't like. Then suddenly it's "hate speech," "misinformation," or worse, "dangerous propaganda." Most people...

Donald Trump is once again threatening to fire the Federal Reserve Chair. This time, it's not just campaign bluster—he’s targeting Jerome Powell like a CEO would a disobedient intern. But here’s...

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