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Have you tried to start working out before but you gave up when it got hard? Do you want to start again, but you’re […]
Continue reading »Have you tried to start working out before but you gave up when it got hard? Do you want to start again, but you’re […]
Continue reading »Have you ever thought about how your favorite athletes are able to do what they do? They do it by using sports psychology. In […]
Continue reading »The comfort zone. It contributes to making us feel mentally safe in our everyday life. Developing a routine such as arriving to work always […]
Continue reading »The importance of motivation: motivation is the motor that moves our world. You may often hear about a lack of motivation at school or […]
Continue reading »Grit is becoming one of the most frequently used buzzwords today among psychologists, researchers, parents, teachers, business leaders, and much more. When we think […]
Continue reading »The nucleus accumbens is a brain structure that is part of our pleasure and reward system. It activates our motivation and allows willpower to […]
Continue reading »The brain is divided into four lobes, differentiated by their location and functions. In this article, we are going to focus on one of the […]
Continue reading »Our needs move us to overcome every challenge that is thrown our way daily. What is Maslow’s pyramid? What is it for? What are […]
Continue reading »What drives us to join a dance class or paint a picture? What makes some people choose a certain career path knowing that their […]
Continue reading »Anger, sadness, ego and despair are some of the negative emotions that we all associate ourselves to, especially during trying and struggle days. As […]
Continue reading »The parties that those college kids have, annoying people who play music on their phones without headphones, reality TV stars who decide that they […]
Continue reading »The Greek philosopher Democritus (460-370 B.C.E.) might have been the first to hypothesize that the two fundamental human motives are to approach rewards and avoid […]
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