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Struggling With Leadership? That Might Be a Strength
Patricia Grabarek, Ph.D., and Katina Sawyer, Ph.D.
For decades, the image of an ideal leader has persisted. Leaders have been idealized as stoic characters who always know the answers, never falter, and who have a plethora of strengths with no weakne ...[Continue Reading]
Psychology Today
18 days ago
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Lies of Ps new Overture DLC is a love letter to Neowizs community
Arielle Danan
I was able to play Overture, Lies of Ps upcoming DLC, which prequels the main game's story. The world of Lies of P is rich, expansive, and magical to witness, bringing the player into the world of a ...[Continue Reading]
Windows Central
10 days ago
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Oura Ring gets better fitness metrics, and more integrations
Ben Lovejoy
Oura Ring has announced a raft of upgrades intended to provide better fitness metrics, along with new integrations with Apple Health and more. A key strength of the Oura app is the way it helps user ...[Continue Reading]
9to5Mac
10 days ago
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Why Kids Take So Long to Grow Up
Sam Goldstein Ph.D.
The slow maturation of human childrenoften viewed as burdensome in modern parentingis, in fact, a remarkable evolutionary achievement. Unlike other species, humans remain biologically immature and de ...[Continue Reading]
Psychology Today
10 days ago
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Cutting Through The Noise: Trumps Chaos Slows Economy
Christian Weller, Senior Contributor, Christian Weller, Senior Contributor https://www.forbes.com/sites/christianweller/
Massive economic uncertainty went along with less spending on cars. getty Economic policy chaos reigns high. This massive jump in uncertainty over tariffs, federal layoffs, the cuts to already app ...[Continue Reading]
Forbes
10 days ago
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The Myth of Instant Knowledge
Finn Janning Ph.D.
For decades, economics has been about distributing scarce resources: first labor, then knowledgeboth could be capitalized and turned into value. But what happens when knowledge is no longer scarce? W ...[Continue Reading]
Psychology Today
10 days ago