The Mystery of Writer’s Block: A Problem of Happiness
As anyone who’s written anything (a novel, a report, heck — this blog!) knows, writer’s block can be a mysterious […]
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Neurasthenia — The Scourge of Modern Life (Whenever It May Be)
If you’ve been tuning into this blog often over recent months, you may have noticed a bit of a thematic
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MIT Develops Polaris: A Star to Aim For in the Webpage Load Speed Race?
Frequent readers of this blog will remember when we delved into the hidden menace of webpage bloat,and how, if we don’t
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Unconscious Movements and a Better Computing Experience — The Future is Now!
If experts like Vernor Vinge and Ray Kurzweil are to be believed, with every passing day humanity is creeping ever
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Being Nice at Work: Asset or Productivity Killer?
It is a truth universally acknowledged that everyone likes nice people: they’re easy to talk to, to get along with, and
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Introverts on the Job: At Risk of Burnout?
It seems like everyone is talking about introversion and extroversion: how to present powerful ideas, how to communicate, and how
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Charity — and Happiness — Begin in the Workplace
It is a hazard of our economic system that the majority of us (that is, adult humans participating in capitalism)
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Do What You Love: Is Happiness a Motivator while Working?
During the mid-20th century growth explosion, leading economic experts, including John Maynard Keynes, sought to predict what the trend might
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Go (to Sleep) with your Gut: Connecting Lack of Sleep, Intestinal Health and Obesity
There are a variety of theories out there that seek to explain the link between length and quality of nightly
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The Pursuit of Being Yourself at Work
Before we get down to work, about work, I need to vent. I hate the word “lifehack.” It’s too jargon-y,