When we want to learn something new, we wait until motivation strikes us, then we tinker around for a few hours without a clear direction. As soon as we realize that we’re not getting anywhere, we get discouraged and give up. The formula to induce motivation...
Published on Nov 28, 2020
Wrote the book 'Wealth of Nations'(1776) - that was the beginning of economics as a separate discipline.
Published on Nov 28, 2020
"Aristotelian" ideas are often Scientific, Bottom up, Nature based. This is generally seen as the flip side of "Platonic" - which is Mathematical, idealized/theoritical.
Published on Nov 12, 2020
If you are describing something - make sure you mention something that you would expect to be there - but was missing. Eg. If you see candle sticks - but no candles, candles are the Pertinent Negative
Published on Nov 04, 2020
Person can imaginatively take the role of another and can understand and accurately predict that person's thoughts, feelings and actions.
Published on Nov 02, 2020
Create and communicate clear ‘pseudo-sets’ to persuade people to complete a certain number of tasks (you've read 1 out of 4), encourage a specific number of donations (donate 6 packs, 1 for each family member), or buy a group of products (collect all 5 candles). People will stop at the reference point you set, but they are much more likely to reach it rather than abandoning earlier.
Published on Oct 23, 2020