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What if the secret to better conversations is something most of us never think to do? Alison Wood Brooks is a Harvard Business School professor, behavioural scientist and bestselling author of ‘Talk: The Science of Conversation and the Art of Being Ourselves’. In this moment, Ali ...  Show more

1,700 Americans will die from cancer today. 70 every single hour. Professor Thomas Seyfried says it doesn't have to be this way, and that mainstream oncology has misunderstood cancer for 100 years. Thomas Seyfried, PhD, is a professor of biology at Boston College and one of the w ...  Show more

Novel experiences shape the brain and foster mental agility. At the same time, routines lead to better efficiency and productivity.So how can you balance the “novel and new” with the “old and repeatable?”In this episode, Steph and Albert reveal how they strategically leverage the ...  Show more

Life can sometimes become routine and monotonous, causing us to lose touch with the vibrant, fully engaged feeling that makes us truly alive. In this episode, Brendon explores practical strategies, mindset shifts, and powerful techniques to help you regain your sense of aliveness ...  Show more

Human beings seek out novelty. That’s a good thing in many ways – but it is also troublesome. This episode begins with a look at why we seek out new things, places and experiences and how we quickly adapt to them so that we then need to seek out more new novelty. Source: Winifred ...  Show more

Many of us find ourselves trapped, watching years fly by without truly experiencing life's richness. But what if there's a way to break free from the time warp? What if routine is to blame for the rapid passing of time and the loss of meaningful memories? In this episode, I discu ...  Show more