#37 - Back Pain and the Brain: Rethinking Chronic Discomfort

#37 - Back Pain and the Brain: Rethinking Chr...

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#51 - Stop Setting Goals Like This | Self-Concordance & Behavioural Activation

We’re pretty good at deciding what we want. The harder part is working out why we want it, whether the goal actually belongs to us, and what we need to do today to move towards it.In this episode, I break down my approach to values, goals, strategy and action, exploring the psych ...  Show more

#50 - Why Your Brain Loves Bad Advice | Processing Fluency

The reason misinformation, and disinformation (false information spread deliberately to deceive), travels so easily may be hiding in plain sight.It hides in simplicity.And it's amplified by the very algorithms that reward content that is easy to consume, easy to remember, and eas ...  Show more

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