How to Get People to Really Like You & Why Humans Can Be So Kind & So Cruel

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The Human Need to Matter & The Enduring Appeal of Cats

You’ve probably been told to be grateful for what you have — but that advice isn’t just feel-good wisdom. Research shows that intentionally expressing gratitude can actually change how your brain functions, influencing mood, focus, and emotional resilience. This episode begins wi ...  Show more

Our Strange Relationship With Robots & What is Confidence? - SYSK Choice

In almost every job interview, there’s one question that catches people off guard — not because it’s rare, but because most candidates think they already know how to answer it. They don’t. This episode begins by revealing that question and how to craft a response that instantly s ...  Show more

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