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Everyday AI
7+ hour, 11+ min ago (22+ words) Yahoo Dr. Jill Schiefelbein, president of The Dynamic Communicator, breaks down how some tasks can be completed using artificial intelligence....
Psychology says people who can’t start anything before a 2pm appointment aren’t wasting the morning — the brain treats a scheduled event like an open loop, and “waiting mode” is a real attentional state, not a character flaw
13+ hour, 19+ min ago (1094+ words) Your appointment is at two. It's nine in the morning now, and you could be doing stuff. There's laundry sitting in the basket. There's an email you've half-written and could finish in ten minutes. There's real work you could get…...
The power of a positive mindset
16+ hour, 37+ min ago (409+ words) DEAR READER: What if an obstacle to your job search and/or your career isn't the job market, but rather, the narrative playing in a loop in your mind? As a columnist, inspiration for topics can strike at any time,…...
6 underrated work-from-home habits that improve productivity
1+ day, 6+ hour ago (362+ words) Working from home offers freedom, but it can also blur the lines between professional life and personal time in ways that lead to burnout. A redditor asked on r/remotework, "What's the most underrated WFH advice you received?" They continued:…...
Opinion | The people who appear to do hard things effortlessly aren’t experiencing less struggle than you — they’ve just stopped treating the struggle as a sign that something is wrong
2+ day, 19+ hour ago (836+ words) There's a woman I used to work with who could stand up in front of any room — investors, annoyed clients, two hundred strangers — and talk like she was ordering coffee. I watched her do it for two years, and my…...
Cut the number of choices you make each day. Your brain will thank you
4+ day, 17+ hour ago (536+ words) The idea that more choice is better is baked into Western culture, but research shows that having more options can make people anxious, indecisive and, paradoxically, less happy with what they pick, s......
Psychology says willpower and decision-making draw from the same mental tank — so resisting the donut at 10am leaves you less discipline for the harder choice at 4pm
2+ week, 2+ day ago (1110+ words) You start the day strong. You skip the box of donuts someone left in the break room at 10 a.m., feeling faintly virtuous. You power through a morning of small restraints — the snippy email you didn't send, the phone you didn't check,…...
Psychology says the voice that tells you you’re not good enough almost never belongs to the adult you are now — it belongs to a 14-year-old, and that’s the part that makes it so easy to finally stop listening
2+ week, 3+ day ago (1196+ words) You send the email, and before it's even reached their inbox, you hear it: that was sloppy. You finish the presentation, and the thought arrives on its own: you could have done that better. You make a real attempt at…...
Why robot companions say 'I'm sleepy' when the Wi-Fi's slow
3+ week, 6+ hour ago (60+ words) Yahoo Grace Brown, co-founder and CEO of Andromeda, says companion robots are far more than LLM wrappers. Her robot Abby uses voice prosody, micro expressions, and personality design to handle failures gracefully — even blaming slow internet on feeling 'sleepy,' which…...
Lazy you? How to boost your motivation bit by bit
3+ week, 1+ day ago (802+ words) It can be so simple, yet so hard. You know exactly what you should be doing, whether it's washing the living room windows, getting in some exercise or returning your aunt's call. But you just can't rouse yourself. It's normal…...