The Myers-Briggs test is described everywhere as being based on Carl Jung, but its two authors had no training in psychology, one of its...
The True Origins and Reality of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator
Ask almost anyone where the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) comes from and you’ll likely hear...
The internet doesn’t need more content. It needs more people who lived something first and wrote about it second.
The Complex Reality of Language Barriers and Belonging
Spending a week at a friend’s family home in Spain, surrounded by warm people who clearly liked...
The “21 days to form a habit” rule is wrong — University of South Australia research found habits begin forming around 59 days in,...
The Reality Behind the 21-Day Habit Formation Myth
The promise behind a 21-day habit challenge is clean and reassuring: repeat a behaviour for three weeks,...
Psychology says people who rewatch the same movies for comfort have essentially built a small, reliable room inside their week — one where nothing...
The Comfort of Familiar Films: Building a Small, Reliable Room Inside Your Mind
There is a film I have seen so many times I could...
Every card payment appears instant, but the money can travel through several companies and decades-old settlement systems before it actually reaches the merchant
Understanding the Journey Behind Card Payment Approval
When a card terminal approves a purchase, it often does so before the receipt has even finished printing....