Thinking Clearly and Analytically

Coa, backed by NBA star Kevin Love and Casper cofounder Neil Parikh, takes a proactive approach to therapy.

The Metaphase of advancing AI requires the growth of leaders who possess a new wisdom to manage the collision of digital expansion with aging assumptions.

Did you know that 92% of people never actually achieve the goals they set out to meet? Understanding the psychology of why we psyche ourselves out can help you not be one of them.

Men­tal Health Apps Aren’t All As Pri­vate As You May Think (Con­sumer Reports): Type “men­tal health” or a con­di­tion such as anx­i­ety or depres­sion into an app store search bar, and you can end up scrolling through end­less screens of options. As a recent Con­sumer Reports inves­ti­ga­tion has found, these apps take wide­ly var­ied approach­es […]

It might be time to shift how you think about Zoom meetings.

Scientists are researching the long-term effects of COVID-19 on the brain. Sanjay Gupta reports the latest news and shares tips for cognitive health

Men­tal and degen­er­a­tive dis­or­ders are among the most cost­ly and com­mon caus­es of dis­abil­i­ty in soci­ety today. Because the brain is the most com­plex organ in the human body, diag­nos­ing and treat­ing prob­lems when things go wrong pos­es enor­mous chal­lenges. Even before the 1990s was des­ig­nat­ed the Decade of the Brain, the poten­tial of neuroimaging—the […]

The new best-selling book Think Again, from organizational psychologist and Wharton professor Adam Grant, calls on all of us to apply the scientific method when we take positions and make decisions. “Treat your emerging view as a hunch or a hypothesis and test it with data,” Grant instructs.  But what does this mean for business?  As Grant notes, entrepreneurs and leaders are typically celebrated “for being strong-minded and clear-sighted. They're supposed to be paragons of conviction: decisive and certain.” But research shows that those who are willing to test out their assumptions, change their minds, and pivot from their original

The study’s authors attribute this link to the movement of “knowhow”—a quantity that exists only in brains and is transferred from brain to brain through lived experiences, over years of imitating, repeating, and responding to situations. It’s the type of knowledge that cannot be written in a book or defined by an algorithm, but must be picked

In The Psychology of Human Misjudgment, Charlie Munger explains why we behave the way we do. This is a transcript of the fully updated talk.

After being bombarded with disruption in 2020, executives can better prepare for the next crisis by considering new perspectives.

California-based startup Coa aims to get people to take a proactive approach to their emotional wellness through regular maintenance at mental health gyms.

Mind games don’t have to be malicious, difficult, or silly. Here are three that can make you a better boss.

Prevention of neurocognitive disorders is currently one of the greatest unmet medical challenges. The cognitive effects of solving jigsaw puzzles (JPs) have not been studied so far, despite its frequent use as a leisure activity in all age cohorts worldwide

Cognitive abilities are the brain-based skills we need to carry out any task from the simplest to the most complex. Learn how to develop cognitive abilities.