Hack Yourself

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• GenX

  

  Alejandro Puentes Amézquita

  

  Self-Care Habits: Gen X Men Share Their Most Important Tips

  dmarge.com - Jamie Weiss

  "Sleeping more than just barely enough to function with a boost of caffeine from drinking coffee by the gallon." Self-care is hardly a new phenomenon …

• Awkward silence ain’t that bad

  

  Alejandro Puentes Amézquita

  

  Intelligent Minds Like Tim Cook and Jeff Bezos Embrace the Rule of Awkward Silence. You Should Too

  Inc Magazine - Justin Bariso

  The rule of awkward silence has always been valuable. But in a world of instant gratification, it's more useful than ever. Tim Cook and Jeff Bezos run two of the most valuable companies in the world. From the outside, they seem to exhibit very different personalities. But within their companies, …

• Becoming a better communicator

  

  Alejandro Puentes Amézquita

  

  Which of these habits is keeping you from being a great communicator?

  ted.com - Julian Treasure

  Yes, we all do these things, but they can suck the life from your conversations, says sound consultant Julian Treasure. Read this and strengthen your …

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  Alejandro Puentes Amézquita

  

  

  Being Indistractable Is a Modern Superpower. Here’s How Elon Musk Nails It

  Medium - Jessica Stillman

  In a Medium post about his new book Indistractable, Nir Eyal, a design expert and Stanford lecturer, shares an anecdote that will be instantly …

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  Alejandro Puentes Amézquita

  

  Why Aren't More Highly Intelligent People Rich? A Nobel Prize-Winning Economist Says Another Factor Matters a Lot More

  Inc Magazine - Jeff Haden

  Intelligence is important, but intelligence without effort is sometimes wasted. Nobel Prize-winning economist James Heckman likes to ask people how great a role innate intelligence plays in financial success. Like how much the difference between my income and yours, for example, is based on our …

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  Alejandro Puentes Amézquita

  

  Has this scientist finally found the fountain of youth?

  MIT Technology Review - Erika Hayasaki

  The black mouse on the screen sprawls on its belly, back hunched, blinking but otherwise motionless. Its organs are failing. It appears to be days …