The Science of Better
Charles DuhiggA newsletter about what science tells us about becoming better from Charles Duhigg, author of The Power of Habit and Supercommunicators
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The science of negotiation
If you come to haggle, at least come dressed for it.
The first rule of negotiating is ~~don’t talk about~~ you should talk about negotiating.
There have been some odd negotiations in history:
- In 193 AD the Roman Empire’s Praetor...
Mentor Me!
Mentorship used to involve a lot more togas.
A good mentor can make a huge difference (in a career, in life, with happiness ...)
The word ‘mentorship’ comes from The Odyssey, where the goddess Athena disguises herself as ‘Mentor’ to...
I Want My Home To Look AWESOME
The funny thing about this house is the people who live inside are colorblind.
I want my home to look awesome. What should I know?
If you’re home is a little cramped, it’s helpful to use “optical design illusions”: If you paint the w...
Rizzzzz it up like a scientist!
Dalton’s got that 3rd grade rizz.
What is charisma? And how do I get it?
Charisma comes from the Greek kharisma, meaning “divine gift,” which is indicative of how it was seen for most of history: A spiritual gift or power granted by...
Science wants you to be rich
If you want more money, pay more attention to money
I love talking about money — in part because talking about money means I’m thinking about money. And I get better at the things I think about. (And worse at things I avoid.)
One me...
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Author of The Power of Habit and Supercommunicators, and journalist at The New Yorker Magazine (and previously at the New York Times.) Also, for one terrifying day in 1999, a bike messenger in San Francisco.
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