
Using neuroscience to reverse engineer a better mind. Explored through the lens of a PhD engineer and the beautiful chaos of parenting two tiny humans. (Illustrated by one of them.) Think lightbulb moments, not tips.
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For half of my life, I have been driven by the wrong reasons. (Literally, 50% of my years on this planet. I sat down and did the maths.)
See all that red down there in the coloured stripe that is my life to date? That’s me striving and ach...
My husband has a friend from high school who time has turned into more of an acquaintance. Let’s call him Tom. Tom would consider himself rather erudite and has strong political views, which he isn’t afraid to express on Facebook. But in th...
Dopamine has a reputation problem. It’s widely regarded as the “pleasure molecule,” a malevolent little chemical determined to keep us running on the hedonic treadmill.
That reputation has spawned slogans like “dopamine fast”1 and “dopamin...
I am a reformed “people pleaser.”
For the first three decades of my life, if anyone asked me for a favour, my instinct would be to immediately respond with an emphatic, “Yes, of course!” And then I would pay the price later — burnt out fro...
GLP-1s are everywhere.
Full-strength doses for diabetes and weight loss… Micro-doses, off-label, for fat loss and longevity…
People with almost nothing in common are all taking the same drug — bodybuilders, diabetics, the obese, the barel...
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Using neuroscience to reverse engineer a better mind. Explored through the lens of a PhD engineer and the beautiful chaos of parenting two tiny humans. (Illustrated by one of them.) Think lightbulb moments, not tips.
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