Unconventional tactics, but effective ones nonetheless. — When it comes to improvement, there’s no specific direction that people need to take. A lot of it is subjective too, making some of this type of advice rather flimsy. Generally, gurus will either provide various traits to pick up or point to a lot of popular individuals as examples. …

And what it actually means to be highly sensitive. — How we handle life is through our own interpretations of the events and actions that happen around and to us. These influence how we shape the world and the people who inhabit it. Some of us are more cynical, while others are more optimistic. Our responses are all different, as…

These habits create a system where they maintain and grow attention and focus. — Gaining focus and attention is tougher than it looks on the surface. Any attempt to focus and avoid thinking about distractions is met with our brains producing an internal distraction. …

People in the 1990s had better focus strategies than people now. — In 2004, a professor of informatics named Gloria Mark watched a group of knowledge workers run through a typical day at the office. She tracked their behaviour with a stopwatch and noted every time that these individuals switched tasks. …

Video games have come a long way, and there are several real-world applications for them. — Grand Theft Auto. Out of the mountain of games available, this one comes to mind when the words "inappropriate games" come to mind. The game offers an extensive amount of liberty for what the player can do in the game. Want to invite a hooker into your car? …

Between technology and the pandemic, tipping has morphed from one thing to something much weirder now. — It was during the Great Depression when this phenomenon sprouted up. People were losing their jobs left and right, while those wealthy enough to get by had extra cash to work with. They would be able to afford to go to their favorite dining spots as usual. However, people realized…

Boredom is still a relatively new thing in the workforce. — With the rise of mass production during the Industrial Revolution, another phenomenon was also on the rise: boredom. Historically, we could see this coming as mass production demanded people perform the same repetitive task for 12 hours straight, all day, every day. …

Practice this, and you’ll have total control over how you handle stress. — Every single day, we encounter things that cause us stress. It could be making that phone call you’ve been putting off for months, or it might be the fact that you’ve got to speak in front of a number of influential people. …

According to a survey, these things are accepted as feeling loved. — Gary Chapman’s famous book, The 5 Love Languages, clearly establishes that different people need different things in order to feel loved. He uses his book to outline what these love languages are, but also includes a test to determine which category you fall into. You could feel loved if you…