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Psychology
fromSilicon Canals
1 week agoPeople who wash dishes immediately after cooking usually have these 9 personality traits linked to mental clarity - Silicon Canals
Immediate small habits like washing dishes signal strong impulse control and executive function, producing greater mental clarity, focus, and cumulative cognitive benefits.
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1 week agoPsychology says people who always arrive 10 minutes early instead of right on time usually display these 9 traits most people never develop - Silicon Canals
Or the one who grabs coffee nearby because they arrived at the restaurant fifteen minutes before your lunch date? I used to think they were just anxious or had terrible time management skills that made them overcompensate. But after interviewing over 200 people for various articles, I've noticed something fascinating: the consistently early arrivals tend to be the same people who seem to have their lives remarkably together.
Mental health
fromSilicon Canals
2 weeks agoPsychology says people who always pay with exact change display these 7 personality traits that go beyond just being organized - Silicon Canals
They're displaying a fascinating set of personality traits that go much deeper than having their finances sorted. 1) They have exceptional impulse control Think about what it takes to always have exact change ready. You need to resist the urge to spend those coins on vending machines or leave them as tips. You have to plan ahead, knowing what you'll buy and preparing accordingly.
Psychology
Silicon Valley
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2 weeks agoPsychology says people who still use complete sentences in text messages share 7 cognitive traits that are becoming increasingly rare - Silicon Canals
Maintaining full sentences and proper punctuation in digital messages correlates with stronger impulse control and deeper information processing, reflecting healthier cognitive habits.
fromwww.npr.org
6 months ago11 ways NPR readers resist the impulse to shop (plus, a poem for inspo)
I give myself an imaginary amount to spend — say, $500 — then wander into stores I enjoy and pick out favorite items. But I don't purchase anything! I get all the rush of shopping and the satisfaction of choosing without spending.
E-Commerce
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