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Recent Articles
Why Willpower is Overrated
Research on will power and success shows that those who are successful don’t necessarily have more will power. They tend to avoid distractions and focus on positive goals, identifying doable behaviors to achieve those and learning to enjoy doing those behaviors. To some this all comes naturally, but can this be learned by the rest of us?
What we can learn from people who are good at self-control
So who are these people who are rarely tested by temptations? They’re doing something right. Recent research suggests a few lessons we can draw from them.
• People who are better at self-control actually […]
6 Reasons for Optimism in 2020
We have much to be grateful for and many reasons to be ecstatic about continued human progress.
By Tyler Brant
Courtesy of Foundation for Economic Education
“The 2010s have been the best decade ever. The evidence is overwhelming.”
Those are the words of Cato Institute senior fellow Johan Norberg, penned in an op-ed for the Wall Street Journal.
Norberg’s words seem hyperbolic at first glance, but he may be right. In many ways, the world is getting better every day, and at an explosive rate. This is contrary to mainstream sentiment, where pundits clamor about democracy falling apart, climate catastrophe threatening our […]
