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Elon Musk Has A 'Demon Mode,' Says Biographer Who Shadowed The Billionaire For 3 Years
Elon Musk's biographer says the world's richest person lacks empathy and even has what he referred to as a "demon mode."
Harvard Doctor Shatters Taboos: 'People Can Use Cannabis Instead Of Opioids For Pain'
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Tom Brady, Michael Phelps' Mental Coach Reveals 5 Keys For Top Performance
Performance coach Greg Harden has trained some of the biggest names in sports for some of the biggest competitions in the world. For example, he helped legendary NFL quarterback Tom Brady mentally prepare for the Super Bowl (Brady won seven).
Tesla Employees Share Harrowing Tales Of Working For Elon Musk: 'Elon's Coming Out Of A Room, Looking Dead At You, And Firing You'
As Elon Musk enjoys international prominence at the helm of electric-car titan Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA), the narrative from s
Beyond The Hustle: Embracing Ancient Chinese Wisdom To Combat Modern Day Burnout
In our modern, high-speed society, many find themselves exhausted in the relentless chase for achievement. Yet, a concept from ancient China that dates back 2,000 years might offer a path to equilibrium and contentment. New York's psychologist, Dr.
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Under Armour Taps AI For Famous Ad Revival After Q1 Earnings Surprise
Antidepressants Vs. Psilocybin: New Paper Explores How People Process Emotions On Each One
This article was originally published on Psychedelic Spotlight and appears here with permission. 
Americans Are Splurging On Amazon Each Month: For Some, It Could Be More Addictive Than Alcohol
E-commerce giant Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) launched its Amazon Prime membership program back in 2005 with an annual cost of $79.
Supporting Your Employees Through Their Sobriety Journey
Recovery. When we use this word to mean “get better” (instead of “get back”), we can apply it to myriad experiences. We can recover from a physical injury; we may also recover from the loss of a loved one; or, as 20 million Americans may tell you, we can also recover from a history of substance use.
Unraveling The Money-Happiness Myth: Insights From Yale's 'Science of Well-Being' Course
Money doesn't buy happiness — or does it? Here's what one student who took Yale's 10-week online class "The Science of Well-Being" discovered.

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