Category: Success Science

In the investment world, everyone has heard of the term "stop-loss." When a trade reaches a certain point of loss, to prevent further losses, we choose to exit decisively. The logic behind this is not "giving up," but rather...

We've all probably encountered this situation when shopping at the supermarket: you might have originally intended to buy just a bottle of seasoning, but ended up being drawn to the dazzling array of goods in the discount section, and ending up with a bunch of things you didn't originally plan to buy.

What do you think "negative energy" is? Where does it come from? Is it encountering someone who's infuriatingly rude? The frustration of being rejected and belittled? The self-blame for always doing things wrong? Or constantly feeling like you're not good enough for him/her?

Have you ever heard of game theory? It sounds like a profound philosophical or scientific question, right? But in fact, game theory describes situations we encounter very often in our lives. If we can apply these situations to our daily lives...

When you receive your first full paycheck after graduating and finding your first job, don't you feel a great sense of accomplishment? Perhaps you're eager to make the most of the money and splurge, or save it hoping it will grow into a huge sum.

Arguing or negotiating with others is a common occurrence in life, especially in the workplace, where disagreements are often unavoidable. Do you often feel like you can never win an argument, and are always rendered speechless after just a few words?