How to Trick Your Brain Into Feeling in Control (Even When You’re Not) What happens immediately around you has a bigger impact on you than what happens a little further away.

How often do you take the time to prepare your brain? What do you do to ensure that you keep that pivotal organ in the game, not just your body and actions? It’s fair to say that physical ...

How to Use Your Brain to Control Your Mind Use the understanding of the right and left brain hemispheres to help you tackle sticky interpersonal conversations at work.

From using brain activity to control a toy spider to engaging a group in collective mind control, the open-source brain computer interface aims to change the way people interact with machines.

Why some tasks feel like wading through mud while others feel like plain sailing: the brain science of flow, and how to find ...

Change is difficult. The part of the brain that controls most drives and motivation is old and well-tested. But you can make changing easier with some understanding of the mind.

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Imagine that your mind is like a garden. You could simply be with it, looking at its weeds and flowers without judging or changing anything. Or, you could pull weeds by decreasing what’s negative in ...

You may feel exhausted during the day but wired at night, desperate to shut off your racing mind so you can finally rest. It may be hard to believe, but your brain wants (and knows how) to sleep well.

How Your Brain May One Day Control Your Computer If the founders of CTRL-Labs have their way, you won't type commands to a machine. You'll think them.