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NFL Star Helps Self-Help Book Hit #1 On Amazon: 'My Teammates Call It The Recipe'

'As Goes January, So Goes The Year' - Here's Why Investors Should Focus Elsewhere

Walmart Begins Program That Has Employees Wear Bodycams For Safety

'As Goes January, So Goes The Year' - Here's Why Investors Should Focus Elsewhere

Walmart Begins Program That Has Employees Wear Bodycams For Safety

Jeff Bezos Prefers 'Messy' Meetings, Be Part Of The 'Sausage-Making' Process

Friday The 13th: An Unlucky Day For The Stock Market?

Jeff Bezos Prefers 'Messy' Meetings, Be Part Of The 'Sausage-Making' Process

Friday The 13th: An Unlucky Day For The Stock Market?

Amazon Dominates Holiday Shopping As Black Friday Spending Soars: Goldman Sachs

Psychoanalysis Meets LSD: Argentina's Lost 1950s Era Of Psychedelic Therapy

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Kevin O'Leary Told Student To Pick Business Over Fiancée: 'She's Easier To Replace'

Kevin O'Leary, a prominent figure on "Shark Tank," recently ignited a discussion on the balance between personal relationships and business pursuits.

Shark Tank's Barbara Corcoran Reveals Her Struggle With Alzheimer's In Her Family

Barbara Corcoran, renowned real estate mogul and star of "Shark Tank," has opened up about her personal encounter with Alzheimer's disease, following the loss of her mother to the condition.

Warren Buffett's Definition Of Success Has Nothing To Do With Wealth But About These 2 Things: Here's Why Ultra-Rich Are Often Miserable

Billionaire investor Warren Buffett is currently the sixth-richest man on earth, but here are a few things he values more than money.

Tom Brady, Michael Phelps' Mental Coach Dies, But His Legacy Lives On: 5 Secrets For Superstar Performance

Performance coach Greg Harden trained some of the biggest superstars in sports for some of the biggest competitions in the world, including helping legendary NFL quarterback Tom Brady mentally prepare for the Super Bowl (Brady won seven).

Tragic Shooting In Grand Crossing, Chicago: Two Women Killed, Three Boys Critically Injured

According to local media, the incident comes two years after the Highland Park shooting that left seven people dead and 48 others wounded.

Cannabis-Psychosis Connection Weaker Than Previously Thought, Study Of 201,000 Individuals Shows

Studies have reported psychosis incidences from as low as 1% to as high as 70%. This new study found 0.5% may experience a psychotic episode.

How Our Minds Reconstruct Memories: 'Not The Replay Of The Experience,' Says UC Davis Neuroscientist

During a discussion with Lex Fridman, the author of "Why We Remember: Unlocking Memory's Power to Hold On To What Matters," shared that while we live through moments, selective highlights and significant emotional peaks shape the way we recall these moments later.

Joe Biden Expected To Address Verdict In Donald Trump's Hush-Money Case From White House: Report

President Joe Biden is preparing to address the nation from the White House ahead of the anticipated verdict in former President Donald Trump's criminal trial. The president's comments will focus on the integrity of the U.S. legal system.

Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy Offers Hope In The Treatment Of Chronic Pain And Depression: Here's How

This article was originally published on Microdose and appears here with permission.

Dipping Your Feet In The Dating Scene In Your 50s? Here Are 5 Things No One Tells You About

Whether you're looking for love, companionship, or just someone to share coffee and stories with, it's important to play it smart. Here are five insider tips on dating in your 50s that nobody really talks about.

As 'Roaring Kitty' Returns, Here Are 3 ETFs To Leverage The 2024 Meme Stock Wave

Meme stocks, led by Keith Gill, have resurfaced on social media, causing GameStop's stock to surge by 74% and AMC's by 80%. ETFs like ARCA:STCE can capitalize on this trend.

Behavioral Traits That Are Killing Your Portfolio Returns

By Lance Roberts Investor psychology is one of the most significant reasons individuals consistently fall short of their investment goals. While one of the most common truisms is that “investors buy high and sell low,” the underlying reason is the behavioral traits that plague our investment decision-making. George Dvorsky once wrote that:

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