We like to believe our decisions are born in neat meeting rooms inside the brain—well-lit, logical, wearing spectacles and sipping black coffee. In reality, most decisions are made in pajamas, on a couch, by emotions holding a remote control and saying, “Relax, I’ve got this.”Every choice we make—what to say, what to buy, whom to... Continue Reading →
The Fear of Failure: When the Brain Trips Before the Feet Do
What if the biggest obstacle between you and success isn’t the world, your talent, or bad luck—but a tiny voice in your head that whispers, “What if I mess up?”Funny thing is, this voice rarely waits for evidence. It shows up early, brings snacks, and settles in comfortably.Psychologically, fear of failure isn’t really about failure... Continue Reading →
