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Psychology • 9 min read September 11, 2025

Risk vs. Safety: Why Playing It Safe Is Actually Risky

Playing it safe is the riskiest thing you can do with your life. While you’re trying to avoid failure, you’re guaranteeing mediocrity. While you’re protecting...

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Psychology • 7 min read September 9, 2025

Why the News is Making You Depressed

You wake up, check the news, and immediately feel terrible about the world. Murder, corruption, disasters, conflict—just a constant stream of everything that’s wrong with...

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Psychology • 6 min read September 9, 2025

Why Small Talk is Actually Important

Everyone hates small talk. “How’s the weather?” “Nice day, isn’t it?” We roll our eyes and call it meaningless chatter. But what if your hatred...

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Psychology • 6 min read September 9, 2025

Why Your Boss Wants You to Stay Poor

Why Your Boss Wants You to Stay Poor Why Your Boss Wants You to Stay Poor By Peter Wins — September 8, 2025 Important Disclaimers...

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Psychology • 7 min read September 9, 2025

The Death of Marriage (And What’s Replacing It)

Marriage rates have dropped 60% since 1970. Half of all marriages end in divorce. Young people are choosing situationships over commitment, living together without wedding...

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Psychology • 9 min read September 9, 2025

Why Men Are Intimidated by Successful Women

Why Men Are Intimidated by Successful Women Why Men Are Intimidated by Successful Women By Peter Wins — September 3, 2025 Successful women are constantly...

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Psychology • 5 min read September 9, 2025

The Psychology of Why We Love Disasters

When disasters strike, you don’t just watch the news—you become obsessed. You refresh social media constantly and seem almost excited by the chaos. You’re a...

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Psychology • 5 min read September 9, 2025

The ‘Core Wound’ Theory: How One Childhood Belief Shapes Your Whole Life

There’s one sentence you believed about yourself before age seven that’s still running your life. You’ve built your entire personality around protecting this wound—and you...

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Psychology • 4 min read September 9, 2025

The Great Male Opt-Out: When Sex Becomes Scarce, Work Stops

He’s 28, college-educated, and living in his parents’ basement. Works part-time, games for 12 hours a day. Capable of much more but asks: why try...

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Psychology • 7 min read September 9, 2025

Why You Should Date Yourself First

You spend more time researching restaurants for dates than figuring out what you actually want in a relationship. You know exactly how to make someone...

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