The 2AM Spiral: Why Your Brain Gets Loud at Night
Why your mind saves its loudest thoughts for bedtime, the science behind it, and why that doesn’t make them more important.
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What Is a Social Battery, and Is Yours Small?
What “social battery” actually means, the psychology behind it, and why a small one isn’t about liking people less.
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Why Texting Back Right Away Stresses You Out
Why an unanswered text feels like pressure, the psychology of telepressure, and why an instant reply was never actually required.
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Why You’re Exhausted After Doing Nothing
A totally quiet day can still leave you drained. Here’s the different kinds of fatigue behind it, and why that’s not laziness
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Why One Deep Friendship Beats Ten Shallow Ones
A small, close circle beats a wide one. Here’s the research behind it, and why choosing depth over headcount isn’t a flaw.
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Why You Keep Replaying That Conversation Again
Your brain won’t stop replaying that one conversation. Here’s the psychology behind it, and why it’s not a flaw, just an
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You’re Not Antisocial. You’re Just Doing the Math
You’re not antisocial or scared of the party; you’re just socially selective. Discover why choosing depth over headcount is a valuable skill, not a flaw to fix.
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