Category: PSYCHOLOGY OF SUCCESS

Imagine you need to learn a complex topic for an exam. The first thing that comes to mind is to start cramming: repeating the material over and over until it’s “imprinted” in your memory. But after just a couple of days, you realize with horror that you’ve forgotten almost everything. What’s the problem? Traditional cramming […]

We’ve all put off important tasks at least once, finding a thousand reasons to do anything except what really needs to be done. “Now’s not the right time,” “I’ll do it tomorrow,” “I need to prepare first”—these familiar excuses hide something far more complex than mere laziness: procrastination. Unlike laziness, where a person simply doesn’t […]

Neurofeedback is an innovative method based on the principle of brain feedback, which allows a person to learn to control their brain activity. The essence of the technology lies in the fact that, with the help of specialized equipment, such as electroencephalography (EEG), the brain receives real-time information about its functioning. It is like a […]

Money is not just numbers in a bank account or paper bills in a wallet. It is a powerful tool that reflects our inner attitude toward life, success, and ourselves. In reality, wealth does not begin with the amount of money we have, but with what we think about it. It is our mindset that […]

Communication is not just an exchange of words; it is a powerful tool that helps open any doors, build relationships, and achieve goals. The ability to interact effectively with others is essential not only in personal life but also in the professional sphere. Every day, we encounter situations where we need to persuade, inspire, or […]

In today’s world, where the flow of information and tasks seems endless, many of us struggle with the same problem: we spend too much time on activities that don’t bring real value. Social media, endless notifications, tasks that seem urgent but aren’t truly important—all these distractions pull us away from what genuinely matters.

Rational thinking is the ability to think logically, objectively, and without excessive influence from emotions. It allows us to analyze information, weigh facts, and make thoughtful decisions, even in complex or stressful situations.

An idee fixe refers to a persistent, obsessive thought or desire that dominates a person’s consciousness and becomes the central focus of their mind. This phenomenon is often tied to a specific goal, belief, or aspiration that takes such deep root in the psyche that it starts overshadowing all other aspects of life.

In the modern world, we face numerous challenges every day that transform our lives faster than ever before. Technological progress, globalization, constant information pressure, and social competition create an environment where individuals must adapt to new realities to remain competitive and maintain inner balance.

In today’s world, the issue of effective time management has become particularly relevant. Every day, we face numerous tasks, deadlines, and information overload, which compels us to search for ways to increase productivity. Constant distractions, multitasking, and the lack of a clear work organization system often lead to reduced concentration, feelings of fatigue and burnout.

Associative thinking is a cognitive process that enables the establishment of connections between various ideas, concepts, memories, or sensations. It is based on the brain’s ability to create neural links that associate one concept with another. For example, the word “summer” might evoke an image of the sea, the smell of flowers, or memories of […]

The Availability Heuristic is a cognitive strategy people use to assess the likelihood of events based on how easily examples of those events come to mind. This term was first described by psychologists Amos Tversky and Daniel Kahneman in the 1970s.