10 articles
Lena Okafor on the gut-brain axis — why the neurons lining your digestive tract are co-producing the neurochemical environment in which your decisions get made, and four evidence-backed habit shifts that feed your best cognitive performance from the inside out.
Lena Okafor·
Priya Chandran on the surprisingly simple science of nature and well-being — why 120 minutes outdoors each week is the most underused prescription in personal growth, and what it actually costs you to skip it.
Priya Chandran·
Camille Dubois on why genuine curiosity about other people is the most underrated social skill — the science of awe, wonder, and how asking better questions might be the best thing you do for your relationships this year.
Camille Dubois·
Marcus Reeves on why aging doesn't have to mean slowing down — the research on exercise, resilience, and the mental models that separate people who thrive in their 40s, 50s, and beyond from those who just accept decline.
Marcus Reeves·
Priya Chandran on why "find your passion" is setting you up to wait forever — and what the research on psychological flexibility, job crafting, and emotional intelligence actually says about making your work feel like something.
Priya Chandran·
Priya Chandran on why gratitude journaling so often falls flat — and what the science says about the practice that actually transforms how you experience your life.
Priya Chandran·
Priya Chandran on why movement is the fastest path back to a clearer mind — the neuroscience behind exercise's effect on mood, why motivation alone never works, and three simple ways to make it actually stick.
Priya Chandran·
Priya Chandran on why the instinct to fix, reframe, or bypass difficult emotions is working against you — and what it actually looks like to process feelings in a way that builds genuine resilience.
Priya Chandran·
Jordan Kessler reframes burnout as a systems design problem — and introduces the three-part patch that turns exhausted high-achievers into sustainably effective ones, backed by research.
Jordan Kessler·
Camille Dubois on why real flourishing isn't a solo project — how the PERMA model and the science of compassion reveal that your deepest well-being is built with other people, not in spite of them.
Camille Dubois·