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It's wild how most people will default to assuming that a negative thought is true but rarely a positive one
Experience an unforeseen setback. Automatically think you're cooked. Clearly means the future is bleak because the negative outcome is tangible proof that you're not going to make it
Experience an unforeseen blessing. Somehow you don't think of it in the same way. Should be a sign that the universe is conspiring in your favor but you're a lot more hesitant to embrace the outcome when it's positive
Faulty learned behavior as an emotional self protection mechanism. Call yourself out whenever you catch yourself drawing premature conclusions. Nothing proves anything. So just respond to everything with optimism. That choice is in your full control
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The initiation of this study is an exciting milestone for Arrivo and the SP-624 program. Despite existing treatments, people with Major Depression often do not achieve remission and suffer unwanted side effects https://t.co/7CQt8lnRFn
How a Pioneering Blackjack Master Beats the Odds of Aging
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Legendary gambler and hedge fund manager Edward Thorp, 91, shares what he’s learned about exercise, diet and managing risk in all areas of life.
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