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[VIDEO] How Feeling Good Can Be Bad For You: When you get used to feeling good, it can eventually turn out to be "bad" for you. This video explains The Crisis-Thrill Cycle https://lnkd.in/ePSqDVBE

Monday Musing: Be curious, not judgmental. Boo! It’s Halloween eve. This weekend, I took a long walk through the magical downtown of Bend, Oregon. The celebrating ghosts, ghouls, Barbies and Kens were all racing bar to bar and the vibe was fun, light hearted, and mind clearing. My brain needed some fresh air to unpack my thoughts about some bully-like reactions to my crew’s progress in myth-busting and shining a light on the complexities of category marketing. Was I feeling mad? No. Sad. No. Feisty. Nope. Then ka-pow! A pitch perfect costumed Ted Lasso strolled past me and winked (i swear it was him). My brain popped a cold bottle of prosecco. The answer was clear. I felt …. curious. Curiosity is such a powerful antidote from our natural responses to bullying, insecure aggression, and old fashioned nonsense. Because, instead of reacting, curiosity taps the brakes on our monkey brains. That millisecond required to ask why this person is so mad, sad, or scared - can lead you - and keep you - on the high road. On less civilized days (we all have them) curiosity can also help navigate those dark moments in the most unexpected and gratifying ways. So, let’s have some fun. Next time you experience some fire breathing from a boss, business partner, co-worker, or really anybody. Pause. Be curious. And then share this truly brilliant gem from Ted Lasso (copyright big scary companies who I hope will allow us to celebrate curiosity).  No explanation necessary.  BBQ Sauce.  Oh, and I am left handed. Video Credit: every awesome creator of Ted Lasso, Apple TV, and other brilliant souls of goodness.

Unboxing and Review: Can We Master These Strange and Confusing Mystery Products? Join us on Good Mythical Morning as we take on the challenge of deciphering the mysteries behind these bizarre products. Watch as we unbox, test, and review each item to determine how they operate. Get ready for some excitement and laughter! #UnboxingAndReview #MysteryProducts #ProductTesting #BizarreItems #GoodMythicalMorning #UnboxingChallenge #ProductReview #WeirdGadgets #FunnyTesting #DecipherTheMystery

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Hey Family Today i am talk about something new !!!!!!!!!!! Have you ever made a bad decision based on the gambler’s fallacy? 🎲✨ Dive into the world of luck and chance, where the Gambler's Fallacy lurks, promising a shortcut to jackpot glory! 🌈 Imagine you're at the casino, the slot machines singing their melody, and the roulette wheel spinning in a hypnotic dance. The Gambler's Fallacy taps on your shoulder, whispering that if the dice have rolled a certain way before, it's bound to switch things up soon. But beware – it's a charming trickster! Here's the lowdown: The Gambler's Fallacy convinces you that past outcomes influence future ones. Say you're flipping a coin, and it lands on heads five times in a row. The Gambler's Fallacy would suggest that tails is overdue. However, each flip is its own event, oblivious to the coin's past antics. Let's demystify this allure. Picture the casino as a magical land where every spin, roll, or draw is a fresh start. Lady Luck doesn't remember what happened before – each game is a solo act. So, as you revel in the thrill of chance, steer clear of the Gambler's Fallacy's sweet talk. Embrace the randomness, and remember: the dice have no memory, and the cards don't hold grudges. In this world of games, let the excitement be your guide, and enjoy the dance without falling for the Gambler's Fallacy's charming illusions. 🎰💰✨ If you want to learn more about the gambler’s fallacy and how to avoid it, you can check out these links: Gambler’s Fallacy: 5 Examples and How to Avoid It - Develop Good Habits The Gambler’s Fallacy: What It Is and How to Avoid It – Effectiviology 10 Gambler’s Fallacy Examples (2024) - Helpful Professor #GamblerFallacy #CasinoWisdom #RiskAndReward #LuckAndChance #GameOfChance #CasinoInsights #GamingStrategy #MindfulGambling #GamblerMindset #ProbabilityPlay #CasinoReality #WinningWisdom #ChasingJackpots #GambleSmart

Don’t wait for others to validate, support, or applaud you. People will let you down, especially those people you thought would believe in you. I mean your closest friends, your family members, even your parents. Here is what i’ve learned : Doubt is not a stop sign. It’s a sign that you must push harder. The best revenge in life is massive success. So become massively successful. Do you have similar stories ? Share below 👇

Unboxing and Review: Can We Master These Strange and Confusing Mystery Products? Join us on Good Mythical Morning as we take on the challenge of deciphering the mysteries behind these bizarre products. Watch as we unbox, test, and review each item to determine how they operate. Get ready for some excitement and laughter! #UnboxingAndReview #MysteryProducts #ProductTesting #BizarreItems #GoodMythicalMorning #UnboxingChallenge #ProductReview #WeirdGadgets #FunnyTesting #DecipherTheMystery

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