Wealth, Health & Performance
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“When Compassion Loses Its Balance.” ——- An instant New York Times bestseller, Dr. Gad Saad’s Suicidal Empathy: Dying to Be Kind explores a provocative question: Can compassion, when taken to extremes, unintentionally create harmful outcomes? Drawing on psychology, evolutionary biology, history, and cultural analysis, Saad argues that empathy remains one of humanity’s greatest virtues—but that it […]
by Morayma MaKay Writer / Blogger & Content Creator Adulthood Rewired Biography: Morayma Makay is a fashion model, mother, and writer. She has dedicated the last 20 years to working in the fashion and health fields as both a researcher and content creator. “Support your wellness.” ——- For a habit that takes less than two minutes, […]
“Summer mindset of optimism, risk, and opportunity.” ——- Summer has a subtle but measurable influence on how people think, feel, and ultimately make decisions. Longer daylight hours and increased exposure to sunlight have been linked to improved mood and energy levels, which can shape behavior in both personal and professional settings. According to the National […]
“Why markets and people struggle to reconcile danger and normalcy.” ——- In the span of a single week, headlines can swing from reports of political violence to images of pageantry and celebration at the Kentucky Derby. It feels disorienting—and there’s a reason for that. Behavioral scientists have long noted that humans are not wired to […]
“The hidden mental cost.” ——- Taxes don’t just affect wallets—they influence behavior and mindset in ways that are often overlooked. One of the most studied effects is loss aversion, a concept from Prospect Theory developed by Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky. According to their research, people feel the pain of losses more intensely than the pleasure […]
“Why constant information is undermining your decisions.” ——- We live in an age where being “informed” is often mistaken for being prepared. Headlines arrive by the minute, alerts interrupt our thinking, and the pressure to stay current has never been higher. But there is a growing gap between consuming information and actually understanding it. Psychologists […]
“Why constant conflict is quietly eroding focus.” ——- Everyone feels tired at some point. Physical fatigue is easy to recognize—low energy, heavy eyes, slower movement. Mental fatigue, however, is more subtle and increasingly common. Today’s environment delivers a constant stream of tension: budget fights in Congress, geopolitical instability tied to Iran, and a nonstop cycle […]
“How Dubai’s business mindset is shifting amid regional conflict.” ——- There’s a noticeable shift in tone across Dubai right now. Not panic, not shutdown—but hesitation. Even as the UAE continues to operate normally, the backdrop of the Iran conflict and missile threats across the region has introduced a layer of psychological friction into business decision-making. […]
“Why some entrepreneurs freeze—and others thrive.” ——- There are moments in business when the path ahead feels clear… and then there are weeks like this one. Headlines shift daily, markets react in real time, and geopolitical tensions remind us how quickly conditions can change. Uncertainty isn’t new in business, but the pace and visibility of […]
“The business psychology of moral blind spots.” ——- In business, most leaders operate from a foundational assumption: people are generally rational, self-interested, and capable of cooperation. That assumption usually works. But it can also become a blind spot. Behavioral economists have long documented what is known as the “false consensus effect,” a tendency to assume […]
