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Jeff Haden

  • Contributing Editor, Inc.
Harrisonburg, Virginia Beach
As seen in: Inc., LinkedIn, Medium, MSN, Business Insider, Forbes, HuffPost, MSN UK, TIME, CBS News, CNBC and
Covers:  small business, leadership
Speaker, @Inc. contributing editor, @LinkedIn Top Voice, author THE MOTIVATION MYTH: amzn.to/2xG9ZTE

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Inc. Magazine contributing editor, LinkedIn Influencer, ghostwriter, speaker.

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7 Habits of People With Remarkable Mental Toughness

7 Habits of People With Remarkable Mental Toughness

You don't have to be born mentally tough. Here's how you can develop the vital trait. First, the definition…

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I Never Talked About My Heart Attack, and Someone Almost Died

I Never Talked About My Heart Attack, and Someone Almost Died

You're busy. Seriously busy. Constantly driving forward and pushing ahead. And why not? Hard work lays the fo…

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One Interview Question That Reveals a Superstar Job Candidate

One Interview Question That Reveals a Superstar Job Candidate

We all have our favorite interview questions. (And every interviewee has questions, like the five great quest…

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How to Build a Brand That (Literally) Connects

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By Jeff Haden
| Inc.
Direct-response advertising, or brand awareness marketing? The answer should be both. Every time we go to dinner, a couple of entrepreneur friends wind up arguing over the same thing: One only does direct-response marketing: no brand positioning, no brand awareness, no tie-ins. If he can’t objectively measure the result of an advertising strategy, he doesn’t do it.
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Want to Learn Faster and Retain More? Neuroscience Reveals a Simple Way to Light Up Your Brain’s Memory Center

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By Jeff Haden
| Inc.
Find a way to be at least slightly curious, and the dopamine surge will take care of the rest. There are plenty of science-backed ways to learn faster, and retain more of what you learn. You can harness the power of interleaving by learning several subjects or skills in succession. You can structure your learning sessions to promote memory consolidation and re-consolidation. You can exercise before learning something new. You can even sleep your way to better long-term memory and recall.
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Want to Learn Faster and Retain More? Neuroscience Reveals a Simple Way to ‘Light Up’ Your Brain’s Memory Center

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By Jeff Haden
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Psychiatric Disorders 16 hours ago A Commonly Used Sleep Aid May Have a Dangerous Side Effect ScienceAlert - David Nield • 16h Around 1 in 5 US adults are thought to struggle with sleep health, and for many of us, the search for rest eventually leads to medication. But new … Culture 4 hours ago Do Orgasms Really Help Boost Your Immune System? Here’s What Scientists Have to Say.
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