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Author, speaker, journalist and Inc.com columnist. Contributor to CNBC.com, Business Insider, and CIO.com. Latest book: Career Self Care

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Here’s How Wharton Psychologist Adam Grant Makes Decisions and Why You Should Steal His System

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By Minda Zetlin Verified
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These three questions can help you choose your next big opportunity. How do you decide what your next project should be? If someone offers you a new opportunity or a new job, how do you know whether to take it? How do you choose your next big move? Adam Grant, Wharton organizational psychologist and New York Times bestselling author, is known for research and insights about why people do what they do.. So, unsurprisingly, he is very deliberate about his own decision-making.
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Here’s How Wharton Psychologist Adam Grant Makes Decisions and Why You Should Steal His System

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Economics Now A Statistical Revamp Is About to Lower Inflation, at a Critical Time The Wall Street Journal. - Matt Grossman • 40m Bureau of Economic Analysis is altering how it measures several components of a price gauge watched by Fed An acceleration in the Federal Reserve’s preferred measure of inflation has some officials warning that higher interest rates might be in order. A bit of relief, though, is on its way—not from … Cities Now $6 for a Coke.
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If you do these 3 things, you have self-discipline, according to a psychology PhD

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By Minda Zetlin Verified
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How can you tell if you have self-discipline? We all know people who work out at 5 a.m., eat only healthy food, and floss after every meal. And other people who sleep until the afternoon, chomp on untoasted Pop-Tarts, and then head out to have fun with their friends. If you measure your own self-discipline on this spectrum, you may be on the wrong track. That insight comes from Alice Boyes, a PhD in psychology and the author of Stress-Free Productivity (Penguin Random House, 2022).
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