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Why I Started Mind Cafe

Why I Started Mind Cafe

It all began with a tragic diagnosis, and now, two years later, here we are.
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Adrian Drew
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If You’re Thinking About The Outcomes, You’ve Already Lost

If You’re Thinking About The Outcomes, You’ve Already Lost

Defining Success is More Important Than Being Successful
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Sheharyar Mumtaz
Is a Good Life Enough? Exploring the Golden Mean Philosophy

Is a Good Life Enough? Exploring the Golden Mean Philosophy

Finding Fulfillment Between Excess and Deficiency.
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Charles Black M.D.
Love Something Enough So You Can Let Them Go

Love Something Enough So You Can Let Them Go

The Art of Detachment in Adulthood
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Noorain Ali
4 Questions to Ask Before You Quit (Anything)

4 Questions to Ask Before You Quit (Anything)

Every decision is unique, so there’s no single right answer for when to quit. Here are 4 questions you can ask to make the process easier.
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Scott H. Young
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You Might Be Neurodivergent and Not Even Know It

You Might Be Neurodivergent and Not Even Know It

Especially if you are a woman
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Bryan Dijkhuizen
The Art of Living: How to Live an Ordinary Life Extraordinarily Well

The Art of Living: How to Live an Ordinary Life Extraordinarily Well

In a world obsessed with external achievement, the greatest rebellion might be embracing your inherent worth.
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Charles Black M.D.
The Extraordinary Success of an Ordinary Life Well Lived

The Extraordinary Success of an Ordinary Life Well Lived

Ordinary is not mediocre. The power of choosing depth over drama in a world addicted to applause.
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Charles Black M.D.
Sadness Did Not Prepare Me for Depression

Sadness Did Not Prepare Me for Depression

We can’t understand just how different the two are until we’ve experienced both
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Martin Vidal
No Sadness for Men, No Anger for Women

No Sadness for Men, No Anger for Women

Examining the dehumanizing role of traditional gender roles
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Martin Vidal
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