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No.1 Neuroscientist: NEW Research On How To Live An Exciting Life & Not Fall Into A Midlife Crisis!

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Embark on a transformative journey with insights on personal development, motivation, and work dynamics. Explore topics ranging from habituation's impact on happiness to keeping relationships exciting. Dive into the science of team motivation, the power of breaks, and how the brain can deceive us. Discover practical checklists for change, the pitfalls of social media, and the psychology behind achieving goals. Uncover the motivations of Gen Z, the art of risk-taking, and a fresh perspective on life and work. This collection offers a roadmap to a more fulfilling and purposeful existence.

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  • Interesting show. A person to interview is Soma Mukhopadhyay. I am a parent of a young man with autism who cannot speak. This woman's communication method has transformed our lives. PLEASE interview here and make a difference in the lives of millions of people with autism, and their families, and the institutions that serve them, and their communities as well. Here is a note about her. "Soma Mukhopadhyay lived in India until 2001, homeschooling her autistic son Tito Rajarshi Mukhopadhyay. Since speech-communication was not easy for Tito, she taught him how to spell on a typewriter, later on a computer, as well as handwrite independently. Soma and Tito were featured in a BBC documentary "Tito's Story." By then Tito aged 11 had already handwritten a book Beyond the Silence which was published by the National Autistic Society (UK). The Cure Autism Now Foundation invited Tito and Soma to the USA after they watched the BBC documentary. The parent members of the organization asked Soma to try her teaching method on their children. The success of her teaching technique on seven non-speaking and two selectively-speaking students with autism earned her a fellowship to implement her technique with other students in Los Angeles. Her work was featured in the "60 Minutes" television program and Soma’s technique began to be called the Rapid Prompting Method (RPM)."

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