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Why Threats Motivate More Than Rewards: The Neuroscience Behind Our Petty, Petty Impulses
Sometimes what actually gets me moving isn’t noble at all. It’s the fantasy of running into an ex while looking ten years younger, the smug satisfaction of outlasting a rival at the gym, or the thought of proving wrong the person who once doubted me. These motivators may feel petty or even embarrassing, but they’re powerful. And neuroscience explains why.
Sara Mangan Ramelb
3 min read


Mel Robbins, The Buddha and the Marlboro Man All Walk Into A Bar:
Buddhism, Stoicism, even the Serenity Prayer all nod to the same idea: our peace begins when we embrace where our control ends.
Sara Mangan Ramelb
4 min read


Aroha Aotearoa (Love of New Zealand): The Strength and Beauty of the Mighty MAori Women
I suspect I had been living in ignorance until this trip—because until now, I hadn’t personally encountered the hands-down coolest, most bad
Sara Mangan Ramelb
3 min read


The Thrive Methodology: H - History of Successful Change
The answers are already within you; your past victories are simply waiting to guide the way.
Sara Mangan Ramelb
2 min read


The Power of Change Sponsorship: Lessons from Australia’s Cultural Transformations
Australia has shown, when change is approached with clarity, commitment, and courage, transformation can lead to a stronger future.
Sara Mangan Ramelb
4 min read


Carrying Big Dreams into Reality: The Power of Passion-Alignment
Power has the passion to propel you through the hard times.
Sara Mangan Ramelb
3 min read
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