by Mayo Oshin | Habits, Leadership, Motivation, Psychology
In 1939, Hitler’s Nazi Germany launched an aerial bombing attack on Warsaw, Poland, that would trigger World War II. Shortly afterwards, the Allies retaliated by dropping bombs across Germany, but the vast majority of bombs failed to hit enemy targets. As Nazi Germany... by Mayo Oshin | Continous Improvement, Habits, Life Lessons, Self Improvement
No matter how hard we try to get our lives together, things seem to get more complicated. Problems emerge in our relationships and family life, finances, work, heath and so on, that seem impossible to solve. We’re overwhelmed with the never-ending bombardment of life... by Mayo Oshin | Focus, Habits, Productivity
What do you do when you’re bored at work? Bored of eating healthy and exercising? Bored of your relationship? Do you keep going or throw your hands up and give up? When we first get started, we’re excited and highly motivated to take action towards our goals. But... by Mayo Oshin | Continous Improvement, Habits
On November 16, 1532, Inca emperor, Atahuallpa, and invading Spanish conquistador, Francisco Pizarro, set eyes on one another for the first time, at the Peruvian highland town of Cajamarca. 6 The account of Pizzaro’s capture of Atahuallpa is a combination of... 
by Mayo Oshin | Habits, Psychology, Willpower
On June 17, 1971, the President of the United States, Richard Nixon, stood in front of a lectern during a press conference and declared drug abuse, “public enemy number one,” and continued to say that “in order to fight and defeat this enemy, it is necessary to wage a... by Mayo Oshin | Goal Setting, Habits
At the start of each year, millions of people around the globe—highly motivated to turn over a new leaf—write down their New Year’s resolutions for the year and firmly hold unto the belief that “this year will be different.” But is this year really that different? By...