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Behavioural scientist Michael Norton: 'When a tennis player ties their shoes in a particular way, they feel they can play at Wimbledon' | Psychology - Vimarsana News

Behavioural scientist Michael Norton: 'When a tennis player ties their shoes in a particular way, they feel they can play at Wimbledon' | Psychology

The Harvard professor reveals how everyday rituals can help us cope with pressure, unlock our emotions and define our identities

How to reduce your screen time with rituals - Vimarsana News

How to reduce your screen time with rituals

Rituals can help boost your well-being. They can also be used to help stop your endless scrolling.

What 'Oddball Rituals' Do You Have? - The New York Times - Vimarsana News

What 'Oddball Rituals' Do You Have? - The New York Times

Experts say observing tiny rituals is good for us. What do you already do? Why? What new ones might you invent to add richness to your life?

Why You Should Make Time for Oddball Rituals - Vimarsana News

Why You Should Make Time for Oddball Rituals

Even the small ones add richness to our lives, experts say.

7 challenges women face in getting ahead in IT - Vimarsana News

7 challenges women face in getting ahead in IT

Gremlin / Getty Images When you look at your IT team and the people who make up your C-suite, do you see a diverse mix of men, women, and people of color? If so, you are an exception. In most technology companies — and especially in leadership meetings at those companies — women are sparsely represented and women of color are rare. This is true in all industries, especially as you climb the ladder. A mere 28% of people in senior management roles are women and only 19% of the C-suite is female. But it’s much worse in IT, where only 26% of computer-science related jobs are ...

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