Mark Wells posted a blog post
 
If you scroll through social media comments on any post about an affair, you will inevitably find the same tired debate: "Men are dogs," versus "Women are just as bad."
We waste an immense amount of energy arguing over which gender holds the title…
9 hours ago
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We like to think lying is a mental game—a contest of who has the best poker face. But the truth is, humans are biologically wired for honesty.
​When you tell the truth, your body is at rest. When you lie, you declare war on your own nervous…
Wednesday
Mark Wells posted a video
The video "Mass Psychosis isn't New: It was Diagnosed in 1895" presents a psychological and historical examination of collective human behavior, arguing that modern societal trends often labeled as "mass psychosis" or "mass formation" are actually…
Nov 23
Mark Wells posted a blog post
"The masses have never thirsted after truth. They turn aside from evidence that is not to their taste, preferring to deify error, if error seduce them. Whoever can supply them with illusions is easily their master; whoever attempts to destroy their…
Nov 23
Mark Wells posted a blog post
 
 
Ever have that deep, nagging feeling that something just isn't right?
You bring it up, and suddenly, you're the problem. You're told you're "just being paranoid," "too insecure," or "reading way too much into it."
This is a classic tactic of…
Nov 10
Mark Wells posted a video
This video, explores the common cultural idea that true freedom means "breaking the rules" and acting on any impulse. The speakers argue that this is a "dangerous myth". They propose that a lack of discipline doesn't lead to freedom but instead…
Nov 9
Mark Wells posted a blog post
Life can be complicated. We meet all kinds of people, and unfortunately, not everyone is straightforward. Some people might try to deceive or manipulate us. But just as often, the biggest challenge we face isn't from others—it's from ourselves. We…
Nov 9
Mark Wells posted a video
Have you ever wondered why certain types of gambling are illegal while others—like the lottery or betting on sports apps—are totally fine? A lot of us assume the law is protecting us from something "immoral" or genuinely harmful. But a different,…
Nov 6
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Nov 5
Mark Wells posted a blog post
 ​That's a powerful quote: "Being a master of lies may seem powerful, but being a student of truth leads to genuine strength." Let's break down what it really means in a simple way. ​
The Illusion of Power ​When someone is a "master of lies,"…
Nov 5
Mark Wells posted a video
This video explains that a fast answer isn't always a good answer. It makes these key points: We often think answering quickly means someone is smart, but this is a myth. Giving an instant answer is often just a reaction, not a well-thought-out…
Nov 1
Mark Wells posted a blog post
 


 
We often mistake speed for intelligence.
In meetings, in discussions, or in our daily lives, we feel a pressure to have an immediate answer. When a tough question comes our way, we think the smartest person in the room is the one who fires…
Nov 1
Mark Wells posted a video
The video discusses the difference between what can be called "Quick-Fix" dopamine and "Natural" or "Slow-Release" dopamine. Understanding this difference is key to cultivating lasting motivation, improving your mood, and living a more balanced…
Oct 30
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Oct 29
Mark Wells posted a video
This video, "Your Inner Toolkit: The Four Essential Powers That Shape Who You Are," breaks down your entire personality and decision-making process into four core internal forces:


Intelligence: The rational compass that should guide all your…
Oct 29
Mark Wells posted a blog post
 
I’ve found that building a consistent health regimen is a personal journey, and it often involves a lot of research and finding what works for your body. I wanted to share a look into my own wellness cabinet, breaking down each product and the…
Oct 26
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