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How to Improve Your Performance by Wearing the Right Clothes

Posted by Niels Vink on 16 November 202116 November 2021 in Bias, Communicator, Mindfitnezz

People dress up in order to make a good impression on other people. But it appears that wearing appropriate clothes actually influences your own behavior and enhances your performance. Mindfitnezz – How to use the insights from behavioral science to…

If Money Doesn’t Make You Happy, You Don’t Know Where To Shop

Posted by Sander Palm on 31 October 202111 February 2022 in Bias, Mindfitnezz, Motivators

From early childhood onwards, most of us are told that money doesn’t make us happy. But research seems to disagree with that folk wisdom. Although not in the way you might expect. Mindfitnezz – How to use the insights from…

Why You Wear Casual Clothing When Working From Home

Posted by Niels Vink on 12 October 202112 October 2021 in Bias, Communicator, Mindfitnezz

Recently, I had a meeting in person and I noticed myself quickly changing my T-shirt for a dress shirt before leaving. I have met this person digitally many times in the past eighteen months and I always wore a T-shirt….

Why You Don’t Have to Worry That Much About What Other People Might Think

Posted by Sander Palm on 28 September 202111 January 2022 in Bias, Mindfitnezz, Salience

A lot of people worry about what others might think about them. Maybe you do too sometimes. How your neighbors view your behavior, the way your social media posts are received or the manner in which other members at the…

Why Your First Day Back at the Office Matters

Posted by Niels Vink on 7 September 20217 September 2021 in Bias, Mindfitnezz, Options architecture

It was my first day going back to the office after working from home for over a year. I was exited. But I was not exited for long. In this blog I urge you to pick your first day back…

Why Movies in the Past Weren’t Better, But You Think They Are

Posted by Sander Palm on 20 August 202116 March 2022 in Bias, Mindfitnezz, Salience

Taxi Driver with Robert De Niro, Network starring Faye Dunaway or The Way We Were including Robert Redford and Barbra Streisand; All great movies from the 1970s that they just don’t make anymore. At least that’s what I thought after…

Why You May Practice the Wrong Sport

Posted by Niels Vink on 2 August 202117 August 2021 in Mindfitnezz, Salience

Padel is a new sport that I recently picked up. It is a combination between tennis and squash. Since I started playing, I continuously receive confirmation that padel is the right sport for me. Although it helps me justify my…

Is It True That Behind Every Beautiful Woman, There is a Man Who is Bored with Her?

Posted by Sander Palm on 12 July 202113 January 2022 in Mindfitnezz, Salience

After a five-month closure due to COVID-19 restrictions, I looked forward to the reopening of my gym. On the 19th of May, sport facilities around the country once again welcomed their members. I was happy to finally be able to…

Why Some People Get Robbed at the Beach and Others Don’t.

Posted by Niels Vink on 22 June 202123 June 2021 in Bias, Intentions, Mindfitnezz

Summer’s in town. With temperatures rising, people flock to the beach amass. Including thieves looking for their next loot. The beach visitors can be divided in two groups. There is the group that gets robbed and the group that doesn’t….

Don’t Judge a Man by his Swim Shorts

Posted by Sander Palm on 8 June 202111 January 2022 in Communicator, Mindfitnezz

Judgements of people or things are made fast. So fast that they can be very inaccurate. We know we shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, but we still do. Why is that? In this blog I will explore the…

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