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Law of Attraction
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I sat down one summer and researched the laws of attraction, looking to see if I could explain them through cognitive science, psychology, and neuroscience, and I could. I felt like I was on to something.
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This exercise was in a book called 'Attraction' by someone named Dino. I realized there were a lot of things in the bottom two quadrants—things I don’t like doing but am good at.
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Law of Attraction by Michael J. Losier is a self-help book that explores how to attract what you want into your life using principles related to focus, positive thinking, and the purported mechanics of manifestation. This publication frequently comes up in conversations regarding psychological frameworks and cognitive habits. On The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett in an episode titled Leading Neuroscientist: Stress Leaks Through Skin, Is Contagious, Gives You Bell, Dr. Tara Swart discussed her exploration of the laws of attraction. She noted that she sat down one summer and researched these laws to see if she could explain them through cognitive science, psychology, and neuroscience, concluding that she could and feeling like she was onto something significant. Additionally, on The Daily Stoic podcast in an episode featuring Ali Abdaal discussing the keys to productivity and redefining success, the guest mentioned an exercise from a book named Attraction, written by an author named Dino. The guest reflected on a matrix exercise from the book that helped him identify tasks he dislikes doing but is good at, illustrating how structured reflections found in related literature can assist in personal organization and delegation strategies.
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Ali Abdaal This exercise was in a book called 'Attraction' by someone named Dino. I realized there were a lot of thing… 1
“This exercise was in a book called 'Attraction' by someone named Dino. I realized there were a lot of things in the bottom two quadrants—things I don’t like doing but am good at.”
Dr. Tara Swart I sat down one summer and researched the laws of attraction, looking to see if I could explain them through… 1
“I sat down one summer and researched the laws of attraction, looking to see if I could explain them through cognitive science, psychology, and neuroscience, and I could. I felt like I was on to something.”