#Psychology
3 expert briefs on Psychology, from videos, podcasts and documents.
What the sources say
These sources explore how neuroscience, Eastern philosophy, and strategic communication shape our mental health, relationships, and professional success in the modern world.
Dr. K and Andrew Huberman discuss merging clinical psychiatry with Eastern practices to treat modern mental health issues by dissolving the ego[1]. Robert Greene also emphasizes the need to control the ego for business success[2]. While Dr. K focuses on unlearning to find meaning and combat digital addictions[1], Greene applies ego control to strategic seduction and guarding your reputation[2]. Readers can see how managing the ego applies to both inner peace and outward power.
Charles Duhigg explains that the evolutionary purpose of communication is connection through neural entrainment rather than just exchanging information[3]. This focus on building deep trust and synchronizing with others[3] contrasts with Greene who advises concealing intentions and saying less than necessary to maintain power[2]. A reader can learn that effective communication requires choosing between making a genuine biological connection with someone[3] or using calculated mystery to secure a career advantage[2].
Sources
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THE ARCHITECTURE OF UN-LEARNING: BRIDGING NEUROSCIENCE, EASTERN PHILOSOPHY, AND THE MODERN MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS
Join Andrew Huberman and Dr. K as they bridge neuroscience and Eastern philosophy to tackle the modern mental health crisis through the art of un-learning.

THE PSYCHOLOGY OF POWER: Robert Greene's Masterclass on Strategy, Seduction, and Career Warfare
Unlock Robert Greene's strategies on the 48 Laws of Power. Learn how silence, reputation capital, and calculated mystery drive modern business success.

🧠 SUPERCOMMUNICATORS: UNLOCKING THE NEUROSCIENCE OF CONNECTION
Unlock connection science with Charles Duhigg’s Supercommunicators. Master neural entrainment and the three conversation types for deeper relationships.