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I’m always hearing that willpower is a muscle and it gets fatigued. If this was true than why is it I find that I don’t have energy for some things, but I do have energy for others. I don’t have the will power to plan my work day but I do have the will power…

Yes, YouTube has several high-quality channels that bridge the gap between “baby” content and more advanced language learning. For the preschool and kindergarten age group (3–6 years), you generally want to move from simple “point-and-say” words to short stories, social scenarios, and basic characters. Here are the best channels that match the “Ms. Rachel” vibe…

The Core Challenge This is perhaps the most important and delicate topic for a “life as a game” site because it addresses the elephant in the room: What do you do when the game metaphor breaks down? When no amount of strategy or player mentality fixes what’s broken? This content needs to walk a careful…

Player Mentality vs. NPC Mentality: Deep Dive What This Means for Someone NPC Mentality is living on autopilot—following scripts, reacting to circumstances, waiting for permission, and assuming your role is fixed. You’re a background character in your own story. Player Mentality is recognizing you have agency, can make choices that matter, and are actively writing…

When people explore the idea of life as a game, they’re typically looking for frameworks that make life feel more manageable, motivating, and meaningful. Here are some page ideas and areas of interest: Core Framework Pages: Practical Systems: Psychological Angles: Philosophy & Meaning: People seeking this content usually want: For a landing page, you want…

Yes, there are several evidence-based methods for teaching impulse control to toddlers. While toddlers’ brains are still developing—particularly the prefrontal cortex responsible for self-control—research shows that impulse control and self-regulation are skills that can be taught and improved with practice.zerotothree+2​ Understanding Developmental Expectations It’s important to recognize that toddlers have limited capacity for self-control. The…

From the Mahabharata There was once a king named Nala who ruled the kingdom of Nishadha in central India. He had everything going for him—he was skilled at chariot racing, excellent at cooking, handsome enough to make people stop and stare, and ran his kingdom so well that everyone prospered. The only thing missing was…

A Charles Perrault Fairy Tale There was once a man who had everything—money, land, a mansion full of treasures. The only problem was his beard. It was blue. Not a little blue, not a subtle blue-tinted black, but blue blue. The kind of blue that made people uncomfortable. The kind of blue that made mothers…