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🗓️ 25 October 2018
⏱️ 12 minutes
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0:53.1 | This is Optimal Living Daily Episode 1049. How to Make Quantum Leaps Personally and |
1:03.4 | Professionally Part 1 by Benjamin Hardy of Benjamin Hardy.com and I'm Justin Mollick, the guy |
1:09.7 | that reads to you every single day of the year to help you optimize your life. Today's |
1:14.6 | post being from Benjamin Hardy, one of the top writers on Medium. For now, let's get |
1:19.1 | right to it as we optimize your life. How to Make Quantum Leaps Personally and |
1:28.2 | Professionally Part 1 by Benjamin Hardy of Benjamin Hardy.com In 1978, Alan Langer, a Harvard |
1:36.3 | psychologist, performed an important study. She gave house plans to two groups of nursing |
1:41.8 | home residents. One group was told that they were responsible for keeping the plant alive |
1:46.5 | and that they had autonomy in their daily schedule. The other group was told the staff |
1:50.9 | would care for the plant and they were not given choices in their daily schedule. After |
1:55.9 | 18 months, twice as many people in the group given responsibility for their plant and |
2:01.2 | schedule were alive in the other group. Langer took this as evidence that the present |
2:06.7 | biomedical model which views a mind and body as separate is wrong. In response, she conducted |
2:12.9 | a study to further examine the mind's impact on the body. |
2:17.0 | Counter-clockwise In 1981, Langer and a group of graduate students |
2:21.7 | designed the interior of a building to reflect 1959. There is a black and white TV, old furniture |
2:28.7 | and magazines and books from the 1950s scattered about. This would be the home to a group of |
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