It’s 3:30 and you stand up from your desk to get a cookie from the cafeteria. Only today, something clicks, and you realize that you’ve been doing the same thing, at nearly the same time, for the last four months. The fascinating question here is what’s causing such an urge for a cookie at such a consistent time of day? Learn More

Despite a four and a half star rating on Amazon, Mind Gym also has a fairly high number of negative reviews that often share a similar message. The book is written by sports psychologist Gary Mack and features 40 examples from the world of sports. One of the major complaints about the book is that of these examples, many come from American baseball. Learn More

Donald Mitchell, a top 500 reviewer on Amazon, wrote a beautiful review of Zen in the Art of Archery, and you can read it on the Amazon page. Even though this book was first published in 1953, it’s still just as relevant today as it was the day that it came out. Written by the German philosopher Eugen Herrigel, this book describes the six years he spent in Japan, learning about zen through the art of archery. Learn More