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Dr. Michael Ryan reflects on a controversial approach to solving reading problems.

Four principles for changing coping mechanisms that no longer serve you.

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Dr. Michael Ryan reflects on how audiobooks have helped him throughout his life.

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The psychologist B. P. McAdams believes that personal narratives are critical to our self-image and our ability to function as successful adults.

A number of people have asked why I end my letters with the phrase “make a bit of noise."

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