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I’ve always believed growth isn’t just about action. It’s about identity. Recently, I came across an idea in Atomic Habits that shook me — your self-image drives your habits, and your habits drive your results. If your self-image doesn’t align with your goals, you’re fighting a losing battle. Think of it this way: If you say “I’m trying to quit smoking,” you’re reinforcing that you’re still a…

Curiosity Daily Podcast: How Long a Decapitated Head Stays Conscious, Autumn Leaf Chemistry, The Batman Effect

Learn about why pretending to be Batman can make kids work harder; how long a decapitated head remains conscious; and, the chemistry behind autumn’s color-changing leaves.

In this podcast, Cody Gough and Ashley Hamer discuss the following stories from Curiosity.com to help you get smarter and learn something new in just a few minutes:

Kids Work Harder When They're Pretending to Be Batman — https://curiosity.im/2VL7Z6v 

How Long Does a Decapitated Head Remain Conscious? — https://curiosity.im/2VVm7uf 

The Color of Autumn's Changing Leaves Comes Down to Chemistry — https://curiosity.im/2PjLuED 

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Bambini svogliati e distratti? Provate a vestirli da Batman

Bambini costantemente distratti? Genitori nervosi e stanchi dei vani tentativi fatti per cercare di coinvolgerli in un’attività che duri più di 10 minuti? Mamme e papà preoccupati per la mancanza di concentrazione dei piccoli in vista dell’inizio della scuola elementare? Provate con un costume di Batman. Sta qui, la soluzione, secondo una ricerca pubblicata nella rivista Child Development dal…