Persuasion is a topic widely studied in psychology and something that is extremely powerful. Not only this, but we as individuals and a society will be subjected to some form of persuasion every day in our lives. By big businesses, social media influencers and even our family and friends, we are subjected to persuasion constantly. On this weeks episode of GetPsyched, we take a look at the psychology and power of persuasion, what persuasion actually is all about, how we are persuaded and how persuasion works in today's world.

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Stress is something we all experience, in fact its something we all have to live with. In turth, at points a small amount of stress can actually be a good thing. However, when stress becomes too much we experiences really negative consequences. On this weeks episode of GetPsyched, we take a look at the psychology of stress, what stress is, what it does to us anf my top 3 tips on ober coming stress.

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Competitiveness is something psychologist have been interested in for decades. understanding what motivates people to compete and what makes them continue to be competitive over long periods of time goes a long way in helping psychologists understand more about human nature. On this weeks episode of GetPsyched, we are going to take a look at the psychology of cometitivness, how intrinsic and extrinsic motivation impacts our levels of competition and how we can adopt the principles learned from psychology into our everyday lives.

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The psychology of fear is full of complexity and multi-dimensions. Fear is biological, neurological, subjective and unpredictable. Fear has the power to make us do things we wouldn't normally do and yet in small doses is something we cant live without. On this weeks episode of GetPsyched, we take a look at the psychology of fear and my top 6 tips on how to overcome and leverage your fears.

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Staying focused can be really hard, especially in today's world where there are distractions everywhere. On this weeks episode of GetPsyched, we are going to take a look at how to stay focused and the top tips on staying focused even with distractions around.

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Morning routines are one of the things we hear that some of the most successful people in the world take pride in, but what exactly are morning routines, what is the psychology behind morning routines and how do we develop and structure a morning routine that works for us and makes us as productive as possible? On this weeks episode of GetPsyched we take a look at the power of, the psychology behind and potential of morning routines. We look into the subjectivity of morning routines and how you can develop your own.

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The power of positive thinking is something we are all perhaps fully aware of. Positive thinking has been researched extensively in psychology and has shown to provide us with vast improvement in the quality of our lives, but what exactly is positive thinking all about, how can we improve our positive thinking and how can positive thinking improve other aspects of our lives? On this weeks episode of GetPsyched we take a look at the power of positive thinking!

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Failure and the purpose of failure is something that perhaps is not well enough understood. In today's world, failure is something we are taught and encouraged to run away from. Failure is seen as the thing we must avoid at all costs, and if we do failure then there is no turning back. I really hope that in this video, we can start o alter our understanding and appreciation of the purpose of failure. Failure is something to run towards and not run away from, failure is the key ingredient to developing a successful life, and failure is the one true way that we can develop in our lives if our appreciation changes. On this weeks episode of Getpsyed, I go into a bit of a rant about failure and today's understanding of failure and also look into what some psychological research says about failure.

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Self-motivation is a concept perhaps you are very familiar with, but what does it mean and how can we improve our own self-motivation? On this weeks episode of GetPsyched we take a deeper look at what self-motivation is and how we can improve our sense of motivation.

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The relationship between money and happiness is one that is not well understood. Often we think that money equals happiness. However, that is not strictly true. Money and happiness are two separate things and often are not connected to each other. Psychology and psychological studies can help us understand the relationship between money and happiness better. On this weeks episode of GetPsyched, we take a look at the relationship between money and happiness and see what psychology has to say about the relationship between money and happiness. Does money make you happy? Is there a relationship between money and happiness? Does money equal happiness and to become happier do we need to make more money? On this weeks episode of GetPsyched, we will try and answer all of these questions for you!

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