<p>This week on Thought Crimes, we explore the idea of getting comfortable with the uncomfortable parts of ourselves. Whether that's neuroticism or being a jerk, if we take an honest look at ourselves and our behaviors, we can create a catalyst for improvement. </p>

This week on Thought Crimes, we explore the idea of getting comfortable with the uncomfortable parts of ourselves. Whether that's neuroticism or being a jerk, if we take an honest look at ourselves and our behaviors, we can create a catalyst for improvement.

<p>This week on Thought Crimes, we explore the idea of getting comfortable with the uncomfortable parts of ourselves. Whether that's neuroticism or being a jerk, if we take an honest look at ourselves and our behaviors, we can create a catalyst for improvement.&nbsp;</p>

When Someone Calls you a Jerk

Thought Crimes by Sophonaut’s Peter DePaulo investigates the crimes we commit against our psyche, or rather, the hardest parts of our behavior. From burnout, personality, neuroticism, and more, we explore the bone-chilling behaviors that take away from being the best versions of ourselves. Get better and have fun!

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