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Fast Company's article discusses what to do when a boss or client dislikes your work. via The source of this content is Fast Company.

Tim Ferriss's blog post details his conversation with Ryan Holiday about workaholism, handling meltdowns, and the dangers of ego.

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New research using chess games reveals that difficult situations, even more so than skill level, may be the biggest predictor of when people make errors.

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Mark Bonchek's article, "Design How Your Team Thinks," explores how establishing mental models can guide a team's approach to problem-solving. via The source of this content is Harvard Business Review.

This article from the Wall Street Journal reviews the best noise-canceling headphones.

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A new study suggests that the billion-dollar brain training industry might be a sham, with previous research findings potentially explained by sampling bias and the placebo effect.

Fast Company's "Design" section explores the line between business and design, featuring articles on topics such as the redesign of Wichita schools.

While Fast Company's website currently displays a 404 error, you can still explore recent articles on topics ranging from Helene conspiracy theories to the resurgence of Clearly Canadian soda.

Promising research in May 2016 included new treatments for glioblastoma and migraine, but also concerning studies about pregabalin and shift work. via Brain Blogger

Williams-Sonoma Taste's Lemon-Basil Pesto recipe offers a fresh twist on classic pesto by incorporating bright lemon flavor.

J. Kenji López-Alt's recipe uses fresh sashimi-grade tuna, sweet onions, and a simple dressing of soy sauce, sesame oil, and honey. via Serious Eats

Learn how to estimate the weight of vegetables without a scale by using helpful tips like choosing medium-sized vegetables and using familiar objects for comparison.

via The Kitchn