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A comprehensive listing of every article posted on TheAttainer.com listed with the most recent first.
- Tim Ferriss’s Top 10 Rules For Success
His 4-Hour Workweek book was on the Best Seller List for 7 consecutive years. He next books, the 4-Hour Body and the 4-Hour Chef both became instant bestsellers. He's an angel investor and / or advisor to Facebook, Twitter, Stumbleupon, Evernote and Uber, among other companies. He's Tim Ferriss and here are his top 10 rules for success.
- 13 things mentally strong people don’t do
In her book, "13 Things Mentally Strong People Don't Do," author Amy Morin writes that developing mental strength is a "three-pronged approach." It's about controlling your thoughts, behaviors, and emotions. Here are 13 things mentally strong people do not do, according to Morin.
- The 37 Best Websites To Learn Something New
Forget overpriced schools, long days in a crowded classroom, and pitifully poor results. These websites and apps cover myriads of science, art, and technology topics. They will teach you practically anything, from making hummus to building apps in node.js, most of them for free.
- Think Your Rolex is Pricey? These are the Most Expensive Watches Ever Sold at Auction
If we made a list of the most expensive watches ever we could have a list that consisted of special-made pieces, antique pocket watches and one-off, diamond-encrusted timepieces that cost as much as a private island. To narrow down what is essentially an endless list of million-dollar accessories, we selected a few of the most timepieces ever sold at auction.
- 7 Ways To Trick Yourself Into Not Sucking So Much
Although you'll never stop other people from questioning you (and we do, we do it all the time) you can at least stop questioning yourself so much, and get out there and start actually missing shots instead of not taking them.
- 17 Simple Habits That Make You Look More Professional
Unprofessional? Here are the behaviors that send the opposite, more positive message.
- First glimpse inside the Siberian cave that holds the key to man’s origins
New revelations expected as Novosibirsk experts share latest ancient finds with world's leading specialists.
- 5 Secrets for Building Self Confidence
So are you ready to find out the other secrets that can help you in building self confidence? Let’s find out what they are.
- How to Create a Million-Dollar Business This Weekend (Examples: AppSumo, Mint, Chihuahuas)
The purpose of this post is simple: to teach you how to get a $1,000,000 business idea off the ground in one weekend, full of specific tools and tricks that Noah has used himself.
- How To Answer The Interview Question ‘Tell Me About Yourself’
The job interview question “Tell me about yourself!” can stump a job-seeker, but I’m more worried about the folks who aren’t stumped by it.
- 9 books Elon Musk thinks everyone should read
The CEO of Tesla and SpaceX has said that reading books taught him how to build rockets. We combed through years of interviews with Musk to find out which works have inspired him most.
- Career Spotlight: What I Do as a NASA Engineer
Being that there are so many aspects to the work, describing someone as a “NASA engineer” could mean a thousand different things of course. In this case, we had a chance to speak with Edward Gonzales, an electromagnetic compatibility engineer at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena. Edward spoke with us about his experiences, his work, and how he ended up at NASA.
- 31 Things People From Pennsylvania Have To Explain To Out-Of-Towners
There’s a lot going on in the Keystone State that an out-of-towner might not understand.
- 11 Things Ultra-Productive People Do Differently
The best thing about these hacks is they're easy to implement. So easy that you can begin using them today. Give them a read, give them a whirl, and watch your productivity soar.
- 15 Design Tips Every Graphic Designer Should See
Through subtle adjustments, graphic designers can make simple images beautiful and memorable. Poppie Pack, a senior graphic designer at Canva, created 50 excellent graphic design tips communicated with beautiful images that show exactly why those tips work so well. We’ve selected 14 of our favorites to share with you. For the layman, these images will throw some light on how graphic design decisions are made and how imperceptible some of them may be to the untrained eye.
- The Singular Mind of Terry Tao
A prodigy grows up to become one of the greatest mathematicians in the world.
- 11 NYC Spots You Probably Don’t Know Exist
Listen, we know you know the city like the back of your hand--even the “secret” spots. The whispering corner in Grand Central? Old news. Please Don’t Tell inside Crif Dogs? Been there, done that. But even we were surprised to discover some of these blink-and-you’ll-miss-them, downright hidden spots around the city, from to a discreet cemetery behind a hotel to a bomb shelter under a bridge.
- Is this the only universe?
Our universe could be just one small piece of a bubbling multiverse.
- A 2004 email from Jeff Bezos explains why PowerPoint presentations aren’t allowed at Amazon
In an email sent to his senior team — also known as the STeam — in 2004, Bezos explained why Amazon would no longer be using PowerPoint presentations.
- 3 Powerful Ways Money Actually CAN Buy Happiness
Don’t hold back, shop ’til you drop… as long as you spend that cash the “right” way.
- Everything You Know About Fat Is Wrong
For years now, fat has gotten a bad rap. This misunderstood macronutrient can actually provide a wealth of health benefits. It's time to show fat some love!
- How to Create Your Own Japanese-Style Bathroom
One of the most unique routes to creating a space in your home that has purpose in its design is to incorporate culture. Here we will consider incorporating a very tranquil and Zen culture to your home through the Japanese art of bathing.
- Here’s what people on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange do all day
One floor broker, who will remain anonymous, took the time to explain his role in the market and daily routine.
- You’ve been rolling your shirtsleeves wrong your entire life
Try this classic double-roll technique to keep your shirtsleeves tidy, prevent unraveling, and stay cool.
- 4 Habits To Achieving Success Through A Balanced Lifestyle
Admit it. Someone has said you need more balance in your life. You’ve heard ‘you work too hard,’ more times than you care to remember and it’s become as easy to ignore as your lunch break. Truth is, balance is a necessity. The best bit? The truth doesn’t have to hurt. Here are 4 habits you need to adopt to help you achieve success through a balanced life.
- How to buy your own island
From tropical to wild and windswept, there's an island to suit all tastes. Bargains can be scooped up across the globe but central America, Scotland, Ireland, Sweden and Canada offer the best deals.
- How to Snag a Reservation at That Oh-So-Popular Restaurant
So what’s the secret for someone who’s affluent and interested in being seen — and maybe sampling the food — at the trendiest restaurants in New York, Los Angeles and Miami? Success at the game often entails calling in all sorts of favors.
- How to Meditate with Heart
Learning how to meditate and breathe is one of the best things you can do for your heart and your self. Being heart-centered is a healthy way of living. Give your mind and your ego a rest. You CAN learn how to relax your body, slow your mind, open your heart, relieve stress, and enter a meditative state.
- Happy Birthday! Bugs Bunny Turns 75
Bugs Bunny, corporate mascot of the Warner Bros. Enertainment corporation, first appeared on this day in 1940.
- Here’s how insanely competitive Oracle billionaire Larry Ellison really is
Larry Ellison, Oracle's billionaire cofounder and current CTO, is famous for his brash personality. He's shown time and time again that he's willing to go to great lengths to win, both in business and in his extracurricular activities. We've rounded up the stories that best show how competitive Ellison really is.
- Five Common Myths that Keep People from Investing, Debunked
People assume you have to be rich to invest. They think investing is too risky. They believe they’re already investing because they own a home. These common myths keep people from building a basic portfolio. And, if you ever plan on retiring, you’ll need that portfolio. Don’t let these myths get in your way.
- 9 Things That Only Happen When You Travel Solo
BELOW ARE 9 INCREDIBLE THINGS THAT ONLY HAPPEN WHEN YOU TRAVEL SOLO. Well, they happened to me anyway.
- How 5 Voices Inside You Can Make Your Day
“Self-talk” is the psychological term for the inner conversation that streams constantly through one’s mind. Self-talk is something we all do. In fact, some believe that self-talk is the same thing as thinking.
- This Interactive Timeline Explains Why Time Flies By as You Get Older
Did it seem like this year was shorter than the last? This interactive timeline explains how your brain’s perception of time might be changing more and more as you get older to make it seem like time is passing by faster than it really is.
- 6 psychological tricks to be more productive
To avoid this workplace setback, we can employ simple mind techniques that'll have us being productive before we know it. Just keep in mind that everybody works differently, so while one method may strike productivity gold, another might be a blunder. Here are a few psychological tricks that could help improve your productivity.
- The Dark Secrets of Disney’s Twilight Zone Tower of Terror
One of the most impressive elements of the Tower of Terror is its vast array of nods to the world of the Twilight Zone, as well as the era in which it is set, the hotel industry, and, of course, its actual location at Walt Disney World. Scattered throughout the attraction, these Easter eggs are hidden in plain sight—almost imperceptible to the casual observer but fun for the fan to discover.
- This Interview With Nikola Tesla From 1899 Reveals His Extraordinary Personality
Very interesting interview Nikola Tesla and John Smith in which he said: Everything is the Light. In one of its rays is the fate of nations, each nation has its own ray in that great light source, which we see as the Sun. And remember: no one man that existed did not die.
- The Ultimate Self-Help Book: Dante’s ‘Divine Comedy’
'The Divine Comedy' is not just a classic of world literature. It's the most astonishing self-help book ever written.
- Fly Through The Solar System At The Speed Of Light With This Video
The sheer size of the solar system is difficult to comprehend, but this serves as a great reminder that we’re very, very tiny in the grand scheme of things.
- The Real Story of How Good Ideas Become Great Businesses
When contemplating the lives of those we consider successful, we focus on the person. What he or she does, their habits, how disciplined they are, and the story of how their brilliant idea propelled them into business stardom. This is understandable because it’s what we see. We see Richard Branson launching a new venture. We’ve seen Mark Zuckerberg morph from techie to CEO. We watched closely as Oprah transformed herself from mega successful talk-show host to multimedia mogul.
- 23 Ways to Use Sweet, Juicy, Glorious Summer Tomatoes
All of these dishes showcase the fruit in its sweet, acidic, and juicy glory—the taste of summer, if there ever was one.
- 9 Mindful Reminders that Will Put Your Soul at Ease
And you can now begin the process of introducing new ideas that support your inner freedom, and continue to put your soul at ease. Here are nine such ideas…
- Ada Lovelace, prophet of the computer age
Ignored in her own time, Lord Byron’s daughter was the first to grasp the implications of Charles Babbage’s analytical engine. James Essinger examines how the 21st century has resurrected her as an icon of suppressed female genius.
- 7 Behaviors Of Emotionally Wealthy People That You Should Emulate
Being emotionally wealthy is an essential part of your success as it determines your attitude and thoughts towards life. People who are emotionally strong have a bigger potential to become successful than those who are emotionally weak.
- Spellbound: The Surprising Origins and Astonishing Secrets of English Spelling
Welcome to the illogical, idiosyncratic, outrageous linguistic phenomenon known as the English language. The story of how this ragtag collection of words evolved is a winding tale replete with intriguing accidents and bizarre twists of fate. In this eye-opening, fabulously entertaining book, James Essinger unlocks the mysteries that have confounded linguists and scholars for millennia.
- History of Ancient Sparta
Yet the real-life story of the city is more complicated than popular mythology makes it out to be. The task of sorting out what is real about the Spartans from what is myth has been made more difficult because many of the ancient accounts were written by non-Spartans. As such, they need to be taken with the appropriate grain of salt.
- Exercise Makes You Smarter as You Age
A new study finds that endurance sports like cycling may help prevent cognitive decline.
- How a Robbery Led to a Business Idea
Jonathan Kinas, Avin Samtani and Rob Peck had their valuables stolen from lounge chairs at a South Beach, Miami, resort in 2011. The friends came up with an idea that would turn their misfortune into opportunity.
- 8 cliches successful people never use
To achieve success, you must constantly turn failures into learning experiences. Unfortunately, many of the truisms that people use when they fail simply set them up to fail the next time. Successful people seldom if ever say:
- Co-Washing: Why I’m Never Going To Wash My Hair With Shampoo Again
OK, not NEVER, but only a couple times a month. Here are 10 tips for clean, hydrated, frizz-free hair with just conditioner.
























































