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SOLD OUT. Bestselling behavioural-design author Morten Münster brings his talk on the surprising power of mediocrity to Det Ny Teater (Store scene), København V: why chasing the extraordinary backfires, and how 'good enough' builds lasting habits, better sleep and wellbeing. In Danish.
Behavioural scientist and bestselling author Ben Tiggelaar (Dromen, durven, doen; De Ladder) opens his once-a-year public seminar on personal leadership: values, motivating goals and turning plans into action, at AFAS Theater, Leusden. In Dutch.
Bestselling author and biomedical researcher Nicklas Brendborg explains why bad habits are so hard to break, and how food and tech industries use "superstimuli" to hook us. His talk VANEDYR at Vendelbohus, Hjørring, gives you tools to take back control.
Bestselling author and biomedical researcher Nicklas Brendborg explains why bad habits are so hard to break, and how food and tech industries use "superstimuli" to hook us. His talk VANEDYR at Galaksen, Værløse, gives you tools to take back control.
Bestselling author and biomedical researcher Nicklas Brendborg explains why bad habits are so hard to break, and how food and tech industries use "superstimuli" to hook us. His talk VANEDYR at Magasinet, Odense, gives you tools to take back control.
Bestselling author and biomedical researcher Nicklas Brendborg explains why bad habits are so hard to break, and how food and tech industries use "superstimuli" to hook us. His talk VANEDYR at Hermans - Tivoli Friheden, Aarhus, gives you tools to take back control.
Bestselling author and biomedical researcher Nicklas Brendborg explains why bad habits are so hard to break, and how food and tech industries use "superstimuli" to hook us. His talk VANEDYR at Trommen, Hørsholm, gives you tools to take back control.
Bestselling author and biomedical researcher Nicklas Brendborg explains why bad habits are so hard to break, and how food and tech industries use "superstimuli" to hook us. His talk VANEDYR at Musikkens Hus, Aalborg, gives you tools to take back control.
Bestselling author and biomedical researcher Nicklas Brendborg explains why bad habits are so hard to break, and how food and tech industries use "superstimuli" to hook us. His talk VANEDYR at Bremen Teater, København, gives you tools to take back control.
Bestselling author and biomedical researcher Nicklas Brendborg explains why bad habits are so hard to break, and how food and tech industries use "superstimuli" to hook us. His talk VANEDYR at Vega Scene, Oslo, gives you tools to take back control.
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