How Optimism Works in Tough Times & The Curious Story of Breakfast Cereal
Optimism isn't about blind positivity—it's a set of behaviors that can be cultivated to improve well-being, performance, and resilience, even in tough times. Similarly, breakfast cereal, often marketed as healthy, is a prime example of how food companies shape perceptions to sell sugary p
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