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		<title>The Psychology of speed</title>
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		<category><![CDATA[how to boost your mood]]></category>
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		<description><![CDATA[Psychology Today, a magazine which I love and revere had an interesting article which was labelled as &#8220;How to boost your mood in sixty seconds.&#8221; Within it, it detailed how in control of our feelings we can be and how something as simple as evaluating your failures and your issues in a quick and rapid [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Psychology Today, a magazine which I love and revere had an interesting article which was labelled as &#8220;How to boost your mood in sixty seconds.&#8221; Within it, it detailed how in control of our feelings we can be and how something as simple as evaluating your failures and your issues in a quick and rapid form in your head can allow you to process and deal with them, thus making room for you to move on and further your day.</p>
<p>Dwelling is what draws us back, keeps us waiting, wondering and concentrating on subjects which don&#8217;t push us forward. If we took just a couple of minutes or less to give our bullshit a thought or two, then we could move on. Dwelling is useless after all, as any rational person knows.</p>
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