Jeff Haden is a Business Owner and contributing editor at Inc. He focuses on themes of health and wellness, business and economics, and family and relationships, exploring topics such as aging and longevity, diet and nutrition, and parenting styles. Jeff has been featured in numerous publications, including Leader.co.za, Inc. Magazine, Fast Company, and CNBC.
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By: Jeff Haden
Once the knowledge or skill you gain gets 'easy,' fluid intelligence benefits largely disappear.
By: Jeff Haden
How third-party grading is a key flywheel input for the booming card collecting industry.
By: Jeff Haden
You can't change your chronological age, but you can turn back the clock on your brain's age.
By: Jeff Haden
The key to feeling your life has, and had, meaning? Hope.
By: Jeff Haden
Musician, songwriter, record producer, and studio innovator Todd Rundgren on why keeping your full-time job gives you the freedom to experiment--and "fail."
By: Jeff Haden
Listen to audiobooks for pleasure? Have at it. But if you want or need to learn, research shows reading is much more effective.
By: Jeff Haden
Genre matters, but new research shows where you land on the Big 5 Personality Types more accurately predicts the movies you like.
By: Jeff Haden
Intelligent effort: not just how hard you work, but how smart you work.
By: Jeff Haden
But not if you do a little cognitive reframing whenever you feel stressed.
By: Jeff Haden
New research shows eating more foods rich in potassium while eating less salt can more effectively control blood pressure.
