Quick Start Packs

Pick a pack: one focused article + one 2-min practice—both from Mind Origins.

Self-Awareness

Inner Language → Energy & Focus

How your self-talk tunes motivation and stress loops—then a tiny drill to rewire.

References: see full list.
Social Safety

Connection Heals, Isolation Hurts

Why belonging circuits matter—and a practical way to protect your energy in conflicts.

See also: social rejection.
Focus

Overstimulation → Neuro-Balance

How inputs hijack intent—and a simple environment reset to restore focus.

Bonus: context.
Motivation

Willpower Loops → Micro-Habits

Understand collapse vs. steady build—and install change with 30-sec actions.

See also: discipline.

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Start Here

Your quickest path: take a 6-question quiz, get a science-informed result, read a focused article, and practice a 2-minute drill. No accounts. Your selections are not stored.

1) Pick one quiz

Self-Awareness, Social Safety, Focus, Motivation, Sleep, Stress, or Belief Flexibility.

2) Get your result

Clear label + short explanation grounded in evolutionary neuroscience.

3) Do a 2-min drill

Open the recommended practice to change one variable in your day.

Prefer a direct start? Jump to a quiz below.

FAQ

Do you store my answers?

No. Your selections stay on the page and are not stored. If you choose to email yourself the mini plan, it uses a mailto link from your own device.

Is this medical advice?

No. Results are informational for personal awareness and habit change. Please consult a qualified professional for medical concerns.

Where can I read the science?

See the References page. Each quiz result also includes citations and links to relevant articles on Mind Origins.

Why these quizzes feel different

They combine evolutionary psychology with practical habit design. You’ll see concepts like threat-monitoring, reward prediction, and circadian alignment translated into everyday steps.

See full references or start with: Why Zebras Don’t Get Ulcers (Sapolsky), Large-scale brain networks in affective & social neuroscience (Barrett & Satpute), and The Compassionate Mind (Gilbert).

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