Change Your Habits

Hear the three steps that will help you change a habit. We all have bad habits we could change. (Late-night snacking, anyone?) We could all use a few more healthy habits in our lives too. (You know the ones—working out, reading more.) [curiosity logo] Daily Curiosity - Making Your Inbox Smarter [Did You Know][:][You Can Discover Thousands of Articles Across Hundreds Of Categories on Curiosity.] We do the work for you: we write and curate fascinating topics for you to learn. [Follow your favorite subjects] to be notified when new content is available for you! A smarter, more curious you, every day. [DISCOVER] FROM: [#][PSYCHOLOGY] [The Fogg Method Tells You How To Change A Behavior In Three Steps] [The Fogg Method Tells You How To Change A Behavior In Three Steps] We all have bad habits we could change. (Late-night snacking, anyone?) We could all use a few more healthy habits in our lives too. (You know the ones—working out, reading more.) Developed by BJ Fogg, a PhD from Stanford, [the Fogg Method] (which informs his [Tiny Habits] program) claims to be able to help you change a behavior with three steps. It's all about starting small. [LEARN MORE] FROM: [#][MATH] [There Are More Games of Chess Possible Than Atoms In The Universe] [There Are More Games Of Chess Possible Than Atoms In The Universe] To anyone who has ever complained that a game of chess is boring, we can at least guarantee you this: Every game you play will be different. How do we know? Well, it's estimated that there are [more possible iterations of a game of chess] than there are atoms in the known universe. In fact, the number of possible moves is so vast that no one has ever been able to calculate it exactly. [LEARN MORE] FROM: [#][ASTRONOMY] [Blue Straggler Stars Suck The Life Force Of The Young] [Blue Straggler Stars Suck The Life Force Of The Young] According to legend, vampires stay youthful for all of eternity by feeding on the blood of humans—the younger, the better. In space, something similar happens. [Blue stragglers] stay young much longer than they should. If you're familiar with vampires, the reason won't surprise you. [LEARN MORE] FROM: [#][MEDICINE] [Alexander Bogdanov Killed Himself Trying To Become Immortal] [Alexander Bogdanov Killed Himself Trying To Become Immortal. Here's How.] Just how far would you go to reach the Fountain of Youth? To turn the clock back a few years, most people simply opt for anti-aging creams, or perhaps a Botox treatment here and there. In the 1920s, a Soviet physician named Alexander Bogdanov was looking for more than a facelift: he used blood transfusions in an [attempt to become immortal]. In a twist of true irony, the results were fatal. [LEARN MORE] FROM: [#][LANGUAGE] [Why Don't Deaf People Say "Achoo" When They Sneeze?] [Why Don't Deaf People Say "Achoo" When They Sneeze?] Even in a world divided by language, some sounds are universal: the "cockadoodle doo" of a rooster crowing ([well, not really]), the "ha ha ha" of human laughter ([ok, not that either]), or the "thump thump thump" of a beating heart ([nope, sorry]). Actually, language finds its way into everything—even the sound of a sneeze. [LEARN MORE] Discover Amazing Stories Every Day! Start following the subjects that interest you most! We do the work of writing, designing and curating can't-miss articles and videos for you in those subjects, so you can just get let your natural curiosity lead the way! [EXPLORE ALL SUBJECTS] Get Smarter, Anywhere: [download the app] [download the app] Find Us On Social Media: [Facebook] [Twitter] [Instagram] [Google+] [Pinterest] [Blog] | [Contact] | [Creators] | [Subjects] | [Press] ​You received this email because you opted into emails from [Curiosity]. Update your [email preferences] or [u][nsubscribe]. Our mailing address is: Beacon Solutions, Inc, 4809 N Ravenswood Ave, Chicago, IL, 60640.