Train Your Brain to Spot Opportunity and Solve Problems Faster

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You're standing in your kitchen at 11 p.m., and you can't stop replaying the meeting. Not the part where your idea landed. The other part—the half-second when someone glanced at their phone while you were talking. That moment has been looping in your head for six hours. The three compliments you received? Gone. Evaporated. You're probably telling yourself this means something about you. It doesn't. It means something about your brain. Here's the uncomfortable truth: your mind was built to find threats, not opportunities. For most of human history, missing a predator was fatal, while missing a compliment cost nothing.