Sam McRoberts

If you think you're in full control of your mind, think again. Here are just a few mental quirks that can hold you back.

Taking risks may seem scary, but risk is the moat standing between you and true success

Lazy people spot the shortcuts, tricks and hacks workaholics power right past.

Life isn't fair. Work around it.

Everyone wants to earn more money, but few realize just how easy it can be with the right strategies in hand.

Internal dialogue is real, constant and often irrationally critical and pessimistic. Changing that tone is a powerful personal improvement.

The best way to avoid losing your job to a robot is learn how to do your job working with one.

You're employer doesn't love you. If you want a more interesting and financially secure life, you'll have to build it after work.

First generation robots worked in factories. Second generation robots are preparing for white-collar professions. Sort of like people.

Your mind and body need to be in the right shape.

Depending on your type of job, it might not be your job for much longer. These steps can help you to prepare for an uncertain future.

Researchers at the frontier of science are making possible technologies likely to change civilization more than anything since electricity.

"The Donald" keeps surprising pundits and the media by pulling in huge poll numbers. But maybe it shouldn't be that surprising.

If you hope to join this small club, despite the odds, it stands to reason that taking a radically different approach to life could shift things in your favor.