Each issue explains one behavioral science finding, such as attention residue or the illusion of transparency, with the original studies cited. It ends with a small, concrete action HR leaders and managers can try at work.

A fortnightly letter of personal essays on attention, creative persistence and the habits behind making things, drawing on the author's own records and on research. Readers get reflective, candid writing about reading, routines and sustaining long projects.

Personal essays by an orthopaedic trainee on the psychology of performance, the financial and personal costs of becoming a surgeon, and study habits. Each issue uses a story from the author's own life to draw a practical lesson about medical careers and learning.

A weekly publication on creativity, experimentation and ways of working, written from the perspective of a design executive. Issues mix personal experience, lessons from mentors and practical prompts on shipping work, product research and personal productivity.