Author: Lachlan Brown

I’m Lachlan Brown, the founder, and editor of Hack Spirit. I love writing practical articles that help others live a mindful and better life. I have a graduate degree in Psychology and I’ve spent the last 15 years reading and studying all I can about human psychology and practical ways to hack our mindsets. Check out my latest book on the Hidden Secrets of Buddhism and How it Saved My Life. If you want to get in touch with me, hit me up on Facebook or Twitter.
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Self-confident people who never feel the need to impress anyone usually display these 10 unique traits

There’s something truly magnetic about self-confident people. They seem to ooze an aura of assurance that doesn’t scream “look at me,” but rather, “I’m comfortable with who I am.”

This type of quiet confidence, that doesn’t need validation or applause, is often marked by certain unmistakable traits. It’s not about being arrogant or dismissive, but …

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If you’ve experienced these 7 things in life, you’re mentally stronger than the average person

Mental strength is not about never experiencing hardship or failure. In fact, it’s quite the opposite. It’s about how we face these challenges and how we push through them that truly defines our mental fortitude.

We’re all on our own journeys, and while it’s easy to compare ourselves to others, it’s important to remember that …

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People who are unhappy in life but hide it well display these 8 subtle behaviors

Navigating the complexities of human emotion is no easy feat. As Hack Spirit founder and mindfulness enthusiast, I’ve observed that people often conceal deep-seated unhappiness beneath a well-crafted facade.

This is not about deception, but rather about self-preservation. People hide their unhappiness for various reasons, and it’s rarely detectable at first glance.

However, if you …

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10 life lessons 97% of people learn a bit too late in life, according to psychologists

There’s a clear distinction between learning life’s lessons early or way too late.

The crux of the matter is timing. Learning important lessons too late can mean missed opportunities and unnecessary hardships.

According to psychologists, around 97% of people fall into this trap – learning essential life lessons a bit too late. But what if …