by Ingrid Tove | Feb 16, 2026 | Brief Inquiries
The Power of the “Micro-Drift” Have you ever noticed how thoughts can make you forget time and space? You drift away while reading a text, daydream while driving a car, or start thinking of something else during a conversation. Suddenly, what is happening...
by Ingrid Tove | Feb 15, 2026 | Brief Inquiries
When the Brain Processes “Received” Information Have you ever had an idea, an image, or a solution arrive so suddenly it felt like a gift? If not recently, perhaps as a child. Many of us remember a time in childhood when the world felt entirely “open.”...
by Ingrid Tove | Feb 14, 2026 | Brief Inquiries
Train Your Brain for the Real World: The Art of Neural Simulation What if you could literally “pre-program” your brain to handle life’s toughest moments before they even happen? Whether it’s staying calm when life gets rough or training your body to react...
by Ingrid Tove | Feb 13, 2026 | Brief Inquiries
Bridging Science & the Law of Attraction: The Mechanics of Becoming Someone New In contemporary self-development, a powerful idea has taken hold: to change your life, you must first change who you are. From the global phenomenon of the “Law of...
by Ingrid Tove | Feb 13, 2026 | Brief Inquiries
Identity as an Ongoing Simulation: How Imagination Reorganizes the Self-Image We often think of our self-image as a static portrait—a collection of traits and labels we have accumulated over a lifetime. We say, “I am an anxious person,” or “I am not...
by Ingrid Tove | Feb 11, 2026 | Brief Inquiries
When Insight Is Not Enough When anxiety hits the body, when stress grips the stomach — it is not that you are unaware of it. You might even understand where it comes from, what triggered it, and how you “should” think and do in order to change it. In many cases,...
