Motivation is often perceived as a simple matter of willpower. However, it relies on distinct brain mechanisms that do not correspond exactly to the same realities. An essential distinction is between what we “like” and what we “want”.
What if understanding emotions changed everything?
Why do two children react so differently to the same situation? Because an emotion does not depend only on what happens—but above all on how it is experienced.
Today, attention deficit disorder (ADD) is frequently discussed, yet its reality is not always well understood.
Behind this term lies a different way in which the brain functions—one that deserves to be explained with clarity and nuance.
