Psychology
Power posing can change your hormone levels
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Putting your hands on your hips and puffing out your chest might look utterly ridiculous in an office setting, but it works. Power posing forcefully alters your physiological state, slightly increasing testosterone and decreasing cortisol levels. You literally biohack your own body into feeling invincible simply by adopting the exact stance of a comic book vigilante.
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