In 1898, Dr. Edward Thorndike formulated a principle that would become known as Thorndike’s Law of Effect. Thorndike asserted that actions that result in a satisfying (rewarding) outcome are likely to ...

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Kim Perell, an entrepreneur and author of “Mistakes That Made Me a Millionaire,” joins TODAY to talk about how you can do more than learn from your mistakes — you can profit from them by turning them ...

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