Lachlan Brown

Ho Chi Minh City

Chief Editor and Founder at Hack Spirit

Editor and founder of Hack Spirit (@hackspiritorg) a website sharing actionable advice to improve your relationships with others and yourself.

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7 subtle evening habits of highly successful people, according to psychology

5 days ago | hackspirit.com | Lachlan Brown

For a long time, I had this nagging feeling that I could be doing more with my evenings. You know what I mean:– Utilizing my time better– Preparing for the next day– Wind down effectively– And finally get that elusive good night’s sleep. But it seemed like no matter what I tried, my evenings fell short of this ideal. My name is Lachlan Brown, Hack Spirit founder, and a bit of a psychology enthusiast.
7 boomer ways of thinking that no longer fit in today’s world, says psychology

6 days ago | hackspirit.com | Lachlan Brown

I’ve spent years trying to understand the human mind and its quirks. Hi there, it’s Lachlan Brown, the founder of Hack Spirit and an avid psychology enthusiast. Years ago, I found myself stuck in a generational mindset that didn’t quite fit with the evolving world. Like many boomers, I held onto certain ways of thinking that were no longer serving me or those around me.
7 hidden signs a man lacks inner strength (even if he seems confident on the outside)

6 days ago | hackspirit.com | Lachlan Brown

My old man used to tell me, “Son, real strength isn’t about how much you can lift, but how well you can carry your burdens.”He wasn’t talking about the physical kind. It’s the inner strength that truly counts. It’s the resilience in the face of adversity, the courage to stand up for what’s right, and the ability to stay grounded amidst the chaos of life. But here’s a kicker. Just because a guy looks confident on the outside doesn’t necessarily mean he’s strong on the inside.
8 daily habits of people who genuinely love their life (and how you can too)

6 days ago | hackspirit.com | Lachlan Brown

Hi there, it’s Lachlan Brown here, the founder of Hack Spirit and a passionate advocate for mindfulness. You know those people who just radiate happiness and contentment? The ones who seem to love their life with an authentic, unshakeable joy? Well, they have some habits in common. These habits are not complex or time-consuming. They are simple, everyday things, but they make a world of difference. In this article, I want to share with you these 8 daily habits of people who genuinely love their life.
Why AI isn’t replacing your job-it’s replacing your boss

1 week ago | killerstartups.com | Lachlan Brown

We’ve all seen the headlines: “AI will replace 300 million jobs,” “The robots are coming,” and “ChatGPT is taking over.” These predictions stoke fear that AI is coming for the average worker—coders, writers, assistants, analysts. But what if we’ve misunderstood the direction of automation? What if AI isn’t coming for your job… but for your boss’s?
A stoic once said, “We suffer more in imagination than in reality”-here’s why that truth hits hard

1 week ago | dmnews.com | Lachlan Brown

A couple of years ago, I stumbled across a line from the Stoic philosopher Seneca that has stuck with me ever since:“We suffer more in imagination than in reality.”I’ll be honest—I didn’t quite grasp how true that was until life forced me to slow down. Until things didn’t go to plan. Until the “what ifs” became loud enough to keep me up at night. But now? That line hits like a punch to the chest. If you’re anything like me, you’re probably carrying a mental load that few people ever see.
10 phrases entitled people use without realizing how self-centered they sound

1 week ago | hackspirit.com | Lachlan Brown

Most entitled people don’t walk around thinking they’re better than everyone else. They usually feel justified in what they say and do. But here’s the thing: the words they use often reveal a whole different story. Without meaning to, they expose their self-centered mindset through common phrases—ones that sound normal at first but have an underlying tone of arrogance, entitlement, or lack of empathy.
If you feel lonely while surrounded by people, psychology has an explanation for it

1 week ago | dmnews.com | Lachlan Brown

Have you ever found yourself in a room full of people, smiling, nodding, maybe even laughing—yet deep down, you feel completely alone? It’s a strange experience, isn’t it? One that can leave you feeling confused, ashamed, or like something’s wrong with you. But here’s the truth: there’s nothing “wrong” with you. In fact, if you feel lonely even when you’re not physically alone, psychology has a surprisingly clear explanation for why this happens.
Psychology says preferring dogs over people is a subtle sign of these personality characteristics

1 week ago | dmnews.com | Lachlan Brown

Let’s be honest—there are days when hanging out with a dog sounds way better than dealing with people. And if you’ve ever looked into the eyes of a Labrador and thought, “You get me more than most humans do,” you’re not alone. But according to psychology, this preference says a lot more about your personality than you might think. It’s not just about loving dogs—it’s about how your brain and heart are wired.
If you're not attached to these 8 things, you've mastered the art of letting go

1 week ago | hackspirit.com | Lachlan Brown

Letting go isn’t about indifference. It’s about acceptance. When you’re masterful at letting go, you aren’t cold or unfeeling. Rather, you’re wise enough to understand that clinging to certain things only holds you back. The key to mastering the art of letting go lies in detachment from specific things that might be weighing you down. If you’re not attached to these 8 things, you’re definitely a pro at letting go.

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21 Apr 25

RT @mindyourbr: Millennials are quitting these 8 toxic workplace habits that boomers normalized for decades https://t.co/gixQaVJWeH

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19 Apr 25

People who always keep their phone on silent typically display these 7 traits, according to psychology https://t.co/mXC1ZRXMIi

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15 Apr 25

7 aspirational behaviors that scream “middle class trying to look rich” https://t.co/dIQEK0OMy7

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Articles

7 subtle evening habits of highly successful people, according to psychology

7 boomer ways of thinking that no longer fit in today’s world, says psychology

7 hidden signs a man lacks inner strength (even if he seems confident on the outside)

8 daily habits of people who genuinely love their life (and how you can too)

Why AI isn’t replacing your job-it’s replacing your boss

A stoic once said, “We suffer more in imagination than in reality”-here’s why that truth hits hard

10 phrases entitled people use without realizing how self-centered they sound

If you feel lonely while surrounded by people, psychology has an explanation for it

Psychology says preferring dogs over people is a subtle sign of these personality characteristics

If you're not attached to these 8 things, you've mastered the art of letting go

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