
Wesley Mercer
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Wesley Mercer is a California-based writer who explores mindset shifts, behavioral psychology, and the impact of current events on decision-making in business and marketing.
With a background in digital marketing and consumer psychology, he focuses on practical strategies to help professionals and business owners adapt to changing trends, build mental resilience, and make data-driven yet intuitive decisions. His work blends psychology, marketing insights, and self-development to help readers navigate an increasingly digital and fast-paced world.
Outside of work, he can often be found hiking along the coast, discovering new coffee spots, or reading about the latest research in behavioral science.
Chilling new footage reveals potential cause of tragic New York helicopter crash that claimed the lives of Spanish tech executive and his family
A chilling new video provides insight into the harrowing helicopter crash over the Hudson River that killed a…
Grey’s Anatomy star Eric Dane reveals his battle with ALS
Eric Dane, best known for his role in “Grey’s Anatomy”, has publicly announced his diagnosis with ALS, a…
If you are the one to turn off lights in empty rooms, you probably do these 7 things too
If you’re someone who makes a habit of turning off lights in empty rooms, chances are you bring…
If your drawer has rubber bands, twist ties, and spare keys—you’re likely doing these 8 things too
If your drawer is home to rubber bands, twist ties, and spare keys—those little trinkets we stash away…
7 reasons boomers tend to spot nonsense faster than anyone else
Growing up, I remember hearing my parents and grandparents poke holes in ads and promotional stunts that I…
7 uncommon values boomers were raised with that are nearly extinct today
Growing up, I remember seeing my grandparents hold onto certain values that felt both inspiring and puzzling. Now…
If you keep your receipts in a shoebox, you probably do these 7 things too
If you keep your receipts stuffed in a shoebox—maybe under your bed, or in the back of the…
People who can never maintain close friendships usually display these 7 behaviors, according to psychology
There’s a significant difference between having many acquaintances and maintaining close friendships. The distinction comes down to behavior.…
AI first, humans second? Inside Shopify’s bold new hiring policy
Imagine walking into a job interview and realizing your competition isn’t another human – it’s an AI tool.…
7 things boomers do better than younger generations (even if no one admits it)
I’ve always found generational differences fascinating. We’ve got so many stereotypes floating around: Boomers resisting technology, Millennials drowning…