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And how to make better choices to help avoid costly mistakes.
Each episode covers the latest research in behavioral science and dives into themes like the power of self-control,
shaping your mindset for success, navigating new beginnings, and why starting over can feel so hard.
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Later on the programme, a huge international drugs bust leads to hundreds of arrests
and the seizure of hundreds of weapons and wild animals.
We'll tell you more about that in a bit.
Also, the creator of Star Wars, George Lucas, is putting his art collection on display.
And it won't just be Picasso and Van Gogh.
Something that I felt very, very strongly about in terms of honouring illustrators.
People who, artists, I think, who illustrate stories that are already written.
More with George Lucas later.
But first, the US president is the most closely watched political figure in the world.
Journalists report on his every move and for decades,
a small section have been given security clearance every day to follow him wherever he goes,
be that in Washington or beyond, as part of the White House press pool.