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MenuI want to run a blog about the scientific analysis of ancient techniques for improving health. Should I use psychotao.com or mentaltherapy.net?
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Good morning, this is a loaded question. Try breaking it down into a few more strategic questions relevant to your current development stage. Or give one of us a call, there are experts here like myself who have worked with startups on your similar market and or might know how to tackle your current hurdles through simple thought process.
I'm not expert in this particular field, but I am an expert consumer, and if mentaltherapy is just so much easier to digest - and spell - than psychotao. You've got too much selling to do just to tell me what the site is about.
Mentaltherapy is quite clear.
When looking at domain names, a .com is always going to be best. .net's should be avoided unless it is in addition to a .com you already own.
It's just about guaranteed that people will inadvertently go to the .com.
However, if you have already started using the .net, it may be best to just go with it. Depending on how much you have put into it.
That's probably the best answer I can give without looking more into what you are trying to do.
But in general, that is what I advise on domain names.
Hope that helps,
- JR
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Your blog should represent scientific connection between the mind and body to have people trust you. Therefore, I believe that mentaltherapy.net is a good one for you. The brain is the hardware that allows us to experience these mental states. Mental states can be fully conscious or unconscious. We can have emotional reactions to situations without being aware of why we are reacting. Positive feeling states are associated with healthier bodies, improved thinking, and enhanced decision-making capabilities. Intentionally invoking a positive feeling can enhance our ability to function in our lives. It involves re-experiencing a positive emotional state and feeling it in your body.
You can read more here: https://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/what-is-the-mind-body-connection
Besides if you do have any questions give me a call: https://clarity.fm/joy-brotonath
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