When we’re discouraged about the state of the world, it’s easy to forget all the good that people are capable of when we have a common goal.
Read MoreWe tend not to place a lot of importance on brief social interactions, but studies show that friendly encounters with strangers can actually improve our mental health, making us feel more happy and optimistic.
Read MoreThe new year offers a wonderful time for reflection. As we get older, it’s easy to get set in our ways. But if we can find the courage we had when we were little children, we can embrace new roles and begin exciting new adventures at any age.
Read MoreLife can be seen as one big series of challenges requiring us to be brave. We can improve our ability to harness courage and, by doing so, inspire others with our actions.
Read MoreWhen decision making is difficult, unconscious limiting thoughts may be getting in the way. Taking the time to get centered helps quiet the competing voices in our heads so we can determine the best choice.
Read MoreYou can learn to increase your level of “psychological resilience,” or the ability to mentally and emotionally cope with a crisis, at any age. Now is a good time to start.
Read MoreThese are not easy times, but human beings are incredibly resilient. There are many ways to cope with our current predicament, including embracing humor, gratitude, and virtual gatherings.
Read MoreSimply learning to be ourselves and allowing others to be themselves—that’s what leads to healthy, mature, and satisfying relationships and careers that we can be proud of. There are two things that get in the way, though. Read on to find out what they are.
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