Well Being
Love in the Third Age of Life
Love in the third age of life is filtered by lived experience and the serenity of the heart. We’re talking about people in ...
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When You Don’t Know How You Feel
Problems in identifying our emotions are frequent. The main cause is that nobody has ever taught us to do it. In fact, the ...
Well Being
The Many Skills That You Can Develop
As a human being, you learn in interaction with your environment. In fact, there’s not a day that goes by that you don’t ...
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The Theory of Social Judgment
The theory of social judgment is an interesting proposal concerning your beliefs and the possibility that they can change. This is associated with ...
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Neuroleadership: Combining Neuroscience and Organizational Skills
Neuroleadership is a concept in which neuroscience and organizational practices are linked. Its goal is to improve leadership effectiveness based on a thorough ...
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Why Do Some People Continually Tell Lies?
The other day a friend told me about someone he knew with the habit of lying. My friend had only just discovered this ...
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Six Ingredients of Transformative Journeys
Whether you’re 20 or 65, alone or with others, it doesn’t matter. Indeed, transformative journeys are an exercise in freedom, discovery, and self-knowledge. ...
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Toxic People Are Fighting A Battle With Themselves
High conflict people, negative people, toxic people. People who hurt you and disturb your peace far too easily and probably far too often. ...
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The Goldwater Rule: Don’t Speculate on Others’ Mental Health
The Goldwater Rule is an ethical statement that was issued in 1972 by the American Psychiatric Association (APA). It stipulates that the mental ...
Well Being
Learn to Ignore Those Who Only Seek to Make You Unhappy
Many times, getting away from conflictive people doesn’t only improve your physical comfort, but it benefits your mental health as well. In fact, ...