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How Can You Live a Happy Life According to the 80/20 Rule
The most important rule for living a happy life is to do what you want to do when you want to do it, and how you want to do it.
By Kymani Finn4 years ago in Humans
Panic Attack: Truths and Myths
A person who experiences a panic attack or more does not always find the best words to explain his feelings. And panic attacks are often misunderstood! In essence, panic attacks are one of the body's ways of responding to fear. But this response to fear is an exaggeration, disproportionate to reality.
By Tyreke Hart4 years ago in Humans
Master Your Self-Care Sundays
Trying to schedule frequent beauty treatments can be time-consuming and costly. Working 5 days a week, managing life admin, kids, cooking, I don’t blame you for placing it on your non-essential list.
By Sotira4 years ago in Humans
Prone to Developing Major Mental Illness?
Most of the time, people manage to cope with difficult life situations as they arise. Some faster, some slower. And others get stuck in a certain situation. What is the difference between them? Or rather, what is the nature of this difference?
By Kaidan Power4 years ago in Humans
The Pleasant Feeling of Belonging to a Group
We are the loneliest society in human history. In recent years, we have begun to retire to our own homes, to immerse ourselves in our phones, and, in general, to spend more time connected to some devices than to each other.
By Kaidan Power4 years ago in Humans
Couple Life: Expectations versus Reality
It is sometimes said that in conflicting couples, partners "speak different languages." And maybe this expression is not entirely an exaggeration. Quite simply, in such situations, there are noticeable differences between the expectations that the partners have of each other and the things that they receive.
By Kaidan Power4 years ago in Humans
Why Are More and More People Giving up Their Chosen Careers?
"If you like what you do, you won't work a single day of your life." (Confucius) We often read about people giving up their jobs to pursue a new career path. For some of them, the reason may be dissatisfaction at work (generated by several factors) and the fact that there is no congruence between what they do and what they would like to do or what they feel.
By Lina Parker4 years ago in Humans
He Didn’t Miss a Thing. And Yet, What Do I Do With My Baby?
Finding the balance between professional and personal life is a challenge for any professionally active person, the strong interest in competitiveness and profit can imperceptibly unbalance the relationship between energy invested in work and family and personal life concerns.
By Lina Parker4 years ago in Humans
How to Build Harmonious Relationships
A well-known saying goes that "love is not enough". For a relationship to last, without being negatively affected by tense daily life, professional challenges, stress at work, or the multiple duties of each member of a couple, we need to pay attention and patience. In addition, harmonious and healthy relationships become more than a necessity, especially when a child appears in the couple's life.
By Ayla Ward4 years ago in Humans
How Can We Shape Children’s Behavior?
We often hear (or even say) that "7 years at home" is a sign of good growth. In general, however, the expression is associated only with the acquisition of rules of politeness. The umbrella of these 7 years should cover other notions that shape a future responsible adult and self-control: the ability to integrate into the environment, to make beneficial personal choices while taking into account those around him, to develop a good self-representation, to behave appropriately and to correct oneself without too much effort when needed.
By Ayla Ward4 years ago in Humans
How Can I Help a Loved One to Seek Specialized Help?
When a loved one suffers, it is natural to feel anxious and want to understand why she is feeling unwell and, especially, how you can help her feel better.
By Amy Hamilton4 years ago in Humans
Lateral Thinking in the Development of Creativity
One of how psychotherapy can improve your mood is to change your mind. What we might call lateralization or lateral thinking is a creative process, as opposed to logical thinking.
By Anton Harvey4 years ago in Humans