When Difficult Adults Derail Young People’s Emotional Well-Being

When Difficult Adults Derail Young People’s Emotional Well-Being

I once had a genuinely brilliant colleague, a professional with impressive credentials. Working with them, however, was exhausting. Their need for constant validation, unwillingness to accept feedback, and constant deflecting of blame... Read more »
Discovering Meaning Through the Lens of Friendship

Discovering Meaning Through the Lens of Friendship

“What is a friend? A single soul dwelling in two bodies.” This quote is attributed to the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle, who wrote extensively about the notion and importance of true friendship... Read more »
7 Ways to Nurture Your Creativity Now

7 Ways to Nurture Your Creativity Now

Creativity is our birthright. It is one of the most compelling aspects of human nature. Our imagination enlivens us and enhances our connection with everything around us. Creativity supports flexible thinking, adaptation... Read more »
Feel Better by Doing Less

Feel Better by Doing Less

Between jobs, kids, household responsibilities, dealing with parents, seeing friends, working out, meditating, walking every day, chauffeuring the children to activities, making sure that there is every tutor and lesson available, being... Read more »
Of Mice and Monkeys: Expressions Reveal Cognitive States

Of Mice and Monkeys: Expressions Reveal Cognitive States

Long-standing research in human psychology has claimed that certain facial expressions of emotion are universal across cultures. For example, classic cross-cultural studies by Paul Ekman and colleagues argue that certain “basic emotions”... Read more »
Fear of External Shame Is the Source of People-Pleasing

Fear of External Shame Is the Source of People-Pleasing

Perfectionism, people-pleasing, and chronic self-sacrifice imply a just world, one wherein merits, accountability, and humility are always rewarded. The irony is that for many perfectionists, these worlds are just ideals, with little... Read more »
What Is The Role Of Adrenaline?

What Is The Role Of Adrenaline?

Adrenaline (epinephrine) is a powerful chemical messenger that acts primarily as a hormone released into the bloodstream by the adrenal glands. Although it shares structural similarities with neurotransmitters and may act in... Read more »
How Leaders Can Build Trust Swiftly

How Leaders Can Build Trust Swiftly

Building trust and meaningful relationships are important parts of leadership. Trust is the foundation for creating collaboration, productivity, and thriving on your team. Yet, many leaders don’t prioritize building trust — often... Read more »
Japanese Autistic Adults Reveal Lifelong Struggles and a Deep Need for Acceptance

Japanese Autistic Adults Reveal Lifelong Struggles and a Deep Need for Acceptance

For many autistic people, navigating life without understanding why they feel different can be an isolating and painful experience. In Japan, where social harmony and conformity are deeply valued, this experience can... Read more »
Pets and the Hidden Grief in the Immigration Journey

Pets and the Hidden Grief in the Immigration Journey

Recently, I shared a post inviting people to talk about their relationships with their pets and the impact of this bond on their lives. The idea was to understand what it is... Read more »
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