My Life in Numbers | Psychology Today

My Life in Numbers | Psychology Today

Countless numbers come together to create the richness and depth of my life. Interestingly, as I age, the definition of “old” changes. 71: how many birthdays I have enjoyed; 40: how old... Read more »
Why Being Self-Centred Can Be a Good Thing

Why Being Self-Centred Can Be a Good Thing

When we hear the word self-centred, it usually lands as an insult. In Western culture, being called self-centred suggests you’re self-absorbed, selfish, egotistical, and unconcerned with others. From a young age, many... Read more »
Dealing with a Difficult Boss

Dealing with a Difficult Boss

One of the most common questions we get from participants when we’re delivering leadership development programs is, “How can I be a good leader when my own manager sets a bad example?”... Read more »
Which Quality Distinguishes the Very Best Leaders?

Which Quality Distinguishes the Very Best Leaders?

In recent years, there has been a lot of discussion (and research) on leader humility. In traditional views of leadership, however, this may be puzzling. Leaders need to be confident and self-assured.... Read more »
Understanding Passive-Aggressive Parents & How To Cope

Understanding Passive-Aggressive Parents & How To Cope

Passive-aggressive parents are caregivers who express anger, resentment, or disapproval indirectly rather than communicating openly. Instead of telling you what’s wrong, they might use subtle digs, sarcasm, or silence to convey their... Read more »
The Power of Maybe | Psychology Today

The Power of Maybe | Psychology Today

“Maybe is the beginning of all journeys.” — Anonymous We’ve often been told we need to be confident, strong, and bold in our decisions—to say “yes” or “no” quickly and decisively. But... Read more »
Personality Clues Behind ADHD Symptoms

Personality Clues Behind ADHD Symptoms

When traits and symptoms intertwine, personality can act like a magnifying glass for understanding ADHD. Key Points Children high in neuroticism, aggressiveness, and negative self-image showed stronger ADHD symptoms. Low conscientiousness predicted... Read more »
A Hybrid Moral Codex for Human-AI Cohabitation

A Hybrid Moral Codex for Human-AI Cohabitation

The explosion of artificial intelligence represents more than technological evolution. It’s a societal transformation. As AI-powered robots integrate into workplaces, homes, and public spaces, human-machine interaction lines blur. This cohabitation requires a... Read more »
Creating An Autism-Friendly Home

Creating An Autism-Friendly Home

For many autistic adults, home is more than just a place to live — it’s the one environment where you should be able to fully relax, recover, and be yourself without constant... Read more »
Are Astrology Followers Gullible? Not Necessarily

Are Astrology Followers Gullible? Not Necessarily

Would you be surprised if I told you that more Americans know their astrological signs than their blood type? That’s what a Quest Diagnostics survey found in 2023. According to their findings,... Read more »
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