Dolly Parton Lived Life with Generosity

Dolly Parton’s tragic passing on August 25, 2026, marks the end of an era. She lived with generosity, joy, love, and laughter. Her heart was so big that it is hard to... Read more »

What to Do if You Feel Intimidated

We’re not talking about encountering a mugger in an alley or a drunk in a bar looking for a fight. For most of us, feelings of intimidation arise in more mundane situations:... Read more »

You Didn’t Write That Chapter

Paula spent her 20s looking for a solution to her dissatisfaction. She believed a sense of fulfillment would arrive alongside key milestones: getting her law degree, getting married, having children. Now that... Read more »

The College Timeline | Psychology Today

There’s value in conceptualizing college not just as four years (or five!) all bundled together but as discrete blocks of time that each have their own purpose and characteristics. Each year marks... Read more »

Why Shrinkflation Works, Until We Notice

As shoppers in a cost-of-living crisis, we have become rather sensitive to when something suddenly costs more. Whether on the shelves of a grocery store or the final total at the checkout,... Read more »

Hidden Assets: 3 Reasons We Don’t Recognize Our Strengths

Let me tell you the story of Steven. In high school, Steven’s teachers described him as bright but disruptive. He frequently challenged rules and authority figures. He was abrasive, impatient, and dismissive... Read more »

Can You Save Your Family by Ending the Marriage?

Brian and Naomi were like many long-time married couples with kids you’d see at the neighborhood barbeques. From all appearances, they were happy enough with each other (they quarreled like everyone else,... Read more »

What Happens When AI Adapts to Us

In Part I of this blog, I discussed how AI affects attachment, empathy, and vulnerability in human relationships (Hoffman, 2026). In Part II, I explore how technology adapts to us, and how... Read more »

Why Your Life Matters… More Than You’ll Ever Know

Mona arrived in this world on December 16, 1940, an early Christmas gift to an adoring family. After 85 remarkable years, on the morning of August 4, 2026, she said one final... Read more »

Why ‘Work-Life Balance’ Is a Myth—and What to Do Instead

In my work, I generally dislike the concept of “work-life balance” for several reasons. First, it treats work and life as opposites. But increasingly for many people, these two intermingle. There is... Read more »
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