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Many people who are intellectually creative don’t see that about themselves. We’re conditioned to think of artistic creativity when we think of creativity. Intellectual creativity is just as valuable. It’s a very... Read more »
People often feel embarrassed when they struggle to go no contact with a toxic or narcissistic person. Friends may say, “Just block them,” or “Why don’t you walk away already?” To others,... Read more »
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The phrase “person with autism” uses person-first language, emphasizing the individual before the condition, while “autistic person” uses identity-first language, highlighting autism as a core part of identity. Which term is preferred... Read more »
Does this sound like you? You’ve mastered reliability and basic social skills. You’re gritty. You complete challenging projects and meet important deadlines. Your friends come to you for advice. You can smoothly... Read more »
Sometimes we over-complicate what we need to do to experience better mental health. By targeting common patterns of anxious thinking in our daily lives, we can make meaningful improvements without feeling overwhelmed... Read more »
You’re in 8th-grade. It’s math class, and you’re trying to finish a geometry worksheet before the bell. The room’s abuzz — other kids are chatting, clearly already done. The overbearing fluorescent lights... Read more »
When initiating a conversation with a guy in person for the first time, it’s important to be authentic, confident, and engaging. Mindset Be yourself: Don’t try to be someone you’re not. Authenticity... Read more »