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The Identity Hack to Behavioral Change
Real change doesn’t come from willpower—it comes from identity. Shift how you see yourself, and your behaviors will follow. Stressful times included.
Beyond Therapy in a Round of Golf
Author Christopher Ransom wrote a novel about love and golf, and it changed his life.
When Your Grown Child Treats You Like the Enemy
You’ve given your child everything—so why are they lashing out with criticism, blame, and resentment? Learn how to respond with grace instead of regret.
Top 3 Reasons We Stay in Toxic Relationships
Why do people stay in toxic relationships? Explore three reasons—emotional dependence, fear of being alone, and trauma bonding—in this breakdown.
Why Change Is So Hard—Even When You Want It
Are you struggling to make a change and can’t figure out why? Discover the hidden psychological barriers that can hold you back and how to guard against them.
Study Finds AI Chatbot Can Improve Mental Health
Study finds AI chatbot significantly improve symptoms for those suffering from major depressive disorder (MDD), generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), and eating disorders in just two months.
When Parents Are Banished by Adult Children
Being cut out of an adult child’s life can be agonizing for any parent. You can’t change your child—but changing your own behavior can be empowering and may make a …
“Jeong”: A Korean Word for the Felt Sense of Connectedness
How an untranslatable word could help us better understand our need for attachment.
What Your Hobbies Say About You (Whether You Like It or Not)
Your hobbies influence how you’re seen at work. Find out when to share them and why it can shape your professional success.