Archive for month: May, 2023
How top athletes get in the zone
Ever wish you had a switch you could just turn whenever you needed to be focused and productive? While getting in the zone is something we all hope and strive for — whether it’s at work, at home, at school [...]
How to spot adaptability in others — and boost it in yourself
How do you deal with immense change? Be honest with yourself: Are you someone who embraces it and evolves with it? Or, do you tend to retreat and stick with what you know? In our tumultuous times, adaptability — defined [...]
3 types of normal forgetting — and 1 that isn’t
Love picking up new skills that can enrich your daily life? If so, TED Courses is for you — it was created with all you forever learners and self-improvers in mind and taught by some of your favorite TED speakers. Neuroscientist [...]
3 strategies to help you cope with tragedy and sorrow
Tough times are inevitable. Wellbeing and resilience expert Lucy Hone shares the three straightforward tactics that she used to get through her darkest days. I’d like to start by asking you some questions. Have you ever lost someone you loved? [...]
Why are some people irritable all the time? And what can you do?
As a psychologist who’s been in private practice for 25 years, I’ve seen that there are as many kinds of relationship problems as there are humans on this planet. But one issue that keeps coming up is about irritability — [...]
2 words that can help check your assumptions about people
Asking “so what?” can bring out your hidden beliefs and ideas, says career strategist Gail Tolstoi-Miller. Six seconds. That’s how long the typical recruiter is said to spend reviewing a resume. In order to whiz through a dashboard full of [...]
The science behind panic attacks — and what you can do to manage them
Have you ever woken up in the morning — or even in the middle of the night — only to find that your body is already in full-blown, heart-racing fight-or-flight mode? Panic attacks are surprisingly common; at least one-third of [...]