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7 habits that separate successful entrepreneurs from those who fail, according to psychology
1 month ago

My old mentor used to say, “Not every entrepreneur is cut out for success, and not every failure is a lost cause.”

Intriguing, right?

Well, it turns out, the entrepreneurial journey isn’t just about having a groundbreaking idea or a foolproof business plan. It’s about the habits we …

7 daily habits that keep people small, safe, and unsuccessful
1 month ago

Ever wonder why some people seem stuck in the same place year after year—going through the motions, playing it safe, but never really getting anywhere? 

It’s not always a lack of ambition or talent. More often, it’s the result of subtle, daily habits that quietly shape a life of …

8 tiny habits that will give you a mental and intellectual edge over 99% of people
1 month ago

When someone asks me how I stay sharp and ahead of the game, I tell them it’s all about habits. Tiny, but mighty habits that give my brain the fuel it needs to operate at its best.

Now, don’t get me wrong, it’s not some magic trick. It’s just …

If you really want to free yourself of self-doubt and insecurity, say goodbye to these behaviors
1 month ago

As I took a long, hard look in the mirror one morning, I realized something—I was my own biggest critic.

The constant self-doubt and insecurity had become my worst enemies, holding me back from reaching my true potential. Does this sound familiar?

Before you start nodding in agreement, …

8 traits of men who make excellent husbands, according to psychology
1 month ago

I’ve always been fascinated by the science of love and relationships.

As Tina Fey, founder of the Love Connection blog, I’ve spent years delving into the depths of psychology to understand what makes certain men stand out as excellent husbands.

The answer isn’t one-size-fits-all, but psychology offers some …

7 things people buy to look upper class (but actually cheapen their image)
1 month ago

When it comes to projecting an image of wealth, sophistication, and class, there’s a right way and a wrong way. So often, people think they can buy their way into an upper-crust appearance.

But in reality, certain purchases can backfire, leaving you looking less like a member of the …

7 small mindset shifts that make retirement feel liberating, says psychology
1 month ago

Retirement can be a daunting concept for many. The idea of stepping away from your career, the routine and the financial security it provides can send a shiver down anyone’s spine. But what if I told you, it doesn’t have to be that way?

Psychology suggests that retirement can …

7 signs you’re not actually introverted – you’re emotionally guarded
1 month ago

We often hear the phrase, “I’m just an introvert.” It’s a comfortable, easy label to slap on when we don’t feel like socializing or opening up to those around us.

But hold on a second.

What if what you’re experiencing isn’t really introversion? What if it’s a protective …

7 signs you’re outgrowing your old life (and it’s a good thing)
1 month ago

Ever feel like you’re playing a part in a movie that’s not quite yours? Like you’re living a life that doesn’t quite fit? That’s called outgrowing your old life, and trust me, it’s a good thing.

It’s about recognizing that you’ve evolved beyond your current circumstances. It’s about acknowledging …

Oprah Winfrey says be grateful for every age you’re blessed to become, adopt these 8 daily habits that turn aging into art
1 month ago

I’ve always found birthdays to be a curious mix of excitement and dread.

On the one hand, I’m all for celebrating with cake, friends, and that slight boost of confidence that comes with wearing your “special day” outfit.

On the other hand, there’s often a little voice in …

8 small relationship habits that quietly destroy trust without you realizing it
1 month ago

Trust is a fragile thing in relationships, more valuable than gold yet so easy to shatter.

And often, it’s the little things we do without realizing that chip away at this precious commodity.

You might not even realize you’re denting that trust, but I’m here to tell you, …

7 habits of couples who stay in love for the long haul, according to psychology
1 month ago

There’s a fascinating distinction between couples who stay in love for the long haul and those who don’t. It’s not about luck or destiny, it’s about habits.

But what exactly are these habits? Thankfully, psychology has some answers.

According to research, couples who maintain that loving spark over …

7 subtle techniques highly charismatic people use to effortlessly influence others
1 month ago

There’s a fine line between being persuasive and being pushy.

Take charismatic people, for instance. They seem to have this natural ability to sway others, yet they never appear forceful or deceitful.

Their charm isn’t about manipulation, but rather about making others feel comfortable and empowered to make …

7 subtle behaviors that reveal someone can’t be trusted—even if they seem friendly
1 month ago

When I was in college, I had a classmate who seemed like the friendliest person in the world. She’d always greet me with a bright smile, ask about my day, and insist that we study together. At first, I was thrilled to have found someone so supportive.

Over time, …

7 Slack mistakes that might be making your coworkers avoid you
1 month ago

Navigating the digital communication world can be a complex task. Especially when it comes to Slack, a platform we all use, but may be unknowingly misusing.

Ever wondered why your colleagues aren’t responding to your messages? Or why you’re often left out of important conversations? You might be making …

People with exceptional emotional intelligence typically avoid these 7 common first impression mistakes
1 month, 1 week ago

Have you ever wondered why some people seem to make a positive impression effortlessly, while others struggle to leave their mark?

Here’s the secret.

These charmers, the ones who instantly click with everyone, likely have exceptional emotional intelligence (EI). They understand and manage not only their own emotions, …

I lived by the 2-minute rule for 30 days—here’s how it helped clutter vanish from my life
1 month, 1 week ago

Living by the notorious 2-minute rule for an entire month? It sounded like a daunting challenge, but I knew it could potentially revolutionize my life.

My life was nothing short of a mess. My schedule was more of a labyrinth than an actual plan, my workspace mirrored the aftermath …

7 ways emotionally intelligent people set boundaries without guilt
1 month, 1 week ago

Many of us carry guilt when we say “no” or impose limits. It’s as if we’ve been conditioned to believe we’re being mean or unhelpful.

But here’s what I’ve seen in my practice: emotionally intelligent people do the exact opposite.

They lay out their boundaries in a way …

I tried planning my week backwards—here are 7 productivity wins I never saw coming
1 month, 1 week ago

There’s a big leap between knowing you need to be more productive and actually figuring out how to do it. I’ve tried countless methods and strategies, but nothing seemed to really stick.

Then, I decided to flip the script—I tried planning my week backwards.

The concept was simple: …

8 social mistakes retirees make that quietly shrink their circle—and how to fix them
1 month, 1 week ago

When you retire, you envision a life of leisure, filled with social gatherings and newfound time to connect with others. But often, it’s not that simple.

Retirement can be a tricky phase. You’ve spent years in the workforce, but now the dynamics have changed. And without realizing, you might …

7 ‘boring’ money habits ultra-wealthy families pass down through generations
1 month, 1 week ago

There’s a fine line between being wealthy and maintaining that wealth.

The secret often lies in routine, ‘boring’ money habits that the ultra-wealthy pass down through generations. These habits may seem dull or even mundane, but they have a powerful impact on long-term financial health.

Being rich isn’t …

If you can’t eat without watching something, these 7 things might be true about your brain
1 month, 1 week ago

I used to set my dinner plate on my coffee table, pull out my phone, and load up a show before I took my first bite. Sometimes it was a five-minute clip; other times, I’d dive into a binge-worthy series, telling myself I deserved a little “me time.”

But …

7 behaviors of women who have quietly given up on love, says psychology
1 month, 1 week ago

We’ve all heard that age-old adage, “It’s better to have loved and lost than to never have loved at all.”

But what if you’re one of the many who have experienced the sting of heartbreak once too often? You know, that moment when you’ve decided that maybe love just …

Entrepreneurs who build cult-like brands usually follow these 7 unconventional rules
1 month, 1 week ago

What makes some brands feel more like a movement than a business? You know the kind—the ones with customers who aren’t just buying products, but wearing the logo like a badge of identity. 

It’s not just about great marketing or flashy design. There’s something deeper going on—something emotional, tribal, …

If someone uses these 8 phrases in a conversation, they probably have below-average social skills
1 month, 1 week ago

If someone interrupts you mid-sentence, it’s clear they lack patience. If they brag incessantly, it’s a sign of insecurity.

That’s Social Skills 101.

But let’s dive a bit deeper. The reality is, communication is a nuanced dance, one that requires more than basic moves to master. Decoding the …

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