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We often assume narcissists are blind to the trail of wreckage they leave behind. But research suggests they are often fully aware of their traits and actually see them as assets. Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter

As cats get older, they may need a little extra help. Changes to the environment and making time for play and enrichment can make a big difference. Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter

“The art of losing isn’t hard to master,” Elizabeth Bishop wrote in one of the great masterpieces of poetry. “Every mortal loss is an Immortal Gain,” William Blake wrote two centuries before her in his beautiful letter to a bereaved father. We dream of immortality because we are creatures made of loss — the death…

The United States persists in waging and endless war on drugs and faces ever increasing and problems with higher education. I will reconsider an immodest proposal I made years ago intended to address both problems. In the case of higher education, one problem is that the cost of education exceeds the resources of many Americans….

Personal Perspective: When neurodivergent people talk about “neurodiversity pride,” we are talking about our survival. Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter

We hear a lot about estranged adult children. But what about the parents trapped by guilt, blame, dependence, and the painful feeling that they “owe” their child more? Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter

Learn how to spot the strict separatism, censorship, anti-intellectualism, autocratic control, and co-dependency that fundamentalist religious cults mandate. Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter

Decluttering isn’t always easy but it does get easier when you get started and begin to enjoy the space you are creating. Even when you’ve made some progress though, there are still a few things that may… The post 5 Things That May Be Hard to Declutter appeared first on Be More with Less. Share…

Here’s how to increase your optimism and your health. Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter