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A meta-analysis asks whether higher- or lower-income people are more likely to be generous. Here’s what they found. Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter

In the middle of conflict, these five words can turn reactivity into reassurance—and bring you and your partner back to each other. Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter

The negative things we hear in toxic environments can chip away at our sense of worth and self-confidence. Catch and challenge the resulting self-critical thoughts. Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter

As noted in previous essays, a tactic used by critics of capitalism is to accuse them of envy. As an argument, the Accusation of Envy is a fallacy. However, as was noted in the previous essay, a person’s envy could bias them and impact their credibility. Even when envy is relevant to credibility, proof of…

Leveraging the power of the spontaneously wandering mind to enhance learning, problem-solving, and creativity. Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter

What if love isn’t something you find, but something you remember and master from within? Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter

Overwhelmed, disconnected, fading into the routine and issues of life? If you’ve ever felt “invisible” to yourself, this post will help you reclaim the “me” aspect in your life. Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter

Heartbreak hurts. Discover key factors—from childhood to faith—that influence how we heal and find a path forward after loss. Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter

Personal Perspective: We must continue to raise awareness about mental health, to remove stigma, offer support, and share resources. Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter