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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

After two decades of awe research, scientists conducted the first randomized controlled trial of awe. Here’s what they found. Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter

It is not merely a matter of growing bones and growing responsibilities, this business of growing up, this unfinishable project of becoming ourselves. It is less like the evolutionary diagram of the upright ape than like a Russian nesting doll, our prior selves not outgrown but integrated, forever dwelling inside the person walking this world…

D&D and associated games have a famous alignment system that defines the morality of creature in terms of good, evil, neutral, lawful and chaotic. In Pathfinder version of the game, neutral good is characterized as follows:   A neutral good character is good, but not shackled by order. He sees good where he can, but…

“To be a human being among people and to remain one forever, no matter in what circumstances, not to grow despondent and not to lose heart — that’s what life is all about, that’s its task.” “I mean to work tremendously hard,” the young Fyodor Dostoyevsky (November 11, 1821–February 9, 1881) resolved in contemplating his…