The Project 333 Challenge, my 33-item wardrobe experiment wasn’t a fad after all. Dressing with less has changed my closet and my life in so many ways. Join me for a new season with a tiny wardrobe…. The post My 33-Item Wardrobe Experiment 16 years Later appeared first on Be More with Less.
Personal Perspective: Access to the artist can change the experience of a work entirely and make the viewing far richer than it would otherwise be.
When clients consider family estrangement, therapists must examine their influence. Which interventions truly serve clients’ long-term interests?
Most parents worry when children lie. Research suggests those lies may reveal important clues about how children think, learn, and understand others.
A patient planning to kill a former partner is involuntarily hospitalized. The attending psychologist recommends required psychotherapy. Can the patient be forced to participate?
“A star is the glowing light inside the other person, distantly seen, brave soul’s tiny flame, too bright to approach without great courage and integrity.” We move among surfaces. If we are lucky enough, if we are courageous enough, every once in a while we dive into the depths with another. It is not easy,…
Marbling the waters of every ocean with their billows of black and white, orcas are Earth’s most creative and most successful apex predator. Although they are known as killer whales, they are the largest member of the dolphin family. Older than great white sharks, they hunt everything from seals a tenth their size to moose…
Family roots are more than genealogy. An old photograph or familiar family story can change how we see our own lives. Connecting with those roots helps us understand where we belong and what we want to carry forward. Family roots can be underappreciated in a society that overemphasizes individualism and independence. We are encouraged to…
“Let your interests be as wide as possible, and let your reactions to the things and persons that interest you be as far as possible friendly rather than hostile.” In my darkest hours, what has saved me again and again is some action of unselfing — some instinctive wakefulness to an aspect of the world…
“How are you?” might be one of the most common conversation starters we use and one of the least likely to get an honest answer. Most of us respond automatically: “Good.” “Fine.” “Not bad.” Then we move on. It’s less of a question than a social reflex. But if you actually want to know how…
