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Insights and tools for emotional intelligence, self-awareness, personal growth, and living a mindful, meaningful life.

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    Pub visitors feel happier than others.

    If you’re looking for an opportunity to gather with friends and enjoy a pint this weekend, look no further than a new s…

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    Learning from Mr. Bean: the magical signal of the eyes will help you get what you want.

    Do you remember the rich palette of expressions that Mr. Bean had? Masterfully using it, he silently conveyed a multitude of desires and feelings. Now, perhaps not just a movie…

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    Scientists have identified six qualities that make people cool.

    In English, the term “cool” typically refers to someone who is admired by many and often serves as a role model. This person is independent, creative, and exemplary in every…

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    News is a sneaky culprit of stress. How can we avoid going crazy from it?

    Research has shown that consuming negative news is linked to mental health issues such as feelings of anxiety, insecurity, and vulnerability. Bad news can make a person more pessimistic about…

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    Moms who are overly absorbed in social media find it harder to connect with their own children.

    A new study from the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa reveals that mothers who spend more time on social media engage in conversations with their children significantly less than those…

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    Obsession with social media reflects how self-absorbed a person is.

    It turns out that an obsession with social media reveals just how much a person adores themselves. In other words, it highlights their narcissism. According to a new study, some—but…

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    Are your father’s jokes getting on your nerves? Don’t worry: a sense of humor isn’t hereditary.

    If you find yourself rolling your eyes at your dad’s cheesy puns during family gatherings, researchers say there’s no need to worry. According to a new study, you’re unlikely to…

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    A pet makes a person not so much happier as it does more anxious, according to scientists.

    Most dog and cat owners claim that deciding to bring a four-legged friend into their lives was one of the best choices they’ve ever made. However, a new study has…

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    Each personality type has its own specific exercises.

    A study conducted by a team of researchers from University College London, led by Professor Flaminia Ronca, has revealed that individuals who enjoy exercising are more likely to stick with…

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    Mondays trigger prolonged stress and heart issues.

    A team of researchers from the University of Hong Kong has found that the phenomenon known as “Monday anxiety” affects both working individuals and retirees. This indicates a deeply rooted…

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    Botanical Gardens Are the City’s Best Natural Air Conditioners

    On a sweltering summer day, few things are as soothing as a stroll through a botanical garden. But these gardens are more than a peaceful oasis. In the face of…

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    Grandma Joy, 91, Is Traveling the World With Her 42-Year-Old Grandson

    Grandma Joy and her 42-year-old grandson, Brad Ryan, of Duncan Falls, Ohio, have a new goal: visit all seven continents. This travel duo, known for their adventures, has already explored…

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    Is AI at Work Making Employees Lonelier?

    Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly part of our lives: it’s used in marketing, design, finance, and manufacturing, and it makes many jobs easier. But recent studies have found that workers…

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    A 17,000-Year-Old Shoulder Bone Rewrites When Dogs Became Pets

    A team of Spanish researchers has dated the bone of the oldest domesticated dog. Humans have been befriending their canine companions for more than 17,000 years. The discovery shows dogs…

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    A ‘glass’ orchid discovered on Hachijo Island — a new Spiranthes species

    The flower with “glass-like” petals was named Spiranthes hachijoensis, honoring the genus Spiranthes and Hachijo Island (Tokyo Prefecture), where researchers found it. The white-pink petals of this previously unknown orchid…

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    This smart kitchen bin dries, compresses, and recycles your food scraps

    The startup Mill, founded by Matt Rogers and Harry Tannenbaum, has built a kitchen bin unlike any other. The founders say they’ve solved food-waste disposal. The smart container dries and…

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    If the Last Baby Is Born Today, How Long Would Humanity Survive?

    Very few people live beyond the age of 100. If everyone suddenly stopped having children, it’s likely that in about a century there would be no one left on Earth.…

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    Yes — Even Bread and Ketchup: What to Refrigerate During a Heat Wave

    Every summer, people in many countries struggle with extreme heat. Because of global warming, many are changing how they eat and cook. Experts suggest reorganizing your kitchen before you start…

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    Why Barbie Is Ditching High Heels for Flats

    Researchers at Australia’s Monash University analyzed nearly 3,000 Barbie dolls released over the past 65 years and found that high heels are gradually being replaced by flat shoes. The iconic…

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    Why Brushing Before Breakfast Is Better for Your Teeth

    When should you brush your teeth in the morning—before or after breakfast? Opinions are divided. Researchers at a well-known dental care company offer a clear answer. So, what does science…

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    The 75/33 Rule: Why longer, more frequent breaks may boost productivity

    The team of researchers behind the time-tracking software DeskTime, based in Riga, Latvia, believes that most of us are not organizing our days effectively. They assert that the key to…

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    Which Airplane Seats Give You the Best Chance in a Crash

    Before a flight, many people wonder: are some seats actually safer than others, and if so, which ones? Is Flying Risky? According to experts, airplanes are among the safest modes…

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    Low-income childhood linked to accelerated biological aging

    A study from Imperial College London found that children from poorer families show biological signs of accelerated aging compared with wealthier peers. A team of researchers analyzed data from 1,160…

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    How Often Should You Wash Your Sheets — Weekly Is Best

    Washing bed linens feels like a tedious chore. But with modern washing machines, there’s less excuse not to swap them out more often. Researchers have found that most people change…

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    Why Most Pencils Are Hexagonal

    Pencils weren’t always hexagonal. Several practical reasons explain how the six-sided shape won out. ‘When pencils were made by hand, they were smooth,’ said Caroline Weaver, owner of a pencil…

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    World’s Smallest Dog Meets the Tallest — and They Hit It Off

    To mark its 70th anniversary, Guinness World Records arranged a meeting between the tallest and smallest dogs on the planet: a four-year-old Chihuahua named Pearl from Florida, who stands just…

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    Prosperity Isn’t About Money: These Countries Top Harvard’s Global Well-Being List

    A new Harvard study looked at well-being and happiness across 22 countries, surveying more than 200,000 people. Some of the findings were surprising. Leading the prosperity scale were Indonesia, Israel,…

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    86% of People Shower in the Wrong Order — Do This Instead

    Most people shower at least once a day without thinking about the order — and it turns out a lot of us do it wrong. Original Source, a U.S. maker…

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    Why Elevators Have Mirrors — and Why They Matter

    We all use elevators from time to time. While some are glass boxes that offer a view, most are enclosed spaces with mirrors. But why are those mirrors there? There…

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    Why so many top CEOs are left-handed

    Researchers at the Donald Costello College of Business have identified another factor behind the success of Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, and Mark Zuckerberg: all three are left-handed. The study found…

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    Pretty Woman at 35: Little-Known Facts About the Cult Rom‑Com

    Thirty-five years after it hit theaters, Garry Marshall’s romantic comedy remains one of those rare movies loved across multiple generations. Now 57, Julia Roberts was just 22 when she played…

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    The Boiling Point in Relationships: How Soon a Breakup Becomes Inevitable

    Have you ever felt upset about a breakup you knew, two years or more earlier, was coming? In other words, you suspected for a long time that your love had…

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    Make Your Morning a Joy, Not a Struggle

    29-year-old American influencer Ashton Hall has urged his followers to wake up at 3:50 AM, do extreme workouts, and try some unconventional skin-care techniques. Hall, who bills himself as an…

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    How a Scholar Uncovered the Truth About England’s “Most Haunted” Village

    Thanks to an abundance of reported apparitions, the village of Pluckley was entered into the Guinness World Records in 1989. This unassuming settlement has held the title of the spookiest…

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    ‘I Do What I Like’: 115-Year-Old Brit Declared the World’s Oldest Person

    Ethel Caterham, 115, who was recognized as the world’s oldest person, says the secret to longevity is doing what you love. Mrs. Caterham, born in 1909, became the first British…

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    Loch Ness Centre is hiring a ‘Nessie hunter’ — and the pay is surprisingly high

    The offer is tempting. But it requires courage and a specific set of skills. For nearly a century, the creature said to live in Loch Ness, south of Inverness, has…

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    How María Branyas Lived to 117: Genes, Gut Bacteria, and a Life Well Lived

    The record of María Branyas has officially been recognized by experts from the Guinness World Records. To uncover how Ms. María managed to live such a long life, scientists from…

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    Billions of people may be missing from global population data

    In March 2025, the global population reached 8.21 billion. But Finnish researchers say Earth may be more densely populated than we thought. A new study finds that statistics significantly underestimate…

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    Why Gen Z Wastes More Food Than Their Parents

    Researchers say Generation Z wastes more food than their parents do. Often that’s because young people are confused by food expiration labels — and they tend to trust them without…

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    The World’s Rich Have Already Blown Through Their 2025 Carbon Budget

    A new report from the British charity Oxfam GB, which focuses on inequality and poverty, calls private jet use by the ultra-wealthy “a symbol of climate injustice.” To keep warming…

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    People on Social Media Were Stumped by What AM and PM Mean

    Even English-speaking internet users were perplexed. Recently the topic blew up on a social media platform. The debate kicked off when a regular user posted: “I might be called stupid…

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    Women Prefer Meat-Eating Men on Dating Apps — Especially If They Eat Meat Too

    A new study from the University of Warsaw in Poland found that women were more likely to agree to dates with men who eat meat. Why? They rated those men…

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    How a 20‑Minute Kitchen Dance Party Can Give You a Real Workout

    During the coronavirus pandemic, when people were confined to their homes, English singer Sophie Ellis-Bextor began streaming online “Kitchen Disco” dance parties. Not only did she lift the spirits of…

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    5 Unconventional Movies to Put You in a New Year Mood

    The New Year holidays are the perfect excuse to dive into great movies: finally you can watch what you’ve been meaning to see all year or revisit a few favorites.…

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    5 Billionaires’ Morning Routines That Helped Make Them Successful

    Most of these people say their rituals and strict daily routines helped shape their success. Here’s a brief overview of how five tech titans start their mornings. Jeff Bezos: $236…

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    How Often You Should Really Wash Your Clothes

    We often get laundry wrong. We wash some things too often and neglect others. Advice from consumer group Which? may surprise you. Little-Known Nuances Which? says many of us don’t…

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    One in Seven People Treats Their Houseplants Like Family

    We used to just water our houseplants on schedule. Now many people consider them part of the family. A team of researchers from the University of South Australia surveyed 115…

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    If She’s Not Bored in Bed, She’s Unlikely to Cheat

    A charming colleague at the office, a handsome waiter, or a muscular gym regular—attractive men are everywhere around your partner. The study suggests the only time to worry that your…

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