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Mind & Life

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

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    Want to Befriend a Cat? Try a Slow Blink

    A new study by British animal psychologists found that cats are more likely to approach an outstretched hand after they…

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    Why Counting Sheep, Cheese, and Other Sleep Hacks Don’t Fix Insomnia

    Counting sheep every night or sipping alcohol to fall asleep? Those folk remedies are myths. One sleep specialist who calls them out is Dr. Lindsey Browning of the British Sleep…

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    Why Provençal Rosé Tastes Different at Home and on Vacation

    Thanks to its pearly-pink hue and subtle summer-berry aroma, Provençal rosé has become a symbol of the region. Here, tourists from all over indulge in the legendary drink and often…

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    How to Get Through Work After a Sleepless Night

    Imagine you didn’t sleep at all or were kept awake by bad dreams. Still, despite the exhaustion, you have to be at work during the day. Dr. Vladislav Rivkin, an…

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    Why Daily Walking Might Be the Best Exercise You’re Not Doing

    Keeping your body healthy and your mind calm is a basic goal for anyone who wants a more fulfilling life. To get there, many people join sports clubs, sign up…

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    Why men with higher libidos tend to live longer

    A new study from Yamagata University found that men with a stronger sex drive—libido—were 69 percent less likely to die during the study period than men who reported no sexual…

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    7 Signs Your Friend Might Need Help

    Everyone reacts to stress differently, and not everyone can admit their struggles, even to someone close to them. That’s the view of Tema Bryant, president of the American Psychological Association.…

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    How a 30-Minute Nap Could Raise Your Risk of Atrial Fibrillation

    Atrial fibrillation is a heart rhythm disorder marked by irregular, often rapid contractions of the heart’s atria. More than 40 million people worldwide suffer from this condition, which increases the…

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    How Coworkers’ Laughter Gives Away Office Romances

    Laughter is far more complex, diverse, and socially meaningful than many people realize. A team of researchers at the University of Baltimore has found that friendly laughter and lovers’ laughter…

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    Soul vs. Wallet: How Much Does a Partner’s Wealth Really Matter?

    The Beatles were onto something when they sang “Can’t Buy Me Love.” Their lyric feels even more relevant today than in 1964, when the Liverpool quartet released the hit. When…

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    How climate change will make wine sweeter, stronger, and less distinctive

    The climate crisis threatens nearly every aspect of life, and winemaking is no exception. Researchers at Lancaster University in the UK say warming will make wine sweeter — almost jammy.…

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    The Dating-App Crisis: How Endless Choice Makes People Anxious and Emotionally Guarded

    Millions of people around the world credit dating apps with helping them find love. But critics and longtime users are increasingly worried about a growing crisis on these platforms. As…

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    Why Laughter Is the Cheapest Medicine for a Troubled Society

    Have you ever met someone who never laughs? If so, you probably tried to leave the conversation as quickly as possible. Why? Because we instinctively gravitate toward cheerful, smiling people…

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    Your Body Is Sending an SOS: 5 Warning Signs You’re Not Getting Enough Sleep

    We live in a culture that prizes hustle — and too often sleep gets shortchanged. Many people sacrifice sleep for work and a busy social life. Sooner or later, though,…

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    Which Jobs Will AI Replace First?

    A Princeton University study has identified 20 professions most at risk from artificial intelligence. Topping the list are call center operators, educators across various disciplines, and sociologists. In recent years,…

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    4.9 Million Tons of Plastic Are Floating in the World’s Oceans — and the Problem Is Growing

    Researchers at the 5 Gyres Institute warn that, by 2040, the rate at which plastic enters the world’s oceans could increase 2.6-fold. But the trend can be reversed if people…

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    White Wine Rage: Why a Few Glasses Can Make People Angry

    Women often complain about what’s called “white wine rage.” There are plenty of stories about people turning into monsters after just a few glasses of Chardonnay. But men aren’t immune…

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    Five simple nighttime fixes to help stop snoring

    Snoring can make nights miserable for the person who snores — and it’s even worse for anyone trying to sleep in the same room. A recent study by sleep specialists…

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    Your Reusable Water Bottle Can Be 40,000 Times Dirtier Than a Toilet Seat

    A team of water-quality experts at WaterFilterGuru in the U.S. investigated the cleanliness of reusable eco-friendly water bottles — and found an unpleasant surprise. It turns out that inside these…

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    Mature Love: How Relationships in Later Life Keep Us Healthy

    How to maintain relationships over the years, when to let go of a partner, and what to strive for: a rational approach and inspiring examples. Synchronizing Heartbeats Every person might…

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    Forget Paris — Hungary Is Home to the Happiest Couples

    A study from Wrocław University suggests the capital of love isn’t Paris—it’s Budapest. That makes Hungary the country where couples report the strongest feelings. Malaysia and Portugal came in second…

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    How a Selfie with Your Dog Can Boost Your Dating Prospects

    It turns out taking selfies with your dog can make you more attractive — at least to people scrolling social media or dating profiles. A new survey led by American…

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    How a UK trial convinced companies to switch to a four-day workweek

    A six-month experiment, from June to December 2022, showed a four-day workweek is feasible. The study was conducted by experts from the Autonomy think tank, along with 4 Day Week…

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    About 10 million Americans may have face blindness

    Researchers at Harvard University ran a large study with 3,100 American adults, ages 18 to 55. The results of the face-recognition tests surprised the team. Face blindness, or prosopagnosia, is…

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    Why Clowns Scare Us: Makeup, Hidden Emotions, and Coulrophobia

    Psychologists at the University of Southern Wales in Australia investigated why coulrophobia—the fear of clowns—shows up in children and adults across different cultures. The researchers set out to explore the…

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    The Fruits of Feminism: Why Women Around the World Are Forgoing Marriage

    Dina Hannaford, an adjunct professor of anthropology at the University of Houston (UH, USA), shared insights from her extensive research on this pressing topic. For several decades, her team has…

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    Winter Skin Survival: How to Protect Your Face and Hands

    HouseWife shares insights on cosmetic culinary arts, skin nutrition, anti-wrinkle masks, eye exercises, and maintaining facial muscle tone. How to Protect Your Skin in the Cold: Precautions Exposed skin reacts…

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    Office workers peak at 10:22 a.m. and slump in the early afternoon

    OnePoll, an international marketing agency, ran a large-scale study commissioned by serviced-office provider Office Freedom. The global company has been supplying offices to startups and large corporations for 20 years.…

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    How to Be the Perfect Grandmother Without Overdoing It

    What kind of grandparents are you — and are you ready to take on caregiver duties? How do you build the right relationship with your grandchildren? The HouseWife website looks…

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    Why the ultra‑rich aren’t necessarily the smartest people

    A team of researchers from Linköping University (Sweden), the European University Institute (Italy), and the University of Amsterdam (Netherlands) has challenged the idea that intelligence leads to the highest levels…

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    Surprising Things You Didn’t Know About Amsterdam

    “I am Amsterdam!” is the official motto of the Dutch capital, a bold claim about the city’s character. Known as the “Venice of the North,” Amsterdam is famous worldwide —…

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    How to Survive an Office Party When You Have Social Anxiety

    If the thought of an office party makes you anxious, know this: you’re not alone. Social anxiety, the fear of social situations or interacting with others, is incredibly common. As…

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    New Year, New Space: Declutter Your Life for a Fresh Start

    The year-end deep clean isn’t just about decluttering your home; it’s about clearing your life to make room for new energy. Room for Change The tradition of tossing out the…

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    Under the Christmas tree: the world’s smallest winery fits on a rooftop — 29 bottles a year at €5,000 each

    Entrepreneur, art collector, and former investment banker Tullio Masoni has created the world’s smallest vineyard, covering about 200 square feet. It’s perched atop a 16th-century palace in the heart of…

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    Why You Can’t Stop Checking Your Ex on Social Media — and How to Break the Habit

    Divorce is never easy, but social media makes it even more complicated. Just when you think you’ve closed the chapter on your relationship and promised yourself never to look back,…

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    Why People Pour Water, Toss Out Junk, and Set Off Fireworks at New Year

    Why do people around the world shoot off fireworks, toss out old belongings, pour water into the street, and wait by the fireplace for gifts? Cuba: Purging Sins On the…

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    Loving booze and sleeping until noon? Science links those habits to higher intelligence

    Do people around you think you’re a drunk, a slacker, and a rude person because you tend to sleep until noon, enjoy a drink or two, and pepper your speech…

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    Socks: From Bed Warmers to a Soldier’s Secret Weapon — and Why Material Matters

    How a simple sleep accessory for women became a “weapon of victory” for warriors — and why a philosopher helped advance this everyday essential. The Evolution of Socks It all…

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    Paradoxes of Happiness: How Hardship Strengthens Love

    This conclusion comes from Yuri Ryurikov, a well-known “love specialist,” after a long journey from his first book, “Three Trains,” to the newly published first volume of his encyclopedic trilogy…

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    How We Turned Collecting Into a Family Obsession

    I don’t understand people who complain about not knowing what to do after work. For me and my kids, there’s never a shortage of ways to spend our free time.…

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    How Christian Fasting Works

    Many of us only know the dictionary definition: fasting is abstaining from rich foods—especially meat and dairy—according to church rules. But with renewed interest in religion and church rituals, people…

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    Letting Go Isn’t Failure: How to End a Relationship Without Drama

    Not everyone has the courage to tell their partner directly that the thrill of a new romance is gone and it’s time to part ways. If people did this sooner,…

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    My Scorpio Birthday: Friends, Homemade Food, and Little Luxuries

    Anyone born between October 24 and November 22 is a Scorpio. I am one of them. It’s not such a bad sign after all. Scorpios are known for strong personalities…

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    The Lost Key That Brought Two Neighbors Together

    She stood on the third floor by the door of her apartment, blinking her long eyelashes in confusion as she rummaged through her handbag. – “Can you believe it?” she…

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    When Responsibility Feels Like a Tiger

    Responsibility matters, and making a responsible decision is no small feat. For example, imagine you’re walking through the jungle and suddenly come face to face with a massive, menacing tiger.…

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    The Gardener Who Won’t Stop: One Man’s Obsession to Save Thousands of Plants

    If you asked me who has driven gardening forward — who has added new breeds and varieties to our gardens and taught us to see the world differently — I’d…

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    People Are Flawed. Love Them Anyway

    People are foolish, illogical, and selfish. Love them anyway. If you do kind deeds, people will accuse you of hidden selfish motives. Keep doing kind deeds. If you achieve success,…

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    The Boomerang of Hurt: Why Forgiveness Alone Isn’t Enough

    A Ubiquitous Theme This theme is everywhere: in our lives, in other people’s lives, and in relationships with children and parents — it’s constant. Sometimes I catch myself wanting to…

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