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How to Invest in Yourself: 9 Ways to Stay Strong & Fulfilled

Helping others can be one of the most meaningful things you do, but it can also take a lot out of you. When your days are full of supporting, listening, and responding to the needs of others, it’s easy to forget that you need support, too. You might think pushing through is normal. But the […]

People Who Gossip Typically Use These 7 Phrases

Have you noticed how gossipers tend to start conversations the same way? People who gossip use certain phrases to buffer their bad behavior. People who gossip start conversations in much the same manner. They initiate conversations with either kind words or a sense of urgency. Even though gossiping is not a good thing to do, […]

Mirror Thinking: Why We Criticize Others for Things We Don’t Like about Ourselves

Have you ever been angry with someone because they did something that you have trouble with? You might have a coworker who is always late for meetings, which drives you crazy because you have always valued punctuality. Or maybe you’ve felt a little uncomfortable when someone says that other people are too emotional, and it […]

How to Bounce Back from Failure Smarter, Not Harder

We all hit walls sometimes. Life throws curveballs—job losses, financial strains, health scares, or relationships unraveling—and it’s tempting to believe that the only way through is to tough it out. But resilience isn’t about brute force or gritting your teeth until the storm passes. It’s about adaptation, insight, and growth. True resilience lies in understanding […]

When a Friend Ghosts You, These 7 Things Happen

I admit, I have ghosted a friend before, and I felt guilty about it, but I didn’t think about their feelings. When you want distance from a relationship, empathizing is difficult, but it must be difficult to be ghosted. You’re confused but can’t get answers. Your friend once valued you; now they see you as […]

8 Signs Someone Is Playing Power Games with You

Have you ever wondered if someone was playing power games with you? If you’re trying to figure this out, you may already have your answer. Power games, otherwise known as mind games or control games, is simply the act of one-upmanship. There is usually a lower power and a higher power in this dynamic. While […]

8 Truths about People Who Are Always Late, According to Psychology

People who are always late are a different breed of individual. Being late is completely normal and preferred for them. Dealing with people who are always late takes patience. I could never understand the concept of habitual lateness until I dealt with my middle son. He’s always late. Of course, he was diagnosed with ADHD […]

7 Signs Someone Is Pushing You Away

How can you tell if someone is pushing you away? Although things may seem normal from a distance, there are subtle clues that reveal the truth. Something is wrong. Your relationship seems healthy some of the time, so how can you tell if your partner is pushing you away? Well, despite all the encouraging words, […]

13 Games Narcissists Play During Divorce and Breakup

Divorce is inherently stressful, but divorce with a narcissist elevates this stress significantly. To a narcissist, divorce is a battle they must win, so they’ll bring out the big guns, and you have to be prepared. If you think you know what they’re capable of, think again. I’m not joking. Narcissists will try every devious […]

8 Condescending Phrases That Seem Polite at First

People use condescending phrases that may seem kind at first. Whether unintentional or deliberate, these words cause harm. Have you ever spoken with someone who uses condescending phrases in their daily communication? I’ve experienced this, and I’ve also used condescending language myself. The truth is, that people can intentionally use cruel language or do so […]