It’s all about self-love. We often think that having more money will make us happier overall, but research suggests otherwise. Studies have shown that once people earn an annual salary of $75,000, making more money does not affect happiness levels. Instead, it’s our relationships, self-perception, and appreciation for the small details in life that truly […]
Creativity is a difficult thing to explain. It’s often described as “thinking outside the box,” but what does that mean, exactly? And why is it that some people seem to be more creative than others? Creativity is often thought of as a talent that only a select few possess, but the truth is that everyone […]
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Do you have a bucket list? If not, you should start thinking about creating one – and not just any bucket list, but one that will change your life. Many people create bucket lists that are simply a collection of things they want to do before they die. While there’s nothing wrong with that, it’s […]
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Being an introvert can be tough sometimes. You want to connect with others but being around them for too long is draining. Are you the type of person that loves talking to people but often finds it hard to create meaningful relationships? Do you desire interesting conversation but most of the time, feel like people […]
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Whether we believe it or not, we are often our own worst enemies. Self-doubt and negative thinking can hold us back from achieving great things. But it’s not just about believing in ourselves; it’s also about receiving support from others who share that belief. A supportive circle of friends goes a long way in helping […]
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Toxic positivity creates an unsafe environment where we can’t express our authentic selves. This, in turn, leads to more isolation and depression. Instead of telling someone to “just be positive,” we should validate their experience and offer support. To help create a healthier mindset, here are ten phrases you should stop saying: 1. “Everything happens […]
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We often hear advice that we should never expect and never be disappointed. But what does that mean for our mental health? In this blog post, we explore the meaning of this advice and how it can be applied to our lives. We discuss the importance of not setting ourselves up for disappointment and explore […]
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According to recent research, people who have recovered from depression relapse less if they continue to receive treatment.
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Depression is a real illness that requires medical treatment, and telling someone to just “cheer up” is not helpful. Instead, let the person know that you are there for them if they need to talk. You can also offer to help with any practical tasks, such as grocery shopping or walking the dog. Finally, don’t forget to take care of yourself. It can be difficult to see a loved one suffer from depression, and it is important to make sure that you are taking care of your own mental health as well.
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