Decoding You: Why Your Brain Makes You Do What You Do

Ever get that sudden jolt of adrenaline when you hear a loud noise? Or feel inexplicably groggy at 3 PM, no matter how much sleep you got? ...

The Psychology of Minimalism: Why Less Really Is More

  Photo by  Tima Miroshnichenko Minimalism is more than just a style choice or a way to keep spaces tidy. It’s a lifestyle and a mindset tha...

Why a Happy Home Matters More Than a Big House [2025 Guide]

  Most people think that more square footage means a better life, but research tells a different story. It’s not the amount of space that br...

How to Overcome Failure and Achieve Success in Your Life

Failure feels tough. No one enjoys falling short. But guess what? It’s a normal part of reaching your goals. Every successful person has b...

The Power of Loss Aversion: How Fear of Loss Shapes Investment Decisions

In investing, emotions often play a bigger role than we’d like to admit. One of the most powerful emotional forces influencing investors is ...

How can a a mental health professional be a support for managing negative thought patterns

  Mental health professionals, such as psychologists, psychiatrists, counselors, and therapists, can provide valuable support for managing n...

Psychologists Debunk 25 Mental-Health Myths

 

How to Break Bad Habits

  If you are trying to stop smoking, swearing, or chewing your nails, you have probably tried the strategy of distracting yourself - taking ...

How To Manage Your Time Better

Good time management starts with figuring out what tasks you need to accomplish, and how long each will take. The problem is, human beings a...

How To Tell If He Loves You

  "If he really loved me, then he would..." Everyone who's ever been in a relationship has had thoughts like this one. If he l...

How to Make It Easier to Cut Your Losses

Sometimes, we don't know when to throw in the towel. As a project unfolds, it becomes clear that things aren't working out as planne...

Science vs. the Near-Death Experience

You are dying. Twenty seconds ago your heart and breathing stopped and your pupils became fixed and dilated. Your brain cells are in a ...