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Why you should grin and bear life’s problems – it’s good for the heart0
- Health & Healing
- August 3, 2012
Researchers at the University of Kansas have found that the act of smiling helps reduce stress – and boosts the health of the heart. Researchers looked at how different types of smiling, and the awareness of smiling, affects a person's ability to recover from episodes of stress. They found that even a forced smile can
READ MOREWhy You Can’t Replace Face Time with Social Media0
- Financial & Workplace Well-Being
- August 21, 2013
Do you replace phone calls or in-person networking opportunities with emails and social media? While social media has impacted many aspects of our daily lives, it simply can’t compare to the interaction and ability to connect that comes from actually spending time with people.
READ MOREWhy We Pair Up With Our Emotional Opposites and Relationship Advice for Making It Work0
- Lifestyle & Relationships
- February 22, 2012
The Wall Street Journal, 2/21/2012
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Why we must teach listening in schools0
- Lifestyle & Relationships
- April 18, 2023
John Mac Ghlionn writes in The New York Post: “How about talking to each other? Not talking over each other or past each other, but actually engaging in meaningful dialogue – actually understanding each other. In other words, listening to each other.”
READ MOREWhy Too Much Togetherness Can Ruin Retirement0
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- September 15, 2013
Many couples look forward to spending more time together when they retire. But can too much togetherness have a downside? Author Maryanne Vandervelde suggests that “parallel play,” or two people experiencing different things at the same time, may actually lead to the most happiness.
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