Feeling like the outsider in your family? There can be room for everyone.
Tips for Aspiring Leaders
Keys to effective leadership.
We Crave Interacting With People The Same Way We Crave Food!
Findings of a recent MRI study strongly suggest that people who are forced to be socially isolated crave interactions with people in the same way a hungry person craves food!
Can You Thrive In The Midst Of Change?
In this article discover how to let go of the urge to “control” change, and instead learn to “navigate” and thrive in the messiness that complexity and uncertainty bring.
Political Echo Chambers
Targeted political marketing can lead to group polarization and echo chambers.
Leadership for a New Age
Can AI help us overcome bias in the workplace?
Social Psych and Social Stocks
Do principles in social psychology help explain the unusual group trading behavior associated with the rise and fall of GameStop, AMC, Blackberry, and many other stocks?
How Embracing Your Sensitivity Can Benefit Your Relationship
“Today I want you to think about all that you are instead of all that you are not.” ~Unknown
If you are a sensitive person like me, you may think being sensitive is problematic. Especially when it comes to love …
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Why, Anti-vaxxer?
What started anti-vaxxing dogma? What prompted all these vaccination worries and false claims? Those worries didn’t come from one opinion-store.
Finding Meaning in Loss, Grief, and Saying Goodbye
“If you are not planning on losing any loved ones, these lessons don’t apply to you”