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Need a boost of career inspiration or a reminder of what’s possible? Create & Cultivate, an online platform geared towards women cultivating their dream careers has released its annual Top 100 list. Themed #FindNewRoads, this year’s list honours wome

Psychologies

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A good sense of humour really can help you find love (or at least lust), with psychologists rating it the top flirting technique. Researchers in Norway and America found that making someone laugh is a better way to signal an attraction than eye conta

Psychologies

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We have created a wonderful ‘Psychologies’ Connected Community group on Facebook to spread kindness and offer support to each other. Join us and feel the love, humour and camaraderie. ‘Psychologies’ is the UK’s biggest and bestselling mindful living

Women's Health Australia

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In an age where just about every topic is fair game, talking about death is still a guaranteed mood kill (sorry). Enter the death positivity movement to change all that. The aim? To take the taboo out of dying. Last year, the Global Wellness Institut

New Idea

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As Australia still struggles to combat the slow but sure spread of the deadly coronavirus, people are desperate to know when life will finally return to normal. The world is a vastly different place to what it was just months ago in February 2020 – w

duPont REGISTRY

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Many of our clients live exceptional lives of privilege, adventure, travel and wealth, yet are frustrated that a healthy, fulfilling love eludes them. Without a soulmate, the success they worked so hard to achieve can lose a bit of its luster. No mat

MEGA

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It seemed like it was only yesterday when my life was so different. My days were filled with meetings in the office, presentations, along with attending product launches and events— lots of it. On average I would go to at least three events before ca

NZBusiness and Management

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A meaningful future – that’s what Catherine wishes for her children Scarlett and Samson. She wants to show them what a meaningful business and life means and that business can be harnessed for the greater good of the world. Life education is as impor

Psychologies

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Scientists have found that the link between going grey and tumultuous periods isn’t just an old wives’ tale. Psychological distress triggers physical reactions that cause new hair to lose melanin. But don’t dig out the hair dye just yet – one in five

ThinkSales

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In an era where business keeps moving faster, it is no small wonder that resilience has become the new must-have executive skill. While executives have always known about the personal benefits of being resilient, they haven’t always recognised that i

The Christian Science Monitor

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Nature seems to be playing a decreasing role in many people's lives. But research suggests that our need to connect with the natural world is no less important today than it was for our forebears.

TIME

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THE DOCUSERIES WHY WE HATE, PREMIERING OCT. 13 ON Discovery, is as ambitious as it is timely. Backed by executive producers including Steven Spielberg and Alex Gibney, directors Geeta Gandbhir and Sam Pollard explore how extremists and demagogues use

Cosmopolitan India

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We’ve all been there… when you want to shake bae, out of frustration, anger, or pure disbelief, and then walk out. Fact: every relationship has its lows and highs. Some of the lows are ‘normal’ but then there are others that you shouldn’t be putting

Woman's Weekly

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Be aware of your emotional state this week. You might be feeling impatient. Remember to think before you speak! It’s a good time to put energy into a new stream of income – especially if you’re starting up your own business. You may need to watch y

Yachting Monthly

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There are many reasons for making the decision to sell a boat, and doing so comes with a mixture of emotions. The most cheerful of these are that it is time for a new boat. For others, it may just be time for a departure from boat ownership due to ag

Shooting Gazette

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Practise visualisation: Imagine your dream as a reality – picture all the different aspects and how they all work together. Your business will evolve with time, but ensure you stay focused on your long-term goals. Establishing a clay shoot, in any fo

You South Africa

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This virus may be a life-changer but it’s also forced the world to slow down, counselling psychologist Tamara Sosa says. Now is the time to hit pause and think about what’s really important. “Use the time to be mindful, to read, engage in family game

Diabetic Living Australia

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Your family and friends have the best intentions, but they don’t always know how to support your diabetes management. Try these ways to grow your support team. “A community of people who have similar experiences and who ‘get you’ can go a long way,”

Her World Singapore

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As we get older, progress in our careers and rack up experiences and accolades, we sometimes find ourselves saying, “Wow, and we thought we knew everything at 21.” And while the comment indicates growth in our lives, it also means we run the risk of

Futurity

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New studies debunk the second most-watched TED talk ever—the one about how “power poses” can improve your life. “This new evidence joins an existing body of research questioning the claim by power pose advocates that making your body more physically

Nashville Lifestyles Magazine

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When the Komarnitsky family hopped off the plane that took them from their longtime Los Angeles home to their new life in Franklin, Tennessee, it was straight to work. For husband and wife Steven and Samantha—co-owners of We Rock the Spectrum, Tennes

Woman & Home

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Covid-19 may have trampled on your social life, but you’d still love to meet your soulmate. And why not? You have a few life-miles on the clock, but you have more to offer than ever before. Maybe you’ll be seeking romance for the first time – but mor

Fairlady

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Firstly, I am loving the new-look FAIRLADY – the subtle refresh in layout is brilliant. I have been a reader of FAIRLADY for many years. Your magazine is not only intelligent, interesting and well put together visually, it is also entertaining and re

New Zealand Woman’s Weekly

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Obviously, we’re not advocating ignoring behaviour that’s potentially ruinous to your wellbeing or relationships. Some things need addressing, but the “how” can make all the difference. Don’t sweat the small stuff. The middle of a “situation” isn

Newsweek International

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Why this book? To find answers to questions that kept running through my mind while my daughters were in middle school: Why is this phase of life so incredibly hard—for parents? Why is everyone (parents again) looking so unhappy and acting so weird?

BBC Science Focus Magazine

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‘Cabin fever’ isn’t a formal psychological term, but it describes the feelings of restlessness and irritability that many of us experience when stuck indoors, especially during the recent lockdown months. This angsty frustration is quite understandab

Femina

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“You’re quite smart for a small-town girl!” “You’re way too pretty to be single.” “You’re quite funny, for a girl.” Have you ever heard such remarks? If you’re nodding, know that you’re a victim of negging. The urban dictionary describes this flir

Tatler Malaysia

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Your productivity may take a dip. As your energy level fluctuates, it’s not unexpected to have some downtime every now and then. Missing an opportunity or two won’t define your whole year. Take the challenges in your stride. If you perform well now,

Pick Me Up

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Jane Hanford has two degrees in psychology and is the author of Happy Anyway, a modern-day guide to dealing with anxiety for teenagers and young adults. happyanyway.co.uk Q My friend started dating my ex after we split and now, they’re having a baby

Chat

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If you’re worried that your child or grandchild could be self harming, here’s what to look out for, according to the NSPCC: • Covering up, perhaps by wearing long sleeves. • Unexplained bruises, cuts or marks on their body. • Blood stains on clothing