POPSUGAR

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Astrology isn't an exact science, but some believe the placement of the stars can say a lot about one's ability to mesh with a partner. Is this also true for royal couples? Meghan Markle and Prince Harry seem to complement each other, despite the fac

WHO

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Your power of suggestion is a useful asset now concerning authority, planning and method. Money matters are not such a worry and you may become less compulsive with spending. Relaxation is important as you are trying to do too many things all at once

Best Self Magazine

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Photograph by Daiga Ellaby — Think about how your life would be without friends and family. These relationships are what make life worth living. Friends and family share in our triumphs and we celebrate theirs. They help us laugh when we need it most

NPR

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In general, people show a subtle bias toward the self. This is why we love the IKEA furniture we've built, and gravitate toward others with the same name. But there are much larger implications, too.

Woman & Home Feel Good You

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A shocking 45% of those in the UK let low self-esteem affect their love life, and nearly a third say they’re troubled by fear and rejection. What’s more, 46% of us are scared of exercise due to embarrassment and bad body issues**. It’s time to combat

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

NPR

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Author Helen Hoang used her own experience on the autism spectrum to build the character of Stella, a straight-laced numbers whiz who falls for the escort she hires to help her work on relationships.

Country Life

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QI don’t agree with sending children to boarding school and never have done—I think it causes all sorts of emotional issues, but, more importantly, I believe they should be at home with their parents. Why have them otherwise? My wife, however, is det

Psychologies

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This month, concentrate on your financial situation: • Write down how your financial life feels right now. Are there any concerns? What is great and what needs fixing? Do you have financial goals? Focus on how you honestly feel about money, then gi

The Atlantic

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Editor’s Note: Every Wednesday, Lori Gottlieb answers questions from readers about their problems, big and small. Have a question? Email her at dear.therapist@theatlantic.com. Dear Therapist, A few months ago, on a college tour, our 18-year-old son

Psychologies

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• Do you feel lovable? • Are you emotionally resilient with a strong inner core? • Do you love and respect yourself enough to set healthy boundaries for yourself and others? • What are you looking for in a relationship? • How can you increase your l

Fast Company

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TO EXPLORE EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT, WHARTON PROFESSOR ADAM GRANT TEAMED UP WITH FACEBOOK HR LEADERS LORI GOLER, JANELLE GALE, AND BRYNN HARRINGTON. “When people are engaged, they bring their full attention, energy, and effort to their jobs,” the Faceboo

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

Harper's Bazaar Singapore

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Unexpected developments might unsettle you. But a Jupiter-Pluto alliance should help you look ahead and see ways in which to capitalise on adjustments made by others. Don’t be afraid of being perceived as opportunistic. You’re merely making the most

The Atlantic

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“I mean, if it’s dinner, I’m not going to say no, so that I don’t have to go home and cook.”

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

Good Health

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I’m easily irritated by a colleague. It’s the little things such as her loud ringtone that rile me the most. I know it’s petty – so why am I so annoyed? A You get annoyed because workplace irritations are usually unpredictable and disrupt your foc

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

Woman & Home

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Money, children and division of labour at home are among the most common non-sexual problems that couples face. ✣ Money – or lack of it – puts pressures not just on your day-to-day living, but your dreams for the future. With threats of a recession

Newsweek Europe

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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?

Working Mother

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Sharon Melnick, Ph.D. Sharon Melnick, Ph.D. blends expertise in leadership development with a ten year background as a psychologist affiliated with Harvard Medical School. She has a broad base of experience coaching executive clients at Freddie Mac,

True Love

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You usually ignore them, but there are some moments where your partner’s behaviour raises your eyebrows. Could he be giving you a heads-up? We explore various situations you may encounter with your significant other, and a panel of experts decode if

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

Woman's Day

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The last few months have had repercussions on relationships. However it’s played out for you, it’s a week to be wise when it comes to your most important relationships. Relationships that survive 2020 can probably outlast almost anything! We’re slo

True Love

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Using make-up sex for conflict resolution tool may feel good at the time, but it can lead to trouble down the line. Co-dependency. One partner becomes less likely to voice their true feelings for fear of upsetting their significant other. Instead,

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

Cyclist Magazine

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If you’ve ever experienced being dropped from a group, did you ask yourself at the time how do I feel? Well, authors of a paper published in the International Journal Of Sports Physiology And Performance have done just that, and concluded that perfor

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

NEXT

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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

Chicago magazine

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Q: In your new book, Laziness Does Not Exist, out January 5, you say that when people hear your thesis, their reflexive response is to argue why they, personally, are lazy. Why do you think that’s the reaction? A: It’s a pretty human thing to hold ou