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The Upside of Stress
Researchers at Stanford and Florida State University asked a broad sample of US adults, ages eighteen through seventy-eight, to rate how much they agreed ...
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Americans Are Among the Most Anxious People on Earth
According to the New York Times, Americans are among the most anxious people on earth. One study found that Americans were significantly more anxious ...
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The Need for a Plimsoll Line on Our Calendars
One of the more memorable—and unique—illustrations about rest, involves a 19th century British politician named Samuel Plimsoll. The advent ...
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A Peaceful Prison
We've all been there. Exhausted from the daily grind … Overwhelmed by expectations from work and family and social commitments … Needing ...
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Breaking Free of the Overparenting Trap
Julie Lythcott-Haims, author of the best-selling book How to Raise an Adult: Break Free of the Overparenting Trap, has a popular TED talk video on what ...
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The Hidden Epidemic of Perfectionism
Perfectionism can affect people of all ages and lifestyles, but it is increasingly prevalent among students. Research involving 40,000 students at universities ...
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The Value of Being a Little Behind
In his New York Times bestselling book When: The Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing, Daniel Pink explains the value of being a little behind. In the ...
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Mothers Feel Increasing Anxiety About Parenting
Tech writer Molly McHugh summarized why many mothers feel increasing anxiety about parenting. In short, McHugh writes, "The concept of 'It takes ...
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What Fire Evacuees Grab with Seconds to Spare
For those who had time to escape the wildfires in California, the question was what do we grab? As flames barreled toward their homes, devouring block ...
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Advertisers Have Only 6.5 Seconds to Grab Attention
It should come as no surprise that advertisers spend millions of dollars each year studying the science of attention, both through empirical research ...
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