Think you know it all? Plato's cave and new psychology research reveal why true self-awareness starts with admitting what you don’t know.
As the year draws to a close, reflecting on experiences through year-end journaling can provide clarity, closure, and direction for the year ahead.
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Music festivals and mental health: How they provide more than just fun
There’s something electric about standing in a crowd of thousands, feeling the bass vibrate through your chest, sharing a ...
If you remember these experiences, you were online early enough to see the internet before it got smoothed into a corporate ...
Feelings of awe can be found in everyday experiences—a sparkling lake, a simple flower, or an exquisite dream—improving our ...
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The mountain is you: Transforming self-sabotage into self-mastery by Brianna Wiest
Do you practice self-care? What is self-care to you? How does it look, and what purpose does it serve? For me, self-care is showing up for myself, even when it doesn't feel good. It is keeping the ...
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