
Want things to go well? Plan like a defensive pessimist
So often we underestimate the time and effort required to reach our goals. You can avoid that trap with realistic planning
by Julie K Norem

So often we underestimate the time and effort required to reach our goals. You can avoid that trap with realistic planning
by Julie K Norem

At 25, I saw my grandfather’s ghost. At 52, I think of what it may mean to be a ghost
by Kathleen Donohoe

Well-meaning campaigns urge openness and conversation about mental health struggles. But there are those who cherish silence
by Dan Degerman
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An emerging form of psychotherapy offers some surprising ways to think about who you are and work towards self-acceptance
by Derek Scott

Millions are preparing for doomsday, not together, but by closing the hatch. It’s a logical response to a hollowed-out state
by Robert Kirsch & Emily Ray







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Avoid the trap of thinking you’re either working or not. A different mindset promises less self-judgment and more progress
by Rebecca Roache


The muscle metaphor based on ego-depletion theory hasn’t survived scrutiny. But there’s an alternative that holds promise
by Alberto De Luca

Scientists are uncovering the nature of an elusive mental experience that challenges what it means to be conscious
by Thomas Andrillon

You can’t stop life from throwing changes your way, big and small. But you can get a lot better at dealing with them
by David A Clark



We aren’t safe inside separate minds. Being-in-the-world means we’re entangled and vulnerable – and that’s how we flourish
by Katherine Withy