Post #871
Friday Video: TED Talk – In this delightful talk, philosopher Yann Dall’Aglio explores the universal search for tenderness and connection in a world that’s ever more focused on the individual.

Article #869
Too many people are immobilized by a fear of rejection. To feel comfortable in the pursuit of a mate, you have to overcome your fears and change your expectations.

Article #868
Do you need to stop arguments? These three steps will turn almost any argument into a productive discussion in less than five minutes.

Article #867
There’s nothing that relieves stress and makes us laugh like watching a new puppy chasing a ball on wobbly legs. And what fun to play ‘tug of war’ with a favorite toy! Just having your dog in your lap to pet and cuddle brings soothing relaxation.

Post #866
Friday Video: TED Talk – In the US, 80% of girls have been on a diet by the time they’re 10 years old. In this honest, raw talk, neuroscientist Sandra Aamodt uses her personal story to frame an important lesson about how our brains manage our bodies, as she explores the science behind why dieting not only doesn’t work, but is likely to do more harm than good.

Article #865
Activities, especially arts-related activities, for children early on are important; they have been proven to boost a child’s self-image. Whether in an individual setting or as part of a group, arts and creativity in education improves a child’s confidence. If an individual develops low self-esteem at a young age they may find it harder and harder to keep up with life’s demands later on; in families, at school, socially, and in a career.

Article #864
You should not rely on his word rather look for the signs your ex boyfriend wants you back since actions speaks louder than voice.

Article #862
Finding ways to disrupt your safety net or established comfort zone could bring about benefits in your life.

Post #861
Friday Video: TED Talk – Sam Richards sets an extraordinary challenge: Can anyone truly understand and empathize with another?

Article #860
A discussion of the differences of how both optimism and pessimism affect our lives, and how these in themselves are not always the only thing affecting us.