In his book, “Anger, Madness, and the Daimonic: The Psychological Genesis of Violence, Evil, and Creativity,” Dr. Stephen Diamond explains that our impulse to be creative “can be understood to some degree as the subjective struggle to give form, structure and constructive expression to inner and outer chaos and conflict.”

Friday Video: Deans of Admissions from eight top colleges provide the real answers.

You may be devastated if your boyfriend just broke up with you. If you really care about him, you probably are desperate to get him back and want to know if it is possible and the best way to proceed. Here are some suggestions:

When there is no real cure for compulsive hoarding, you will discover solutions which will support someone overcome this affliction.

Causes of insecurity and the effects of different methods used to reduce it will vary. Here are five areas that may help: control multitasking, reduce stimulants, add things that relax, improve sleep habits, identify the negative and practice the positive.

Many people go through life doing what they think they’re supposed to do, while time to time wondering, “Is this it, this is what life is about?” Why each of us is here has to do with our innate potential, our possibility to be.

Friday Video: Learn about why daydreaming is good for you, how to remember what you need at the store without a list, how stress plays a big factor in forgetting things, how to remember where you put your car keys and much, much more. 😉

Everyone wants something, it’s a part of our nature, to aspire for achievement, it’s who we are; and if you think about it, most human beings change their desires throughout their childhood, until they reach a certain point where ‘realism’ must be taken in account.

Exercise reduces stress. It’s a commonly known fact, but how does it reduce stress? And armed with this knowledge, why are so many Americans still couch potatoes?

Are the people you meet online more real and honest than the ones in your life? Have you ever felt that a total stranger understands you more than your friends and family? You are not alone and you are not mad. It happens to all of us.