Americans take a lot of pride in their food. A Fourth of July cookout isn’t complete without burgers, fries, and maybe some mac and cheese on the side, or a slice of apple pie, some dishes just feel undeniably American.…
The term “people-pleaser” is so common nowadays, but do we really understand how deep this behavior runs? People-pleasing is more than being nice or saying “sorry” too much, it’s a pattern of putting others’ needs ahead of your own, even…
When I walked into my childhood home for the first time in years, the scent of freshly baked bread hit me before anything else. Instantly, I was back in the kitchen with my mother, kneading dough at the counter as…
As a woman, you could have work, family, and life under control, but is your health paying the price? In the midst of managing it all, something crucial often gets pushed aside: your PRECIOUS health. Did you know that women…
Whether it’s through shared meals, exercise routines, or even stress management strategies, partners tend to mirror each other’s behaviors.Over time, this creates biological similarities that go beyond genetics. These researches encourage us to think about how the choices we make…
Hair naturally turns grey as we age because the pigment cells in hair follicles that give hair its color start to die off. Without enough melanin, hair takes on a grey or white hue. However, people can go grey at…
Do you know someone who wouldn’t stop bragging about how well his investments in cryptocurrency paid off? Or perhaps, you’re the crypto dude? You wish you had friends that actually cared about crypto, and you try to talk to them…
You’re scrolling through Amazon, thinking you’re just going to window shop, and before you know it, you’ve bought a unicorn-shaped pool float, a 50-pack of flavored lip balm, and a self-stirring mug. Oops. Or maybe you’re paying for a gym…
When you come across topics on saving you think about budgeting right? That’s because saving is often associated with budgeting. And the thought of that scares a lot of us. People hate budgeting. In fact, most Americans are not thrilled…
There is a growing canon of life philosophies and literature that tout trust as a beaming character jewel. “To be trusted is a greater compliment than being loved,” one reads; “He who does not trust enough will not be trusted,”…
Throughout history, we’ve seen how powerful it can be when people unite against a common enemy—whenever there’s a clear enemy, whether a person or a movement, it tends to rally people together. This is true in politics, culture, and beyond.…
If you hardly feel inclined to get work done during the day as much as you do at night, you likely feel like a night owl in a world of early birds. If this bothers you, you’re not alone —…
Living in a world clogged with stress has turned us into shallow breathers, and our bodies get punished for it. Breathing, something we do without much thought, plays a crucial role in keeping us alive and well. However, many of…
Consider a situation in which you’re reminded of a friend you trusted for years who probably stole valuable items from you. They provided an explanation and apologies hoping you’ll forgive them, and all you did was point out that they…
Do you know at least one person who enjoys listening to sad songs and wonder why they are so drawn to it? It’s a bit puzzling because sadness isn’t usually something we seek. Sad music, though, has a way of…
What if turning up the volume on your favorite tunes or rocking out at ear-shattering concerts could actually lead to hearing loss? It’s not exactly a burning question that crosses our minds, especially in a world where music isn’t just…
Researchers have discovered a potential breakthrough in identifying early-life adversity in children, a crucial factor linked to psychological problems. According to an article in The Harvard Gazette, teeth are like tree rings, holding growth lines that carry valuable insight into…
