9 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Stay Glued to Your Screen
Spending hours scrolling through social media, binging the latest Netflix show, or getting lost in the virtual world of video games, has become…
The Impact of Social Media on Body Image: Don’t Be so Sure You’re Not Affected
If you almost can’t scroll through posts without making comparisons between the image of the woman you’re looking at and yourself–that means one…
What Actually Qualifies as a Good Investment Today
If you’ve ever asked, “Is gold a good investment? What about crypto? Real estate? Tech stocks?” you’re not alone. The […]
Think You Can’t Afford to Invest? Here’s How to Break Into the Stock Market on a Shoestring Budget and Grow Big
During the financial crisis of 2008, millions of Americans saw their retirement accounts and savings cut in half almost overnight. […]
Wellness
Adding This Underrated Seed Oil Rich in Omega-3 to Your Diet Can Lower Blood Pressure and Reduce Inflammation
Flaxseed oil may not have the same culinary appeal as other oils, but its nutritional profile makes it one of the most powerful plant-based tools. Hidden in plain sight on grocery shelves, flaxseed oil is one of the most concentrated plant sources […]
Can’t Pinpoint the Cause of Your Tinnitus? It May Be Coming From Your Teeth
Tinnitus is a frustrating condition for millions of people. The brain is perceiving sound without an external source, it’s often a sign that something else is happening in the body. According to the Mayo Clinic, about 15–20% of adults live with tinnitus, and the causes […]
Sleeping With Lights On May Help in Some Cases, But It Also Increases Health Risks (Here’s a Safer Option If You Can’t Sleep Without One)
Somewhere between childhood nightlights and adulthood phone screens, darkness lost its place. The average bedroom today glows. Whether it’s a streetlamp slipping through the curtains, the steady glow of a television left on, or the pale blue beam of a charging phone, […]
15 Ways OCD Shows Up That Challenge Our Obsession With the “Neat Freak” Myth
Pop culture has done obsessive-compulsive disorder a massive disservice. Thanks to TV and movies, most people think OCD is all about scrubbing doorknobs or washing hands until they’re raw. Sure, cleanliness is one piece of the puzzle but the disorder […]
10 Ways AI Is Changing Healthcare, For Better or Worse
Medicine has always been about making judgment calls in the fog of uncertainty. Doctors weigh symptoms, test results, patient histories, and gut instincts to make life-or-death decisions. For centuries, that uncertainty has been narrowed only by the limits of human […]
How Much Saturated Fat Should You Eat Daily If Your Cholesterol is High?
You’ve probably heard it a thousand times: saturated fat raises your “bad” cholesterol (LDL), and high LDL is a big red flag for heart disease. Heart disease remains the leading cause of death globally, and LDL cholesterol is one of […]
10 Surprising Things—You Do—That May Be Slowing Your Metabolism (and What to Do About It)
We often think metabolism is just about what we eat or how much we work out. But reality is far more complex. Things you might consider harmless (or don’t even think about) could be dragging your metabolic rate down without […]
10 Things You Probably Never Suspected Could Trigger Allergic Reactions
Most people know about allergies from pollen, peanuts, and cat fur. But in immunology labs and allergy clinics right now, there are triggers that sound bizarre but are real. The body sometimes misbehaves in ways that surprise even specialists, because […]
Life After Gallbladder Removal: Essential Health Tips to Eat, Live, and Feel Your Best
You’ve just had your gallbladder removed (or you might be facing surgery) and now you may be wondering: Can I still eat the foods I like? Will I ever digest fat normally again? The answer is yes, but things will […]
Self
Your Guide to Handling the Passive-Aggressive People in Your Life
George Orwell, in his 1945 essay, wrote that “political language is designed to make lies sound truthful.” He could have […]
14 Things Only People Who Were Raised By Narcissistic Parents Will Understand
There’s a scene in the movie Good Will Hunting where the therapist, played by Robin Williams, looks at Will and […]
Are You Really Good at Controlling Your Emotions, or Are You Just Emotionally Repressed? (How to Tell)
‘You ever met someone who says they’re “just private” but gives off the same warmth as a locked safe? Maybe […]
Charisma Can Open Doors in Work, Love, and Life: And it Has Nothing to do With Being Flashy or Extroverted, Research
Think back to someone who made a room feel warmer just by walking into it. They might not have been […]
Grown, Employed, Independent–So Why Do I Turn 15 Again Under My Parents’ Roof?
You might live hundreds of miles away from your childhood home. You might be a parent, a manager, or a […]
How to Learn to Trust Yourself Again (after a major set back or failure)
What all failure has in common is this: it leaves a burn that settles under your skin, one you learn […]
Why You’re Still Mad at Them—Even Though You Forgave Them Last Year
“Just get closure,” they say, like it’s something you can pick up at a pharmacy. But anyone who’s ever been […]
The Healthiest Way You Can Handle Rejection (Even When It Hurts Like Crazy)
I used to believe rejection was a mirror. A brutal, all-too-honest reflection of my flaws, broadcast through someone else’s disinterest […]
How to Stop Replaying That One Conversation From Months, Years Ago
Sometimes the conversation wasn’t even all that dramatic, at least not outwardly. Maybe it wasn’t a screaming match, or a […]
Life
Student Credit Cards: How to Build Credit as a First Timer
You’re just entering the credit world and getting that first card, maybe moving off campus, trying to balance classes, part-time […]
Types of Investment Vehicles: Stocks, Bonds, ETFs (Hint: risk vs return and when mixed might be profitable)
Imagine you want to build a house, you wouldn’t try to use only a hammer, you’d pick the right tool […]
What’s the Best Way to Pay Off Multiple Credit Cards: Snowball vs Avalanche?
When you’ve got multiple credit cards with balances, deciding where to begin can swiftly become overwhelming ( because for some of […]
Alternatives to Credit Cards: When Debit, Charge Cards, or Buy-Now-Pay-Later Make Sense
Credit cards are everywhere. They promise rewards, purchase protection, and credit-building. But they also bring interest, late fees, and sometimes […]
How to Choose a Brokerage (and What Beginners Should Look For)
When you’re starting out in investing, the brokerage you pick becomes the gateway to everything: buying stocks, ETFs, mutual funds, even more […]
People Science
How Well Can You Recognize a Face? Here’s What It Reveals About You
Forgetting a face does feel like a small social failure. Meeting someone again and realizing their name escapes you is […]
Why Your Brain Won’t Let Go of Embarrassing Memories (and How to Stop Reliving It)
I was scrolling on my phone, half-listening to a podcast I’d already played twice, when my brain decided to rerun a moment I’d long […]
This Single Trait Explains Why Some People Thrive Financially and Others Don’t
Most conversations about money focus on numbers: budgeting apps, side hustles, interest rates. Yet the factor that most strongly predicts […]
The Psychology Behind Your Coping Style: Are You a ‘Defensive Pessimist’ or a ‘Strategic Optimist’?
It’s no secret that optimism has become the defining characteristic of our time. You’ve probably heard the pep talks: “Just […]
Why Saying ‘I’m an Introvert’ Can Empower You—And Also Hold You Back
In the years since Susan Cain’s book Quiet made introversion mainstream, millions have felt the relief of finally having a […]
If You Enjoy Dark Humor, It Might Signal Something About You, Specifically Your Intelligence
Crack a grim joke in the wrong room, and you’ll likely get silence, side-eyes, or a fast subject change. It’s […]
If You Get Bored Easily, Psychologists Says Your Brain Might Be Telling on You
January 2025 article featured in Yahoo News highlights a growing wave of boredom among teenagers, largely fueled by constant social […]
How to Be a Perfectionist Without Making Yourself Miserable: What Does That Even Look Like?
In 1999, NASA lost a $125 million Mars orbiter because one engineering team used metric units while another used imperial. […]
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