708: Long Nights In fact, it may be that the impact late nights and long nights have on our psychology is partially a function of the mindset we have going in.
707: Luxury So how do you manage to treat yourself to luxuries, especially when your position financially or socially may not allow for what general society considers a luxury?
706: Personal Style Style switching — changing or altering the fashion that you choose when it comes to your personal clothing style can have just as much of an impact on the view others have of you.
705: Religious In the US and in much of Europe, those reporting no religious affiliation at all has been steadily — though very very slowly increasing.
704: Organized Activity Organized activities can be an expensive add-on to a child’s education — and in more ways than just money.
703: Avoiding The thing is, all of these mechanisms of avoidance can be very useful coping mechanisms – but as with all coping mechanisms, there is a time that the mechanism may not serve your emotional health.
702: Yay Failure Studying how failure itself may actually, ironically, be what is absolutely necessary for success. It’s all a matter of how you define it.
701: Favorite TV Our favorite shows are, in many ways, coming back to haunt us. But they may be more literally haunting us than we realize.
700: Never With Co-Workers The only way to destigmatize something is to normalize it – and that includes it being at least mentioned, if not talked about, in everyday situations — including work.
699: Weather Memory Think about that big ice storm that everyone in your city relates things to, or the conversations that kids born after hurricanes Rita and Katrina may have about those particular hurricanes.
698: On-Screen Those paid for acting is not necessarily a good corollary for those that appear on TV or the digital equivalent.
697: Future Vision Our future selves are strangers to us. This isn’t some poetic metaphor; it’s a neurological fact.
