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OCTOBER 9, 2023
We’ve heard the advice so much our whole lives that we can recite it in our sleep: Eat nutritious foods, move our bodies, don’t stress. Try these lifestyle tips Revamping your lifestyle choices is no quick fix, but the potential prize is worth the effort. In fact, most of us can expect to live just 76.4 short years.
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MAY 19, 2023
Research has shown that writing and journaling can improve cognitive function and reduce stress and anxiety. And it takes 66 days to form a habit, according to a 2009 study published in the European Journal of Social Psychology. This type of journaling works best if social accountability keeps you motivated.
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MAY 19, 2023
With strategies including “When You’re Lost, Let Values Be Your Guide,” “Rethink Your Rest” and “Tend to Your Happiness Needs,” alongside stories from Schonbrun’s own research, Work, Parent, Thrive helps you achieve success— and reduce stress —in both domains of your life. Author Becky Vieira shuns the idea of idealistic motherhood.
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FEBRUARY 24, 2024
It all started with seeking a stress-reducing hobby Morgan’s career transition began in 2020, as she struggled to cope with the violence related to the protests during that time. I bought an Amazon kit to make candles, and then I posted [the candles] on social media,” she says. The acronym stands for “Can’t Think of a Name.”
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NOVEMBER 2, 2021
When we think about what it means to be healthy, we often focus on the physical aspects of our lifestyles. Even if you don’t struggle with disordered eating, we all have areas of our lives where we try to control too much, and only end up creating more stress for ourselves. Health isn’t just physical. Am I eating five meals a day?
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SEPTEMBER 28, 2022
They look for change that is lurking just around the corner, and they form a plan of action should these changes occur. The negative emotions that come with holding onto a grudge are actually a stress response. Holding onto a grudge means you’re holding onto stress, and emotionally intelligent people know to avoid this at all costs.
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FEBRUARY 17, 2023
That is, “when prosocial and proself spending involved identical COVID-19 [personal protective equipment] items, prosocial behavior’s benefits were detectable only on empathy and social connectedness, but not on posttask positive affect.” Admittedly I experienced some form of generosity fatigue around the second week of my challenge.
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