People who find themselves feeling lost and purposeless in retirement usually display these 8 behaviors
Retirement can feel like a dream come true, but without a plan for purpose and fulfillment, it can also lead to feeling adrift.
Many retirees find themselves struggling to adjust, and psychology suggests that certain behaviors are often to blame.
These behaviors, which range from social withdrawal to over-reliance on routines, can make it challenging …
8 signs someone genuinely dislikes you but hides it well, according to psychology
Let’s be real, not everyone is going to like us, and that’s okay. The tricky part can be figuring out who those people are, especially when they’re good at hiding it.
Psychology comes in handy here, offering cues and signs that someone might not be your biggest fan, despite what they say or do to …
If a woman wants to be more than friends, she’ll always display these 7 subtle behaviors
Navigating the realm of friendships and romantic relationships can be a tricky business. It’s like trying to decipher a complex code without a guidebook. Little signs could mean big things, especially when a woman wants to be more than just friends.
From my observations, women tend to communicate their feelings subtly, especially when those feelings …
People who retire early in life usually display these 6 traits, according to psychology
For years, I have been fascinated by stories of those who “made it” to financial independence by their 40s or early 50s.
I’ve read articles, listened to interviews, and tried to break down what exactly it was that allowed these people to step away from their 9-to-5s while the rest of us kept working.
And …
People with low emotional intelligence display these 9 behaviors (without realizing it)
Let’s talk about emotional intelligence, or rather the lack of it.
Emotional intelligence is a crucial skill that helps us understand and manage our own emotions, and effectively interpret those of others. But what happens when someone lacks this skill?
Well, those with low emotional intelligence often exhibit certain behaviors, completely unaware of their emotional …
7 life lessons only tricky people can teach you
There’s a peculiar wisdom that comes from tricky people. They might not be the most straightforward, but they certainly have unique lessons to teach.
Now, let’s get one thing straight. Being tricky doesn’t necessarily equate to being dishonest or deceitful. Instead, it’s about thinking differently, navigating life creatively and sometimes, yes, bending rules a bit.…
7 types of friends who will always have your back, according to psychology
Friends come and go, but every now and then, you come across those rare types who stick around through thick and thin.
They’re the ones you can count on when life gets complicated, who genuinely celebrate your successes, and who offer a shoulder to lean on when things don’t go as planned.
Psychology tells us …
10 ways to handle people who act “high and mighty”
There’s a stark line between someone who is genuinely confident and someone who just acts “high and mighty”.
This line is often crossed when individuals with an inflated sense of self-importance start to belittle others.
Dealing with such people can be a real headache, but don’t worry, I’ve got your back.
In this article, I’ll …
The hidden downsides of being overly competitive (that no one tells you)
We often praise those with a competitive spirit. It’s equated with drive, determination, and a will to win. But what if I told you there’s a dark side to being overly competitive?
The underbelly of competition is rarely discussed. It’s hidden beneath layers of victory chants and trophy displays.
Being overly competitive has its pitfalls, …
People who grew up with an absence of love and kindness will often display these 8 traits as adults
Growing up without love and kindness can leave a lasting impact. Often, specific behaviors emerge in adulthood as a result of this void during childhood.
It’s not about blame, but rather understanding how our early experiences shape us. Recognizing these traits isn’t just about labeling, but about fostering empathy and compassion.
Here, I’ll explore eight …