7 behaviors that reveal a man is a low-quality father, according to psychology
Fatherhood can be one of life’s most meaningful roles, yet some men struggle to show up for their children in the ways that truly matter.
Whether it’s a lack of emotional support or a refusal to take responsibility, these behaviors are more than just minor slip-ups; they can seriously impact a child’s development and sense …
7 phrases you should stop using if you want to sound more confident, says psychology
Confidence isn’t just about how you feel—it’s about how you come across to others.
And sometimes, the way we speak can quietly undermine the confidence we’re trying to project.
I used to think confidence was all about body language, eye contact, and knowing my stuff. And while those things matter, I didn’t realize how much …
7 behaviors of people who thrived in school but struggle in the workplace, according to psychology
There’s a surprising paradox that many of us encounter as we transition from the structured world of academics to the unpredictable terrain of the workplace.
According to psychology, some behaviors that spell success in school may actually be hindrances in the professional world.
Just think about it – being a star student doesn’t always equate …
8 signs you grew up with a present and loving father in your life
When your dad gives you a high-five, you know he’s proud. When he gives you a hug, you know he’s there for you.
Ah, the beauty of simple father-child interactions.
But, it’s not always this straight forward. In fact, the influence of a present and loving father is so profound that it can shape our …
7 behaviors of people who are genuinely concerned about climate change
There’s a saying that goes, “Actions speak louder than words.” I’m sure you’ve heard it a million times. But have you ever applied it to the way we treat our planet?
Here’s the thing.
We all say we care about the environment. We all agree climate change is real. But how many of us actually …
The 5 biggest myths about personal branding (and what actually works)
I used to think having a personal brand meant posting flawless selfies and catchy one-liners on social media all day.
I even tried it for a while—cringe-worthy hashtags and all—before realizing I was missing the point.
Truth be told, there’s a lot of confusion around personal branding. That confusion can cause us to waste time …
If your goal is to be a more emotionally intelligent person as you get older, say hello to these 8 habits
I used to think emotional intelligence was just about being nice to people. Smile, nod, listen—simple, right? But the more I’ve grown, the more I’ve realized it’s so much deeper than that.
Emotional intelligence shapes how we handle challenges, connect with others, and even understand ourselves. And like any skill, it takes intention and practice …
People who quietly resent their own friends often display these 9 passive-aggressive behaviors
Navigating friendships can be an art form. We’d all like to believe that our relationships are built on mutual respect and shared camaraderie.
However, sometimes, a seed of resentment can sprout, quietly altering the dynamics of even the closest friendships.
This resentment rarely manifests itself openly. Instead, it often takes the form of subtle, passive-aggressive …
People who raise self-disciplined and independent kids usually display these 8 behaviors, according to psychology
Before I became a parent, I assumed raising independent and disciplined kids was mostly about setting rules and making sure they followed them.
But as I’ve learned (sometimes the hard way), parenting isn’t just about control—it’s about guidance.
And according to psychology, the way we shape our children’s habits, mindset, and sense of responsibility has …
The art of persuasion: 6 underrated tricks for winning people over
Persuasion isn’t just about convincing someone to see things your way. It’s also about connecting with people on a deeper level and making them feel genuinely heard.
I learned this lesson the hard way in my early days of marketing, when I realized that rattling off data points rarely won hearts or changed minds.
Over …