At 95, legendary investor Warren Buffett shared his advice on not getting stuck in ‘woulda, coulda, shoulda’ thinking.

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Research shows that, while the vast majority of us expect our friendships to be reciprocal, "in reality, only about half of ...

We trust external observation over introspection, but we have it backward. When the brain observes itself, we access physical ...

Person-centered therapy is a deliberate approach involving close attention to the client’s moment-to-moment process with a ...

Your words reveal more about you than you think. If phrases like “Let’s get to the point” or “It is what it is” sound ...

In a world obsessed with speed, charisma, and the myth of “never give up,” Sébastien Page invites us to slow down and explore ...

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This can be your special neutral word, or two sounds you like — something like win-dow, ap-ple — designed to anchor you back ...

This Christmas, consumers aren’t chasing trends, they’re searching for permanence. The Ralph Lauren aesthetic reflects a ...

Ever wondered why smart people make bad investment decisions, you're not alone. Markets move on emotion as much as they do on math. This is known as behavioral finance.

Ever catch yourself saying “bless you” after sneezing when no one’s around? Turns out, that small, polite reflex says more ...