Andy Murray
We often hear phrases like “change your mind” or “I’ve lost my mind” as if the mind is a separate thing from the brain. But is it really separate? Where does the mind come from, and how does it work? Let’s break it down in simple terms. The Brain …
All love affairs begin with that connection laughter, those late-night conversations, or even just that feeling of being there for one another. Friendships tend to be the building block of romance, and when they falter, love can gradually diminish as well. The frightening thing? Oftentimes, relationships do not end with …
Why Your Motivation Matters When it comes to love, most people wonder: What really predicts romantic success? Is it timing, luck, personality, or simply effort? According to groundbreaking new research published in May 2025 in the Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, the answer lies in something far deeper, your motivation …
Life is full of pivot points, but we all shudder at change because we don’t know what comes next. We hold onto what makes us feel comfortable and secure even when it bores us. But the reality is this: change isn’t just inescapable, it’s necessary. Each new page presents an …
September 13th is Positive Thinking Day, but come on, you don’t need a single day out of the calendar to remind you of how precious positivity is. Life is always sending challenges your way, and being optimistic all the time isn’t easy. But here’s the great news: positive thinking is …
Virtual reality (VR) holds out the promise of new worlds of creativity, learning, and connection. But with the excitement comes an unsettling reality: harassment in VR feels as real as it does in real life. Picture yourself logging into a virtual world. Your body isn’t present there no skin, no …
There’s a striking photograph out of Nazi Germany that has made its way around the globe. In it, a single man refuses to lift his arm in salute as he stands among a sea of Nazis. The photo, taken in Hamburg in 1936, is thought to be of August Landmesser, …
Life has a tendency to surprise us. At other times, it’s a surprise phone call, diagnosis, or loss that rattles the ground right from under our feet. One frigid January evening, I discovered this reality for myself. My sister’s voice on the phone brought with it words I shall never …
The moment most people hear the term neuroticism, they immediately associate it with emotional instability, anxiety, or negativity. Neuroticism, in psychology, is usually associated with mental health issues like depression, eating disorders, body dissatisfaction, and even personality disorders. Indeed, some professionals think that neuroticism may be the cause of most …
Ever felt like you get talked down to, called names, or made to feel small all the time? Chances are that you may be dealing with a grandiose narcissist. To them, they can only feel superior if you appear inferior. That’s why they’re so quick to insult, belittle, and mock …