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Category: Mental Wellness

  • Reading Is One of the Best You can Do for Yourself
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    Reading Is One of the Best You can Do for Yourself

    Recently, I have been witnessing the upward trend of “digital detoxing”. The urge to touch grass seems urgent. As reading is often purposeful, for its ability to inform or for leisure, its most profound gift is actually the cultivation of a resilient inner architecture. The Importance of an Independent Mind Reading, fiction or nonfiction, is

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  • The Problem with “Hurt People Hurt”
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    The Problem with “Hurt People Hurt”

    No. Not all hurt people hurt others to cope. This generalized, oversimplified quick wisdom may be good for TikTok compassion, but it may potentially not only justify abusers’ behaviors but also invalidate victims. Trauma and issues of abusers don’t excuse them from accountability. And this thought occurred to me, somehow, after popular content online remains

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  • Practical Ways to Tell the Difference between Strategy and Manipulation
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    Practical Ways to Tell the Difference between Strategy and Manipulation

    Picture this: two people want their ideas to be considered. One waits to observe the dynamics first, collects data, and schedules a meeting with the project lead with a polished slide show. The other tightens their tone, repeats half-truths, dredges up unrelated guilt, and makes it feel rude to deny. This is just one comparison

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  • Honesty Doesn’t Make Your Judgement a Fact
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    Honesty Doesn’t Make Your Judgement a Fact

    People love heroism. Playing the sage, savior, advisor, or authority figure has an irresistible pull for those in a certain psychological state. As a result, honesty often comes with a surge of self-fueled enthusiasm. But does that make their opinion worth listening to? Many people assume that if they are being honest, their opinions automatically

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  • High vs. Low-Context Communication in Real Life Explained
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    High vs. Low-Context Communication in Real Life Explained

    Have you ever felt like you almost understood a conversation, but not quite? Or, on the other hand, received explicit information with a detailed explanation that was too straightforward and efficient to be a bit intimidating? Sometimes words deliver exactly the message you need, while other times you must infer or guess. Beyond personal preference,

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