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Latest News about Make It / Psychology and Relationships

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Is it possible to have compassion for billionaires? 'Succession' fans and 'empathy scholars' weigh in
Tags Make It / Psychology and Relationships Make It Psychology
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Co-workers asking for too much help? Try a '20% no and 80% alternative solution' response, says The Workplace Therapist
Tags Workplace culture Make It / Life Psychology
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A psychology expert shares 7 toxic phrases ‘highly insecure’ people always use—and how to deal with them
Tags Workplace culture Self/improvement Make It
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Don't tell your boss 'no', says The Workplace Therapist—use this 2-word phrase instead: 'Borrow from our friends in improv'
Tags Make It / Psychology and Relationships Make It Career coaching
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How self-described 'loner' Deepak Chopra gets the best out of his friendships: 'I engage with people for 3 reasons'
Tags Workplace relationships Mental health Make It / Psychology and Relationships
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Harvard-trained psychologist: Emotionally intelligent people use this 'hidden key' to deal with annoying co-workers
Tags Make It / Life Workplace culture Career coaching
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This is the secret to a long and healthy marriage, says Deepak Chopra: 'Your relationship will thrive forever'
Tags Health Marriage Mental health
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A psychologist shares 6 toxic phrases 'highly narcissistic' people always use—and how to deal with them
Tags Mental health Science Make It / Life
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How to raise kids to have a ‘secure’ attachment style: 'It's not about being a perfect parent,' says BetterHelp therapist
Tags Make It / Life Relationships Psychology
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If you're in a meeting and you don't want to be, just leave, says Stanford business professor
Tags Career advice Early career Make It / Psychology and Relationships
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The No. 1 thing successful couples never do, say psychologists who studied 40,000 couples: It can 'destroy a relationship'
Tags Marriage Mental health Lifestyle
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Use this 3-word response when someone is rude to you, says Harvard-trained etiquette expert
Tags Lifestyle Netflix Inc Etiquette
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More money will certainly mean more problems in your relationships, financial experts say—especially a marriage
Tags Psychology Home buying Relationships
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Star of Netflix’s ‘How to Get Rich’: It's a 'huge red flag' if your partner won't talk about money—here's why
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I spent 10 years studying the secret to happiness—here's the No. 1 thing I overlooked the entire time
Tags Neuroscience Mental health Health
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This is the No. 1 thing all successful couples do, love researchers John and Julie Gottman tell therapist Esther Perel
Tags Make It / Life Psychology Relationships
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This 20-minute daily practice makes kids 'better problem solvers,' says Johns Hopkins child development expert
Tags Parenting Children Make It / Raising Successful Kids
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Don’t say ‘How are you?’ Ask these 8 questions instead, says expert: ‘You’ll get a genuine response’
Tags Mental health Health Science
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Mixing these 2 parenting styles can help raise resilient kids, says child psychologist
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Harvard-trained psychologist: If you use any of these 9 phrases, ‘your relationship is more successful than most' couples
Tags Marriage Neuroscience Mental health
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Why your Tinder connection isn't moving beyond the app: Many daters 'don't have a strategy,' says dating coach
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4 signs you need to check in on your friends, according to a Harvard-trained psychologist
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A Harvard-trained psychologist says this is the No. 1 way to shut down negativity in your friendships
Tags Mental health Friendships Relationships
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Use these 6 steps to teach your kids how to say 'I'm sorry': 'A good apology takes ownership'
Tags Make It / Psychology and Relationships Make It Primary and secondary education
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3 financial red flags that may mean your spouse is thinking divorce, according to a CFP: 'Start looking for money movement'
Tags Make It / Life Marriage Dating
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4 dating 'green flags' that signal the start of a successful relationship
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Never use these 2 words when saying 'I'm sorry'—they make you sound 'fake and insincere,' say experts
Tags Relationships Career coaching Self/improvement
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How to co-parent a successful kid, according to a child psychologist—a 'perfect' situation is not the goal
Tags Parenting Children Divorce and separations
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Would a $100,000 salary make you happy? Here's when more money doesn't mean more joy
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A CEO shares the 5 toxic personalities he sees 'over and over' again—'watch for these signs'
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