Why we struggle with perfectionism — and how to overcome it
Perfectionism leads to procrastination, black-and-white thinking and can be harmful to your mental health, experts say.
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Immigrant Underemployment Contributes to Mental Illness
Immigrants and refugees often struggle to find jobs that match their skills, leading to frustration and isolation that ...
Ten key items in our wardrobe is enough – here's why
The dopamine-spiking effects of ultra-fast fashion are far outweighed by the wellbeing rewards of a capsule wardrobe, ...
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People Are Opening Up About What It's Like To Have Schizophrenia, And It's Incredibly Interesting
"When I was younger and had no idea what was going on, I lived in a constant state of terror. The voices and delusions were ...
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FLX WELLNESS: Make this ‘NO-vember’ – Say no to letting outside circumstances control your mental and emotional well-being
My mind had been fixated on what was happening in the outside world rather than focusing on my own life. My thoughts and ...
Study Buddy (Challenger): Is playing with dolls or toy cars down to nature or nurture?
This page is for students who want to take their reading comprehension to the next level with difficult vocabulary and ...
Why millennial men promise the world before ghosting: As singletons reveal their exes' final texts, relationship expert reveals why a generation of boyfriends can't fac…
Women from the UK to Australia report being told that they are 'wife material' and even being invited to meet their parents ...
My husband doesn't know I sleep with male escorts: At 37, I was tired of our sexless marriage. 'Hugo' reminded me what it felt like to be a woman...
It was 10pm when I returned from my date with Hugo to find my husband snoring in our bed. I knew in that moment our marriage ...
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Foolproof Conversation Starters That Can Lead to New Friendships
Unfortunately, even when we have pretty decent self-esteem, our nerves and the fear of rejection can ... However, keeping it general is the best approach, says Diane Gottsman, etiquette expert and ...