By Erin Leonard Ph.D. Why a certain type of apology can make things worse. There are times when an apology can make you more upset. It can be confusing because you want…
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By Jordan Birnbaum M.A. - Co-Authored by Laura Martin Is there any bigger win-win in life than likability? Being liked is pretty awesome in and of itself, but it also…
Coping with defensive parents: Why your parent can't apologize. By Imi Lo It plays out like this: you voice a simple concern or make a request, and instead of understanding,…
A Day in the Life of a 21-Year-Old Engineering Student Athlete Pursuing Financial Freedom Name: Sokeiprim Braide College: University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada In a world where time is the…
New research suggests how to cope with people who always need to be right. By Susan Krauss Whitbourne PhD, ABPP Your relationships with people who always insist on being right…
By Tim Wilson If you Google Summer McIntosh, you would most likely get her Instagram account as the first result from the search engine. The next result for most browsers…
By Tina Fey There’s a distinct difference between simply aging and aging beautifully with confidence. The key lies in your habits. It’s not about hiding your age or striving for…
By National Post Almost four decades ago, Dr. Femi Ayeni and his wife Titi Ayeni made a major decision: they moved their five children from tropical Nigeria to chilly Canada.…
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