One-upmanship is the habit of always trying to “one up” people’s stories and accomplishments. Do you know someone like this? Here’s why it can become an unhealthy pattern that ultimately hurts our relationships….
According to a fascinating new study, having a strong sense of “oneness” with the world around you is positively associated with greater happiness and life satisfaction….
The world is filled with bad advice, but it’s important we have healthy ways to respond to this advice without letting it get too under our skin….
In psychology, mind-reading is when we try to infer what is going on in someone’s mind without asking them to clarify. It’s a common trap in relationships that often leads to miscommunication and misunderstanding….
All positive relationships require a “we”-perspective. Psychology research shows the use of the pronouns “we” and “us” is associated with happier relationships and better conflict resolution than when we focus on “me” and “you.”…