Intergenerational thinking means looking beyond yourself and understanding that you’re part of a large chain of “cause-and-effect” that stretches well beyond your lifetime.
Once you recognize that everyone – and every action – is the result of a complex web of factors, it’s easier to not taking anything people say or do too personally.
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.
Need a good reason to socialize more? Try approaching people with a “kindness mindset.” When we meet people with the intention to do a favor, it can often disarm our sense of insecurity by taking the focus off of ourselves.
One small act of kindness or generosity can have a much larger impact on the world than you realize. New research shows the “ripple effect” of kindness.