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Fresh Starts: How to Use Landmark Dates to Spark a Change

Fresh Starts: How to Use Landmark Dates to Spark a Change

Mondays, birthdays, anniversaries, and new years, we have many opportunities throughout the year to create a fresh start. Learn how to use landmark dates to spark growth and self-improvement.
Feeling Unloved: The Need to Be Appreciated

Feeling Unloved: The Need to Be Appreciated

We have a vital human need to feel loved and appreciated by others. Discover the profound impact of appreciation on self-worth, relationships, and well-being, and learn practical tips to cultivate more love and gratitude from others.
Movie Analysis Worksheet (PDF)

Movie Analysis Worksheet (PDF)

What can your favorite movie teach you about yourself? Check out this "Movie Analysis" worksheet as a tool for self-reflection through the lens of cinema.
In-Yeon: Exploring "Past Lives" and Eternal Connections

In-Yeon: Exploring “Past Lives” and Eternal Connections

In-Yeon is the powerful idea that every human interaction is meaningful and purposeful in the grand scheme of things. Learn more about this insightful concept and how it is illustrated in the movie “Past Lives.”
A to Z Gratitude List (PDF)

A to Z Gratitude List (PDF)

Experiment with the "A to Z Gratitude List" worksheet for a unique journey of positivity, appreciation, and reflection on the diverse elements enriching your life.
The Big 5 Personality Traits: A Framework for Understanding Our Differences

The Big 5 Personality Traits: A Framework for Understanding Our Differences

Dive into the Big 5 Personality Traits to gain a better understanding of human personality and individual differences. Discover how characteristics like Openness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, and Neuroticism shape who we are and the choices we make in life.
The Gish Gallop Effect: How Rapid Argumentation Distorts Perceptions and Beliefs

The Gish Gallop Effect: How Rapid Argumentation Distorts Perceptions and Beliefs

Beware the “Gish Gallop” effect, a common persuasive tactic where an individual rapid-fires their talking points without giving anyone a chance to respond to anything they said. This is a popular strategy used in formal debates, political discourse, and everyday arguments.
Creative Self-Reflection Exercises (PDF)

Creative Self-Reflection Exercises (PDF)

Here's a worksheet with five different creative writing exercises to spark self-reflection, including "Spirit Animal," "Last Day on Earth," "History," and more. Take your time with each one and learn more about yourself.
Abandon Your TV: The Mental Benefits of Canceling Your Cable Subscription

Abandon Your TV: The Mental Benefits of Canceling Your Cable Subscription

Free your mind from the prison of mindless television and learn to live a healthier and saner life by canceling your cable subscription today.