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Tag Archives: positive psychology
3 Curmudgeonly Insights into the Good Life
I’ve experienced the pull of positive psychology since it was called humanistic psychology, back in the 1970s or before. Newly re-packaged, with a lot of recent research backing up what to me seems, by now, like common sense, this field aims to turn self-help into a science.
You want to be happy, or happier, or live a better life? Fine, here’s what you need to … Read more
Posted in A Rational Woman
Tagged bucket list, happiness, humanism, Kylie's Heel, meaningfulness, positive psychology, reality, small talk
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6 Ways to Jump-Start Your Life
Spring comes early where I live in Southern California, but anytime can be a good time to give yourself the refreshing feeling of starting anew.
And for those who still make New Year’s resolutions, it’s a good bet that many of those well-intentioned goals are now moldering away in a neglected corner of your subconscious. (If that’s not true in your life, please share your … Read more
Posted in A Rational Woman
Tagged awareness, change, habit, New Year's resolutions, positive psychology, subconscious
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