Are you looking to make positive changes in your life to improve your health, emotional well-being, daily habits, productivity, or relationships?
We all have areas where we want to improve and become a better version of ourselves and better cope with life challenges. You are a wonderful work in progress, and we want to help you reach your self-improvement goals. On this page, you’ll find articles on a variety of self-improvement topics with actionable steps and ideas you can use.
You know roughly what it means to be an empath — to feel what others are feeling.
But did you know there are several different types of empaths?
Maybe you’ve read about levels of empaths, but the word “levels” can be misleading.
We’re not here to compare one empath’s abilities to another’s as if they’re in competition.
Empathic ability is meant to connect people on a deeper level.
It’s just that there are different ways to do this.
Funny personal mottos can help you take yourself less seriously — the better to enjoy the moments your life is made of.
There’s nothing funny or clever about dogmatism and what it leads to.
So when a new friend shares a personal motto that makes you laugh, it puts you at ease.
Clever mottos can achieve what religious fervor never could: a unity worth having.
In support of that, we’ve collected 19 of the funniest mottos for you to enjoy.
We hope you find at least one you’ll be happy to share.
Nourish your vocabulary with our noteworthy collection of positive adjectives that begin with the letter “N.”
Navigate your way through this nifty list and discover novel words that will elevate your communication skills to new heights.
No longer will you be limited by mundane phrases; instead, embrace the nuances and intricacies of our list.
Nurture your linguistic prowess and be the envy of your peers as you effortlessly weave these adjectives into your conversations, writings, and musings.
They are also great words to use to describe a friend or lover.
Now, let's jump in and explore the power of “N”!
If you’re looking at an empty page and thinking, “What should I say to my daughter?” you’ve got company.
We know how challenging it can be to write letters to your adult children.
Self-doubt creeps in, and you wonder if the words you can think of will mean the same to them as they do to you.
After all, you’ve made mistakes (every parent does), and you want your daughter to know how proud you are of the woman she’s becoming.
You’re just not sure where to begin.
Are you becoming one of those indecisive people who grow anxious when presented with the smallest choice?
Or maybe you're stuck on a massive life decision.
Whichever the case may be, you're not alone.
It's a condition on the rise as we're presented with increasing options across all spectrums.
But what causes indecisiveness?
How can you train yourself to be more assured and make better choices?
We're unpacking it all below.