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’re determined to keep it together, bracing yourself for conflict.
But when someone you love is angry with you, you hear it in their voice and see it in their faces.
And, ready or not, the tears come in a sudden, powerful wave.
Your eyes burn, your lip trembles, and you can’t keep your voice even to save your life.
You’d give anything to know how to stop crying when mad and maintain your composure.
Is it even possible?
Yes, it is.
There’s hope for the tenderhearted.
Read on to learn why.
You need solid intel on how to play hard to get with your crush.
You’re unsure where the sweet spot is between acting desperate and being a detached ice queen.
How do you know if you’re playing hard to get or just pushing him away?
And if you don’t know the difference, how will he?
All you want is to be yourself and get to know him better, too.
So, how can playing hard to get help you with that?
Or can it?
You're a fountain of kindness, intelligence, and fun.
But you're not the best-looking bloke or babe on the block.
And sometimes, your unremarkable (or even unattractive) looks tug on your mood.
We get it and have some advice to get you through it.
First, know you're not alone.
More people feel this way than not.
There are certainly more average-looking people on the planet than there are head-turners.
Second, freeing yourself from the limiting, damaging, and ever-changing parameters of what constitutes beauty will improve your mental health tenfold.
So today, we're answering the question: How do I accept being “unattractive?”
It sounds counterintuitive to suggest rhyming verses as a source of comfort.
But we’ve found some beautiful poems about death, some rhyming and some not, that put the pain of losing someone into words that feel authentic and compassionate.
There’s a reason many of us find comfort in certain song lyrics and types of music.
Words and rhythm together (with or without rhyme) have more power than either one has on its own.
That’s the power behind these poems about loss of a loved one.
You’ve been hearing a lot about the importance of unity — from different viewpoints.
But hardly anyone is articulating just what unity is exactly.
It was never meant to be a divisive concept.
The unity quotes in this post give a clearer idea of what real unity is.
It’s not stifling opposing voices.
It’s not about uniformity for its own sake or about maintaining privilege.
These inspirational quotes about unity reveal what it’s all about and why it should be a priority.