How to reduce your risk in a world of ‘help yourself’ salad bars, reusable cups and busy trains: Coronavirus: your guide to safer shopping and travel
Coronavirus: your guide to safer shopping and travel
How You Should Get Food During the Pandemic
The coronavirus makes an age-old dilemma much more fraught: Order in, or cook at home?: How You Should Get Food During the Pandemic
Parenting during coronavirus: What to know about play dates, education and more
School’s canceled. Many parents are working from home. Now what?: Parenting during coronavirus: What to know about play dates, education and more
7 Counterintuitive Ways to Bolster Your Relationship
Many relationship-boosting suggestions make sense—and follow conventional wisdom: Show affection. Fight fair. Go on dates frequently. Be grateful for your partner. Of course, these are very helpful but… Continue reading here: 7 Counterintuitive Ways to Bolster Your Relationship
Managing Difficult and Toxic Relationships During a Pandemic
Having your reality undermined at a time of confusion is unsettling: Managing Difficult and Toxic Relationships During a Pandemic
The Dos and Don’ts of ‘Social Distancing’
Experts weigh in on whether you should cancel your dates, dinner parties, and gym sessions: The Dos and Don’ts of ‘Social Distancing’
What COVID-19 Can Teach Us About Mindfulness
The power of presence in the face of uncertainty: What COVID-19 Can Teach Us About Mindfulness
Making Real Connections in the Age of Social Media
New platforms aim to alleviate loneliness and promote honest conversation: Making Real Connections in the Age of Social Media
Relationship Crises
10 successful responses: Relationship Crises
A Secret Weapon for Improving Your Closest Relationship
New research shows how being sensitive can help improve your relationship: A Secret Weapon for Improving Your Closest Relationship
Relationship Survival Strategies for Working From Home
When you are literally “in it together.”: Relationship Survival Strategies for Working From Home
On Digital Minimalism and Pandemics
Cal Newport writes: “One of the more profound representations of the soul in the Western Canon is the Chariot Allegory from Plato’s Phaedrus dialogue:
“[T]he charioteer of the human soul drives a pair, and secondly one of the horses is noble and of noble breed, but the other quite the opposite in breed and character.”
As elaborated by the character of Socrates in the dialogue, the charioteer represents our soul’s reasoned pursuit to cultivate a worthy life. This task requires the charioteer to allow the noble steed, representing our moral intuitions, to lead the way, while preventing its ignoble partner, representing our base instincts, from drawing the soul off course.’: On Digital Minimalism and Pandemics – Study Hacks – Cal Newport
How To Dial-In Your Life And Amp Up Your Health, Without Spending A Fortune
Travel writer David Duran dives into how to use technology to help you dial in your health while saving for a big trip this spring: How To Dial-In Your Life And Amp Up Your Health, Without Spending A Fortune
What We Need Now: 3 Types of Cocooning
Even before coronavirus quarantines, hyper-nesting had been on the rise: What We Need Now: 3 Types of Cocooning
Reducing Mental Effort
One often overlooked way to reduce mental effort is simply to do less. Pull back from obligations. Decline invitations. Withdraw from projects till your plate is less full. Working with a very full plate can be stimulating, but it’s best as a short-term condition: Reducing Mental Effort – Part 6 – Steve Pavlina
Staying Sane on the Web
Keeping distance from digital narcissists: Staying Sane on the Web
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