Thinks I find along the way
Conventional approaches to passion say that over time it will eventually morph into something calmer. New relationship research on long-term couples this turns wisdom on its head: Can Passionate Love Survive the Test of Time?
“Dating for the plot” is when you go on a date simply because it may make for an interesting story, even though it may end up going badly and not lead to a long-term partner: Is “Dating for the Plot” the Way to Go?
Here’s how to do the math that’ll keep your relationship healthily balanced: How the Golden “5:1 Ratio” Can Make Any Relationship Thrive
While all abusive relationships are toxic, not all toxic relationships are abusive. But there are some other differences that you should consider before labeling: The Difference Between Toxic and Abusive Relationships
Discover the profound impact of three simple yet powerful phrases that can brighten someone’s day, boost their self-esteem, and foster meaningful connections: The 3 Kindest Things You Can Say to Someone
Shame can be one of the toughest emotions to face. Explore how childhood traumatic shame shapes adult relationships and how reminiscent situations help it retain its hold: The Persistence of Traumatic Childhood Shame
Learn how to stop sabotaging yourself with judgmental thoughts that fuel unhelpful emotions: Learning to Accept Your Emotions
To build a long-lasting relationship, strive to meet these four criteria: 4 Factors That Determine How Long a Relationship Will Last
How do you make peace with your past self so you can live a life of meaning, satisfaction, and joy with the latest version of you? Go to the Source: 8 Steps to Making Peace With Your Past Self
To become empowered, you have to own what is within your control and responsibility and let go of what is beyond it. Your worry, stress, and anxiety will dramatically diminish: To Control or Not to Control: This Is the Question
To me, this is one of the funniest things he ever did…
Why business schools teach the wrong lessons about organizational change: Changing Organizations From Below
Are you too clingy? Too independent? Are you different at home from how you are at work? Bringing different sides of yourself together can help you find a healthy balance: 6 Ways to Balance Relationships
These are six classical signs that a marriage won’t stand the test of time. Source: The 6 Leading Causes of Divorce
Two new biographies take on the different sides of the longtime Notre Dame president’s complicated legacy: The complicated legacy of Father Hesburgh
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The Impact of Father Ted Hesburgh
Father Theodore Hesburgh, also known as Father Ted, was a influential figure known for his impact on education, civil rights, and public service. As the president of the University of Notre Dame for 35 years, Father Hesburgh played a pivotal role in transforming the university into a renowned educational institution.
Continue reading “Hesburgh”Michael J. Menard’s book ‘The Kite That Couldn’t Fly’ recounts how 14 children faced uncommon challenges. Yet most of them found the way to overcome their struggles and thrive: Adverse Childhood Experiences: Who Stumbles and Who Thrives?
You needed to go through what you went through to know what you know now. Not all love is supposed to be forever. Each expired relationship is meant to connect you more to you: What to Do If Your Worst Breakup Keeps Haunting You
It’s easy to stay in a relationship for too long. So how do you tell whether a relationship is past its “Discard By” date? Source: 15 Signs that a Relationship May Be Over
The proper aim is not a better station, but liberation: Why Reincarnation Isn’t So Wonderful
Criticisms of evidence suggesting causal relationships between social media and mental health problems have some scientific merit, but clinically are wide of the mark: Social Media as a Cause of Mental Health Problems
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