Picture this: You have a friend who’s moving, and he asks you for help on a Saturday morning when you have plans to do something that you’ve really been looking forward to. You don’t want to hurt your ...
Here’s what you should do instead. By Jancee Dunn When my daughter was 3, she bolted while I was paying for groceries at the supermarket. I was fumbling for my credit card and didn’t notice. For 20 ...
Have you ever struggled to say “no” to someone? Maybe you say “yes” even when you’re exhausted because you don’t want to let ...
We’re almost a month into the new year, and with all the political changes happening, now seems like the perfect time to focus on deepening our friendships and turning to our good pals for support.
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How to stop being the family scapegoat, according to a GP
Have you ever been made the scapegoat? If you have, you will know how it feels. To scapegoat someone is to project all ...
Okay, there's no official guide on how to stop being a perfectionist, but there are four questions you can ask yourself when you feel stuck. I now steer clear of Black Swan because I enjoy sleeping at ...
“I saw something nasty in the woodshed!” It’s the tormented refrain uttered by Aunt Ada Doom in Stella Gibbons’s comedic novel-turned-movie Cold Comfort Farm. When she was a young girl, Ada ...
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