

Contributing Writer
Feb 72 min read
How Subtle Changes in Visual Input Impact Your Brain
Burned out or just in bad lighting? Small tweaks in lighting and object placement can trick your brain into functioning again.


Stephanie Rudolph, MA, LMFT
Feb 63 min read
How an A- Redefines Academic Excellence and Well-Being
Explore how academic excellence impacts student well-being. Learn to shift from perfectionism to a healthier mindset.


Contributing Writer
Feb 62 min read
The Psychology Behind the Checkout Lane Dilemma
The checkout lane dilemma reveals how you handle risk, reward, and regret—one slow-moving grocery line at a time.


Contributing Writer
Feb 62 min read
How Selective Participation Can Improve Your Well-Being
Learn how selective participation can ease mental strain, reduce anxiety, and foster deeper understanding in a hyperconnected world.


Contributing Writer
Feb 62 min read
The Guilt of Ignoring a Call, A Modern Social Dilemma
Ignoring a call shouldn’t feel like a crime, yet the guilt lingers. Why do we owe people instant access to our time?


Contributing Writer
Feb 62 min read
Debunking The Belief That Rest Must Be Earned
The idea that rest must be earned fuels burnout and guilt. Recognizing rest as essential can improve mental health and life balance.


Contributing Writer
Feb 52 min read
Feeling Observed, The Mental Toll of Constant Scrutiny
Feeling observed can trigger anxiety and self-doubt. Learn how to manage external scrutiny while maintaining self-confidence.


Contributing Writer
Feb 52 min read
Why Koalas Are a Masterclass in Efficiency
Koalas are a masterclass in efficiency, proving that sometimes, the best survival strategy is simply to rest and conserve energy.


Contributing Writer
Feb 52 min read
Toxic Positivity: A Hidden Form of Nihilism?
Toxic positivity suppresses real emotions. True resilience emerges from embracing hardship, not ignoring it. Find balance in optimism.


Contributing Writer
Feb 52 min read
Close Calls and Counterfactual Thinking: Breaking the Cycle of “What If”
Close calls create lasting emotional impacts. Learn why near misses stick with us and how to reframe them for resilience and growth.


Contributing Writer
Feb 41 min read
Why Your Fish Might Be the Most Stable Relationship in Your Life
Your fish expects nothing, leaves you alone, and never ghosts you. Honestly, your fish might be the most stable relationship you have.


Contributing Writer
Feb 43 min read
The Psychology of Winning: Why We Crave the Top Spot
Winning isn't just about success. The psychology of winning reveals how our brains and society shape the drive to be the best.