Money and happiness are two concepts that have intrigued philosophers, economists, and psychologists for centuries. The relationship between them is complex and multifaceted, often leading to debates about whether wealth truly brings joy or if happiness is found elsewhere. We’ll explore the connection between money and … continue reading
Habits are formed through repetition and serve as the brain’s way of saving effort. They develop automatically when a cue triggers a routine that leads to a reward. Changing these patterns can feel overwhelming but it is possible with a clear plan and persistent effort, paving … continue reading
Stoicism offers timeless tools for cultivating inner strength and mental resilience. Ancient philosophers taught that true power lies in how we choose to respond to external challenges. The following practises are proven ways to strengthen your mental fortitude and live a life of clarity and purpose.… continue reading
Many of us grow up believing that being liked by others is the key to forming meaningful connections. We try to be agreeable, easygoing, and non-confrontational in the hope of being accepted. Paradoxically though, the need to be liked by everyone often creates distance in our … continue reading
Decluttering our living areas can help clear our minds and boost overall wellbeing. Our homes often mirror our mental state, and when our surroundings are filled with excess items, our minds can feel just as cluttered. Research has shown that simplifying our physical spaces leads to … continue reading
Delayed gratification is the practise of resisting the temptation for an immediate reward in favour of a larger or more enduring benefit later. Research shows that this ability plays an important role in our mental health, personal success, and overall wellbeing. We’ll explore the benefits of … continue reading
Decisions often come with a mix of feelings that can both guide and confuse us. Emotions are an integral part of who we are and they can shape our choices in profound ways. When we learn how to understand our inner responses, we pave the way … continue reading
Journalling is more than just putting pen to paper, it’s a powerful tool that can help you process emotions, reduce stress, and ultimately feel better. Whether you’re navigating a challenging day or simply looking to improve your overall wellbeing, journalling offers a private, creative space to … continue reading
Reflecting on our mortality isn’t about dwelling on the inevitable end but about using the awareness of life’s finite nature to live more fully and with greater purpose. When we invite thoughts of death into our daily consciousness, we can cut through trivial worries and focus … continue reading
Talking to ourselves aloud isn’t a sign of eccentricity but a powerful practise that can boost our cognitive abilities, regulate our emotions, and even enhance our social skills. We’ll explore why verbal self-talk is beneficial and provide practical tips for those who may find it unusual … continue reading