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The moment you're experiencing right now is probably an illusion—it's only the brain's incredible ability to predict reality that keeps us grounded in time. This is why.
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New research on the real experiences of people caring for a loved one with depression found that, despite the challenges, they seek and find ways to continue to live well. This is how.
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Burnout can get to anyone, but research suggests that two personality traits may make some people especially vulnerable to debilitating exhaustion. Here's how they can manage.
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Perfectionism sets us up for failure because perfection is impossible and its pursuit inevitably backfires. Here’s how to achieve balance—and excellence—instead.
Why Perfectionism Is a Trap
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