The reaction we as humans have to seeing something cute is pretty universal…

715: Binge Watch

The McMillian Dictionary Blog wrote, quote: The word ‘binge’ first appeared in English in the mid-1800s to mean ‘to soak’. Around the time of World War I, the term ‘binge’ was used to refer to eating or drinking in excess. The term binge-watching can be traced back as far as 2003, but it didn’t come […]

714: Emergency Prep

The average level of disaster management preparedness in the health systems of 27 European Union member states was 68%.

713: Clean Your Plate

When we force ourselves, or force kids, to ignore their body’s signals for hunger and fullness, that we start to lose touch with those signals.

712: Faith

Our very mental and social existence may come down to faith in many ways. Faith isn’t and doesn’t have to be religious – it just has to rely on trust and confidence.

711: Too Hard On Yourself

And while it can be tempting to think that being hard on yourself is part of what drives success, it’s worth paying attention to the conclusion of the 2011 article “The Effects of Self-Criticism and Self-Oriented Perfectionism on Goal Pursuit”…

710: Leadership

It’s often true that those who become leaders may or may not have wanted to be named that, or are even officially in leadership positions.

709: Allergic

Allergies aren’t really all that uncommon, and the things that we tend to refer to as allergies even more so.

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720: Chores

719: Talkin’ ’bout

718: Dynamics

717: Speak Up

716: Squee