Have you ever heard that it’s not what you say that counts, but how you say it? Although the words we choose for conversations with peers and friends are important, the way we present ourselves during those discussions is crucial too. Up to 93% of human communication is non-verbal, but many people don’t know how to use body language correctly. Learning how to stand, … [Read more...] about Send the Right Message with Body Language
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How to Introduce Your Adult Children to Your Significant Other
For many seniors, finding a new love interest can be a wonderful experience. You’re at a stage in life where you know yourself and what you want. You’re less concerned with society’s expectations and have a greater appreciation for simple companionship. There’s just one thing. Your adult children may not be as enthusiastic as you are about your new partner. How can you … [Read more...] about How to Introduce Your Adult Children to Your Significant Other
How to Achieve Closure and Take Back Control of Your Life
Are you searching for closure? It’s natural to want some explanation when a relationship ends, or you experience a similar loss. Social psychologists describe it as gaining the resolution necessary to take back control and move on. It’s also becoming more elusive in recent years. The same technology that helps you find romance online makes it easier to break someone’s heart. … [Read more...] about How to Achieve Closure and Take Back Control of Your Life
How to Use a Personal Website in Your Job Search
If you’re job hunting these days, you might need more than a paper resume. Graphic designers and other creative types have been using personal websites for years. Now, the trend is becoming more mainstream. There are at least two reasons behind this. The growth in remote and hybrid work makes online communications more important. At the same time, simple templates make it … [Read more...] about How to Use a Personal Website in Your Job Search
What You Need to Know about Brain Health, TV, and Middle Age
If you’re like most consumers, you spent the pandemic watching more TV. However, if you’re middle aged and concerned about your brain health, you may want to put down the remote. Three new studies add to the evidence that watching a lot of TV in your middle years can negatively affect your cognitive function in later years. The researchers found that “the more television you … [Read more...] about What You Need to Know about Brain Health, TV, and Middle Age