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Have you ever felt anxious whenever you looked around your cluttered home? But then you found it too emotionally stressful when you decluttered? Clutter has been found to increase stress, but many people avoid decluttering because they find
Your siblings are your first playmates, supporters, and source of love you can count on. But what if that’s not the case? How will you handle sibling estrangement? Meet Fern Schumer Chapman Fern Schumer Chapman is the author
Are you the type of person who cries or laughs easily? Or are you struggling to identify what exactly you are feeling? In this podcast episode, you will learn why having self-awareness through understanding your emotions can help
At one point in their life, people compare themselves to things like wealth, success, and looks with others, especially with family, friends, and public figures. This phenomenon, also known as social comparison, is explained by Leon Festinger (1954)
Laundry hygiene is all about eliminating germs from your clothes and fabrics. Doing laundry can be frustrating and time-consuming, but it’s necessary. This episode will help you understand the importance of laundry in household management. Meet Jan Joustra
Exercise is important for people’s well-being. Those who exercise regularly have better mental and emotional health. Since exercising helps reduce depression and anxiety and prevent dementia and Alzheimer’s. In addition, a good group fitness regimen can enhance our
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