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It’s always fun to be born with siblings, with their games and not-so-serious fights. But have you ever wondered why the eldest tends to be responsible, independent, and protective? Meanwhile, the youngest is more playful, carefree, and social.
Self-doubt is a silent thief that steals confidence and casts shadows on even the greatest accomplishments. It sneaks in, making you doubt your worth. This persistent sense of inadequacy and fear of being exposed as a fraud affects
Most people don’t think about them often, but skeletal muscles are essential to overall health. These body parts enable movement and have crucial functions that support metabolism and even reduce the risk of chronic diseases. Yet many people
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a major tool of convenience for daily life, creating a wave of change in this trendy world. They’re no longer optional extras — AI and data literacy are becoming necessities for professional success.
It’s easy to feel overburdened by the commotion of modern living. Long workdays, social engagements, and continuous noise can exhaust and disengage you. That’s why creating a sanctuary at home is essential. Not only is a neat, peaceful,
Do you think of anger as a bad emotion? Or of happiness as the natural, opposing “good” emotion? There is an assumption that anger and happiness cannot coexist. People think that happiness is good, while anger is bad.
In today’s hyper-connected world, it’s almost impossible to escape the constant pull of screens. Screen time has become a daily habit, like checking your phone first thing in the morning or running your laptop late at night. You
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