Inheritance can spark intense debate because it intertwines with other socio-ethical and financial questions about wealth distribution. While critics may argue that inherited wealth can cause inequality and stifle ambition, it also continues a family legacy. If you’re planning for your future,
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Everyone has lied at some point. It could be a little white lie to spare someone’s feelings or even exaggerating a little to make a story more interesting. Yet for some, it
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Parents and teachers often share the same goal: helping children grow into capable, confident individuals. But when communication breaks down or expectations clash, that shared mission can start to feel overwhelming. In this episode,
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Donor conception has become an increasingly common path to parenthood, but it
In this episode, Dr. Nicola Willand discusses the significance of integrating sustainable
In this episode, Graham Lyons shares insights on the pressing issues of
Max Reisner: Negotiation Success — Using Behavioral Insights to Reduce Stress | Work in Progress #68
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The most affected yet least recognized victims of domestic violence are children, who bear the brunt of witnessing or experiencing violence within their homes. Addressing the needs of these hidden victims and nurturing their path can help with
Dr. Matthew Shupler: Clean AirㅡUnderstanding Household Air Pollution from Cooking | On the House #50
Household air pollution, primarily from cooking with solid fuels, poses a significant health risk worldwide, particularly in low and middle-income countries. Through scientific research and practical insights, individuals can understand how clean air contributes to physical health, women’s
Alvin Thomas, Ph.D.: Raising Resilient Kids — Parenting Against Discrimination | Raising Parents #50
In a world where discrimination and diversity are widely discussed, it’s crucial for you to think about what you can teach your children regarding these matters, especially if they encounter discrimination firsthand. With your guidance, your children can
Teenage social media usage is at an all-time high and has become a necessity. In 2022, a survey by We Are Social estimated that its teenage demographic aged 16-24 years old spends the most time on social media
In today’s dating scene, age differences in relationships are getting a much-needed reality check. While the age gap can bring unique experiences, it often comes with limitations and stereotypes that hinder authentic connections. The stigma surrounding financial motivations,
Have you ever been caught in the intricate dance of self-criticism and self-compassion, where contrasting forces fight for dominance? Self-criticism is a judge that scrutinizes and evaluates one’s actions frequently through a harsh and merciless lens. Always trying
In the age of profits, losses, transactions, and the desperation to just live, networking is the worst evil. The air of approaching someone just to gain something flickers out the candle of trust and genuineness easily. The ultimate
This episode discusses the importance of effectively managing stress and finding a balance between work, personal life, and self-care. The conversation also touches on the role of external factors such as family, friends, and hobbies in supporting stress
The episode explores how consciously incorporating prosocial behaviors into one’s life through the suggested methods and mindsets can significantly boost personal resilience. Dr. Foojan Zeine recommends various practices to cultivate prosocial habits, including self-awareness, accountability, supporting causes aligned
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