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Kids Raised By Parents Who Let Them Run Wild Sometimes Usually Develop 3 Increasingly Rare Traits (opens the original)
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Parents today seem to schedule every moment of their child’s day. But this overscheduling leaves no time for unstructured play, something Amanda Eliasoph, a board-certified behavior analyst, stressed is incredibly beneficial for young kids and their future success. "Parents, if you're tired of looking on Pinterest and making 45 activities a week for your child to do to keep them occupied while you clean or cook or try to get work done, allow them to be bored," she explained. "Their little minds
People Who Don’t Spend Sunday Night Dreading Monday Usually Do 8 Things Casually On The Weekends (opens the original)
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It’s Sunday night, and a familiar feeling creeps in: the dreaded Sunday scaries. For many, Monday represents the end of freedom and a return to obligation and stress. But not everyone feels this way. Some people wake up on Monday ready to take on the week with surprising enthusiasm. What's their secret? As it turns out, the difference isn’t necessarily in the job itself. From small mindset shifts to practical routines, those who don’t dread Mondays have figured out how to reclaim their time and
People Who Feel Absurdly Happy With The Life They’re Living Usually Do 5 Casual Things Daily (opens the original)
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Writer Jamie Fields said she was tired of escaping the monotony of life as it seemed to pass her by, so she took to Reddit to share how five simple shifts brought pleasure back into her evenings. In a post that literally any of us could have written, Fields shared, "A few months ago, I realized I was ending every day feeling wired and tired, half my brain still stuck in tasks, the other half scrolling because I was too exhausted to do anything else." Sound familiar? Instead of being content to e
People With Sharp & Witty Brains In Their 60s Usually Start These 5 Habits Early (opens the original)
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For years, it’s been widely believed that cognitive skills decline as early as our 30s. However, a study of aging challenges that idea. If you want a sharp and witty brain in your 60s, cognitive decline isn’t inevitable. Memory decline can be prevented, or even reversed, through regular mental engagement. The research indicates that cognitive abilities like literacy and numeracy can be improved well into your 40s and beyond. There are several habits you can start now to maintain or even improve
People With Sharp & Witty Brains In Their 60s Usually Start These 5 Habits Early (opens the original)
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For years, it’s been widely believed that cognitive skills decline as early as our 30s. However, a study of aging challenges that idea. If you want a sharp and witty brain in your 60s, cognitive decline isn’t inevitable. Memory decline can be prevented, or even reversed, through regular mental engagement. The research indicates that cognitive abilities like literacy and numeracy can be improved well into your 40s and beyond. There are several habits you can start now to maintain or even improve
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