Even if the virus has no divine destiny, it changes our lives profoundly. Nowadays we get new opportunities, new choices, and the ability to improve our lives.
The (Bright New) Day After Tomorrow
Our bitter illusion that each one to himself is shattered nowadays. We’re finding out that together we’ll live, or together we’ll die. A much more comforting feeling, actually. (Especially its living part.)
How Coronavirus Sends Us All To Our Rooms To Think About What We’ve Done
Whether the Coronavirus was sent by a god or by a bat, this pandemic changes the world. But it’s up to us to decide what world we will achieve afterward
Your Suspicious Mind Blocks You – Here’s How To Break Free
We're always suspicious of these unpredictable strangers, even if it makes us lose valuable connections, or live fearfully and hatefully. Here's how to stop being such jerks.
What Tricks You Into Feeling Hungry All The Time – And How To Always Feel Fully Full
We eat when we're feeling down, when we're bored, and when we're stressed. (We always are.) But "food is a costly antidepressant." And there is a better way.
Brighten Up Your Winter Gloom – The 8 Hottest Ways
As winter puts us in the dark side, it viciously reduces our energy, irritates us, and makes us constantly hungry. But as intimidating as Wintersmith may look, it has a variety of presents hidden in his sack.
How To Turn Your Heavy Feelings Into Lightness In No Time
If you are to make one decision this new year – mastering your emotions should definitely be this one! Here's how you can be happier without sitting numerous hours in meditation.
I Thank Autism Spectrum Disorder For Improving My Family Life. Big Time.
We all unhappily experience loneliness during our blissful lives. Yet, more individualistic people are often happy, successful loving people, whose defamed qualities benefit us all.
What We Teach Our Children – But Most Rich People Don’t
Making money became the trendiest way to give our kids the best. Unfortunately, it leaves them somewhat orphaned, so we may reconsider the mushier way.
How Your Provoking Prejudices Can Bring You Peace
We habitually lose our wits when we evaluate the benevolent "us" and the malevolent "them". Yet, if we use our stereotypes as a mirror to our flaws, they can conveniently help us to find peace.