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Psychology says people who prefer staying home on the Fourth of July aren't necessarily unsocial, they may recharge differently from large crowdsPsychology says choosing to stay home on the Fourth of July may reflect differences in personality, energy restoration, sensory preferences...- Psychology explains why some people genuinely love staying at home, and it's not just because they're introvertsA recent study reveals that our deep connection to home stems less from personality and more from experiences. Researchers found that feeli...
- Psychology says people who prefer staying home often have these 10 phrases in commonPsychology suggests that people who prefer staying home often use familiar phrases that reflect their need for rest, boundaries, and emotio...
- When life feels tough, ex-Indian Army officer shares his story for motivation: '138 days without bath, 98 days of intense firing, 19 kg weight loss but all 19 of us survived'A retired army officer's account of 138 days on the Siachen Glacier, including 98 days of intense firing, offers a stark contrast to COVID-...
- Why Spending Time at Home Is More Powerful for Your Mind Than You Think, Say PsychologistsHome is more than just a place to sleep. Psychology reveals it profoundly impacts your mind and emotions. Your living space acts as a secur...
- Actress. Producer. But first, she chose herself. How Chitrangda Singh's life and success changed from just one questionChitrangda Singh's path to cinema was not about fame but self-discovery. Growing up with army discipline, she was introverted. An accidenta...
- Why Spending Time at Home Matters, According to Psychology: The Practical Truth Few Tell YouStaying home is often misconstrued as laziness, but behavioral science reveals it's a critical regulatory environment for the brain. Home a...
- ‘How can you even say this to me': When Sridevi went silent on Boney Kapoor for six months after his shocking proposalSridevi, India’s first female superstar, once gave Boney Kapoor the silent treatment for six months after his unexpected marriage proposal....
- 'Bangalore not nice anymore': Delhi techie sparks debate on best city to live— Bengaluru, Hyderabad, or PuneA Delhi-based software engineer asked the internet for advice on which city is best to move to between Pune, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad. He h...
- Chinese Horoscope 2025: Horse, Ox and these zodiac signs will attract money this week January 13 - 19, 2025With the Year of the Snake approaching, the energy of success emphasizes mindfulness and sustainability, fostering growth and long-lasting ...
- How a ‘lowbrow’ TV soap can be an intellectual stimulant-cum-memory-generatorAny Anglophone Indian with cable TV during the early 90s knows about the buzz around the American soaps, telecast on prime-time slots here....
- Prepare for the death of the central business district — and, out of it ashes, the birth of a new ‘workplace’While 'industry experts' debate the merits and demerits of WFH/WFA vs office, the folks who have to do the work seem to have expressed thei...
- Returning to office post pandemic? Here is how to manage office and familyAfter nearly two years of work from home, returning to offices, getting into a new routine, and managing both family time and office can be...
- Looking for the true kind of happiness? It can be only found in group activitiesPsychologists find that when people pursue happiness individually, they may become lonelier.
- How to balance work and personal life while working from homeAs the pandemic ranges on, the work-life balance has gone for a toss. Your health, routines, peace of mind, professional output and persona...
- How social distancing was meant to be ideal for introvert & exasperating for extrovertIt's not surprising that the rules of social distancing and lockdown are in force since mid-March. Four months on, things are not so black ...
- Running, squats & 7 pm dinner help 41-year-old Wasim Jaffer stay fitThe cricketer said, at 41, he needs more care than other players in the team.
- Are you anti-social? It can have dire effects on your healthMingling with people can enrich both our physical & mental health while the lack of interactions can affect us in negative ways.
- Take hours to commute to work? Tips to make good use of office travel timeWhile it’s fun to listen to your favorite music as you travel to work, the commute could be well utilised on things for self-improvement an...
- When it comes to effective networking, introverts are at an advantageIt is the quiet introverts who instinctively understand that relationships are about depth of conversations – not the number of business ca...
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