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If you’ve been retired for over a year and still don’t feel settled, 8 psychological factors will explain why
A year in, and it still doesn't feel right. There's a restlessness you can't quite name. A vague sense of displacement that won't lift. You expected to feel settled by now, and the fact that...

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8 Pieces Of Stoic Wisdom You Can Apply Directly To Your Retirement To Cope Gracefully Through The Transition
A lot of people believe that the Stoics were like robots who encouraged everyone to suppress everything they felt. In reality, they treasured wisdom and virtue, and the use of reason to work one’s way...

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You can tell someone secretly resents you if they display these 9 subtle behaviors
I became friends with a colleague — let’s call her Sarah — at a small publishing house where I worked. We spent loads of time together, sharing work, shopping, and hanging out. But after a...

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Psychology explains why you’re nothing like the parent you planned to be—and why that’s completely normal
I remember standing in a supermarket, watching a child prostrate himself on the floor in full operatic meltdown, and thinking (with the serene confidence that only a childless person can muster) "Mine will never do...

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7 Ways To Turn A Feeling Of Midlife Restlessness Into The Beginning Of Something More Fulfilling
Many people experience something in midlife that others refer to as a “crisis.” Some turn their lives upside-down by reinventing themselves. Others have affairs, quit their jobs, buy sports cars, or take up extreme physical...

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