5 Simple Habits for High Emotional Intelligence, According to a Harvard Psychology Professor

Harvard’s latest insights on emotional intelligence highlight five simple habits, combining modern research with timeless teachings from Socrates and Warren Buffett. Although details on each habit weren’t included, the article underscores the profound effect high EQ can have on both personal and professional success.

5 Simple Habits for High Emotional Intelligence, According to a Harvard Psychology Professor

Barton Goldsmith: Change is hard, so deal with it straight on and give yourself a little grace

When our world changes unexpectedly, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Addressing challenges directly and reminding ourselves to be kind can make all the difference. This article explores why change is difficult and how to ease into it with greater self-compassion.

Barton Goldsmith: Change is hard, so deal with it straight on and give yourself a little grace

Impulses, Sources, Trajectories: Douglas Unger on Discovering Why You Write

Writers typically ask themselves why they feel compelled to tell stories or share their perspective. Douglas Unger’s reflection highlights how self-discovery, rooted in understanding one’s origins and impulses, underpins the creative process. By examining these elements, writers can unlock a more authentic, powerful voice.

Impulses, Sources, Trajectories: Douglas Unger on Discovering Why You Write

Enjoying the outdoors benefits you in so many ways

Once seen as dark and foreboding, the great outdoors now offers countless benefits to those who venture into its embrace. The wilderness that filled early settlers with fear is today a source of adventure and well-being.

Enjoying the outdoors benefits you in so many ways

Keyla Monterroso Mejia reflects on life after “Curb” and “Abbott Elementary”

Actress Keyla Monterroso Mejia, celebrated for her roles in “Abbott Elementary” and “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” shares her experiences of adjusting to fame and discovering unexpected joys along the way.

Keyla Monterroso Mejia reflects on life after “Curb” and “Abbott Elementary”

Letter to the Editor: Swimming to our destination

Reflecting on the unwavering strength of salmon, the author draws parallels to personal struggles, emphasizing the importance of perseverance when facing life’s challenges.

Brad Pitt Says To ‘Learn From’ Mistakes & ‘Move On’ Amid Angelina Jolie Divorce Settlement

Brad Pitt recently opened up about learning from past mistakes and the importance of moving on, as he attended the F1 premiere in Mexico City amid the ongoing divorce settlement with Angelina Jolie.

Brad Pitt Says To ‘Learn From’ Mistakes & ‘Move On’ Amid Angelina Jolie Divorce Settlement

Vicki L. Beam: It’s never too early (or late) to start planning for college

Congratulations to the Class of 2025—an exciting time of hope and new beginnings! Whether you’re a recent graduate or contemplating a return to education, now is the perfect time to start planning for college.

Vicki L. Beam: It’s never too early (or late) to start planning for college

‘Couples Therapy’ review: Best unscripted show about working through conflict — while cameras watch — returns

Moments of friction are inevitable in any relationship, even during a vacation. Reflecting on a friend’s experience brings to mind “Couples Therapy,” highlighting how embracing conflict can lead to deeper understanding between partners.

‘Couples Therapy’ review: Best unscripted show about working through conflict — while cameras watch — returns

GCC graduates asked to consult their inner weirdos

At Genesee Community College’s graduation in Batavia, graduates were encouraged to embrace their “inner weirdo” as they embark on new journeys in life and careers.

GCC graduates asked to consult their inner weirdos