Happiness experts are saying that buying luxury goods tends to create one-upmanship behaviour and that wealth may actually interfere with people’s ability to enjoy positive emotions that come from life’s small pleasures, like eating a chocolate bar. On the flip side, investing in an event-related READ MORE…

Self-care, aka taking a little “me” time, is one of those things you know you’re supposed to do. But when it comes to actually getting around to it, some people are more successful than others. Guilt is the biggest reason why women don’t practise self-care, READ MORE…

Deep down we are all excessively self-critical, even the seemingly most confident people have a well-developed inner critic’. The inner critic …is the part of each of us that nags away and is never satisfied with our performance. You can easily recognise its voice: it READ MORE…

How much do you truly love yourself — deeply, wholly, authentically, and beyond the superficial, ego-based definition? The reason this question is fundamental (and perhaps the most important question you can ask) is without knowing the answer, you may live unconsciously from moment to moment. READ MORE…

For many people, their level of confidence shifts depending on what’s going on around them.  In certain conditions, there is a feeling of confidence but in others, they feel discomfort – shyness, self-judgment, fear, unworthiness, or uselessness – these are all external types of confidence. What is READ MORE…