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Study: For health and happiness, share good news with your partner

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For health and happiness, share good news with your partner Study: For health and happiness, share good news with your partner

Service members, including both active and recently separated, have been called upon to fight overseas and to assist during natural disasters at home. They can face unique challenges when they return in both the workplace and at home. New research, focused on service member couples in Oregon, confirms supportive, responsive partners provide a buffer to loneliness and sleep deficits among military couples. Better sleep, communication, and emotional support are a key part to better overall.    READ MORE

Letting go of negativity: A simple exercise

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Letting go of negativity Letting go of negativity: A simple exercise It’s easy to cast self-doubt or even blame yourself for things that go wrong. We all do that from time to time. Negative thinking is one of the easiest ways to disconnect from our true selves. But there are ways to challenge and release your negative thought patterns. Here is a 4 step mindfulness action plan to let go of your negative thoughts. READ MORE

Deepak Chopra reveals 7 mindful ways to reduce stress and anxiety

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Deepak Chopra tips to reduce stress Deepak Chopra reveals 7 mindful ways to reduce stress and anxiety

With busy schedules and constant societal pressure, stress and anxiety are no strangers to most of us. It can be hard to unwind, relax and experience peace. However, this is where mindfulness can help. Recent research has shown mindfulness strategies can not only reduce stress and anxiety, but can also make you more productive and happy as well. Mindfulness expert Deepak Chopra recently sat down with Entrepreneur Magazine to discuss ways to reduce stress.     READ MORE

Can empathy bridge political divides?

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Can empathy bridge political divides? Can empathy bridge political divides?

The unprecedented level of political division in the United States has been worrisome to many Americans, but bridging that gap is not an impossible task, according to a Stanford sociologist. Robb Willer, a professor of sociology, has studied the rising polarization in the United States for several years, and he hopes his research will encourage politicians and others from different ideological backgrounds to listen and talk to each other in a more productive way. He spoke about his research with Stanford News, where this Q&A originally appeared.    READ MORE

No walls: More people than ever traveled around the world in 2016

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No walls: More people than ever traveled around the world in 2016 No walls: More people than ever traveled around the world in 2016

We increasingly live in a global village and that’s not going to change. Despite all the talk of borders and walls, more people than ever traveled around the world in 2016. There was a record of 1.23 billion international tourist arrivals last year. Europe was the top destination with 620 million visitors.     READ MORE

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