7/7/2026 4:01:02 AM Hourly movement breaks can help counter effects of prolonged sitting. By John Neuhauser Micro-walks. Big Results. In a world where many of us sit continuously for way to long a new research study shows that taking just five...
7/6/2026 4:02:01 AM Kindness isn't about lowering standards or avoiding difficult conversations By Marie Giannini It's about showing respect, listening, giving honest feedback with empathy, and creating an environment where people feel safe to...
7/6/2026 4:01:43 AM Reinventing yourself: What I learned from changing countries, careers, and cultures By Gabrielle Barthelemy Recent discussions about the future of work suggest that traditional career paths are becoming increasingly rare. A 2025 Forbes article...
7/3/2026 4:01:33 AM How Watching a Sunset Can Boost Your Health By Jonathan Husiak While "awe" can be inspired by spirituality, acts of kindness, music, and art, research shows that nature is the most common source....
6/29/2026 4:01:21 AM Small Food, Big Impact: Why Eggs Matter More Than You Think By Barbara Bland The health benefits of eggs go far beyond protein. The benefits of eggs reach beyond being an easy, delicious breakfast or afternoon...
6/26/2026 12:41:37 PM Five ways to feel better and make a difference By Will Schueneman "What action can I take today to make life happier—for myself and for others?" It sounds like a simple question, but the answer is often...
6/26/2026 4:01:21 AM Are Grapes Actually a Superfood? By Barbara Bland What the Research Says A new study in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry highlights why adding grapes to your diet can be...
6/25/2026 2:18:41 PM Are you standing in the way of creativity? By Caitlin Connell Innovation isn't usually held back by a lack of ideas. More often, it's held back by the way we lead. I enjoyed reading this recent...
6/25/2026 4:01:14 AM New psychology research shows acts of kindness predict seven types of well-being By John Neuhauser We've all heard the expression, “a little act of kindness goes a long way,” but it actually may go even further than we thought. Research...
6/19/2026 4:01:35 AM The Long-Term Impact of Small Movements By Caitlin Connell When it comes to living longer, many of us assume we need intense workout routines or hours at the gym. But emerging research suggests...
6/10/2026 4:01:21 AM 3 Reasons Why Holidays Aren’t Making You More Relaxed By John Clark Have you ever come back from a vacation feeling like you need another one just to recover? You just had to see everything, do everything,...
6/3/2026 4:01:35 AM Rising Temperatures Are Called 'Stupid Hot' For a Reason By John Clark You know how when it gets really hot, you just feel crazy, or stupid… or both! The weather being “stupid hot” is just not a silly saying,...
5/29/2026 1:43:35 PM Researchers Find Surprising Link Between Grapes and Sun Protection By John Clark I'm not so sure that this news will allow you to toss that tube of sunscreen into the trash bin, but it might be more like a case of...
5/27/2026 4:01:14 AM Japan is gripped by mass allergies. A 1950s project is to blame By John Clark A decision made 70 years ago to reforest vast swathes of Japan with just two kinds of tree has come back to haunt the country. In...
5/25/2026 4:01:11 AM It's official: arts and culture slows down ageing. So why aren't we doing more of it? By John Clark Want to live to a ripe old age? Personally, I'm very keen on the idea. So I'm intrigued by a new study from University College London,...
5/12/2026 4:01:03 AM Sitting Could Be Shrinking Your Brain (And Exercise May Not Help) By John Neuhauser Another reason to do all we can to reduce the amount of time we sit throughout the day. Even little standing and/or movement breaks can...