When it comes to setting a goal, physical preparation and emotional preparation go hand in hand. Thrive Global invites voices from many spheres to share their perspectives on our Community platform. Community stories are not commissioned by our editorial team, and opinions expressed by Community contributors do not reflect the opinions of Thrive Global or…
For many, the chance to work at Apple would seem like a dream job. And for Eddie Cohen, it was, just perhaps not in the way he originally intended. While at Apple, Eddie’s long-term struggle with anxiety and adult-onset ADD were exacerbated until they became nearly disabling. But the course to find a solution led…
Do you struggle with honoring and embracing your emotions? I know I do, as do many of us. I also find it challenging to acknowledge that my feelings matter just as much as anyone else’s. While I don’t tend to hold back from sharing my feelings, opinions, and desires, I have learned from other people…
As I proposed in my introductory post on “The Resilience Recipe,” there are four essential “ingredients”needed for children to build resilience: having an awareness of and compassion for their emotional and physiological experience, having a mindset of growth and flexibility, practicing the approach of challenges (rather than avoidance), all while having a sense of security that…
I had the pleasure of interviewing Michael Lagnese Michael’s career started in entertainment where he focused on film and television development, co-producing the TBS hit Sullivan & Son and Co-Executive Producing Netflix’s F is for Family, before progressing into strategic private investments and entrepreneurial projects. Michael’s first venture delivered a strong ROI to its investors,…
Chronic illness, constant inexplicable headaches, a vague pain where there ought not be one—too many people come to live with one or more of these irritations, some of which prove to be more than mere irritations. In this excerpt from our new book, The Hunter-Gatherer’s Guide To the 21st Century, we aim to provide some…
To answer this question, yes, it is okay to argue in front of kids some of the time. It can actually be good for them. But the kind of argument you’re having and how you communicate your thoughts and feelings makes a BIG difference. If arguments happen frequently or they are hostile, physical, aggressive, or…
And eliminate brownouts Thrive Global invites voices from many spheres to share their perspectives on our Community platform. Community stories are not commissioned by our editorial team, and opinions expressed by Community contributors do not reflect the opinions of Thrive Global or its employees. More information on our Community guidelines is available here. By Bryan…
Even before bad news arrives Thrive Global invites voices from many spheres to share their perspectives on our Community platform. Community stories are not commissioned by our editorial team, and opinions expressed by Community contributors do not reflect the opinions of Thrive Global or its employees. More information on our Community guidelines is available here.…
Our editors have independently chosen the products listed on this page. If you purchase something mentioned in this article, we may earn a small commission. September 29, 2021 — 23:05 PM If there’s one cooking technique that’s synonymous with fall, it’s braising—and if there’s a protein that’s well suited to braising, it’s chicken thighs. The…
