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How to Stop Liking Someone And Move On For Good

Are you crushing on a guy who you know just wants to be friends, or worse still, is already in a relationship? Perhaps you’re the one in a relationship, and you’ve noticed strong feelings building for another man in your life. No matter what your story is, you like someone

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From Breakdown to Breakthrough

You’re out of your tiny mind, make way for a bigger awareness! 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

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10 Lessons the Worst 12 Months of My Life Taught Me

When I was at the university, I considered myself good at playing tennis. The truth was, my backhand sucked. I hated my practice partner for always exploiting my weakness and hardly ever playing the ball to my strength. Hold that thought. In 2019, I lost my dad. I was thousands

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What Are Process Goals? (With Examples)

Ready. Set. Go. For years, this was my three-step mindset when it came to goals. I would reach for the moon and hope to land among the stars without feeling the pain of the fall. This approach was all or nothing, and as a result, I experienced loads of burnout

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Why self-care fails to deal with burnout

Is your team feeling exhausted and overwhelmed when it comes to your work?  Even before the global pandemic, the World Health Organization had declared burnout an occupational phenomenon in response to the growing number of workers around the work who were reporting that they were feeling energetically depleted, negative, or

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My Olympic Quest for Gold in the Race of My Life

Focus. Intensity. Determination. Tenacity. Courage. Commitment. Endurance. These are core traits of resilient people, but an Olympic champion is totally dependent on them.  Developing and achieving each character trait can also save a life.  I believed in each and was confident in my prowess as an athlete, but I discovered

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Tips to Train for a Marathon

Whether you’re an experienced runner or just starting, signing up for a marathon can be an exciting yet intimidating challenge. There are many reasons someone may sign up for a marathon: fulfilling a lifelong personal goal, getting into shape, or raising money for your favorite nonprofit. Regardless, like most major

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Shift Small Things to Make a Big Difference

By definition, shift means “to move or cause to move from one place to another, especially over a small distance.” Think about that for a second. Shifts don’t have to be these huge, massive, super-grand gestures of change. Sometimes it can be small things that make a big difference. My

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From You and Me to Three: Becoming New Parents

We don’t talk enough about how we will be different on the other side of welcoming a child (even when it is not our first). Yes, most of us can imagine that our schedule and daily commitments will be different. We know having a child will be a big emotional

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Harnessing Technology Innovation for Social Good and Greater Well-Being

I am a discerning technophile. My research group coined the term Socio-Tech Innovation, which is creating or adopting new technology to solve thorny social and environmental problems while building financial sustainability. Tech innovation can improve lives by: Developing solutions that are contextually relevant, industry specific, and mitigate for environmental damage.

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Travel Tips for Busy Times of the Year

Are you looking to travel during the upcoming busy months? In his new blog post, Diego Ibanez California lists tips for people who are planning to travel. Thrive Global invites voices from many spheres to share their perspectives on our Community platform. Community stories are not commissioned by our editorial

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DEI in Healthcare: Use an Ecosystem Approach

I first encountered the lopsided nature of representation in the US healthcare system when I was newly pregnant with my son. As a woman raised in a traditional and conservative Indian society, I was shocked that there were no female OB/GYN doctors available to attend to me. I ended up

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