Voluntary Simplicity: How To Not Let Stuff Rule Us - Partably
As social scientists Elgin and Mitchell describe it, it’s worth living a life of voluntary simplicity—outwardly simple but inwardly rich.| Partably
As social scientists Elgin and Mitchell describe it, it’s worth living a life of voluntary simplicity—outwardly simple but inwardly rich.| Partably
Living well should matter as much as living longer. Here are 11 scientifically-backed reasons, on the importance of exercise to our survival.| Partably
Learn why ‘Perfect is the enemy of good’. Due to the illusory nature of perfection, we should focus on good (enough) instead of perfection.| Partably
Most New Year resolutions don't last. For good reasons. But it's important to resolve to grow. Whether you start on Jan 1 or another day.| Partably
The easiest way to add more joy to our lives is by learning to appreciate the little things in life and performing little acts of kindness.| Partably
Our impatience can lead us to sacrifice truth for speed, leading to remorse and unhappiness. It's never too late to learn how to be patient.| Partably
