Disconnection begins the moment we stop being present. It might start with a busy life—new jobs, kids, or endless to-do lists. Here's how to get back that emotional intimacy again. https://t.co/kJcTgLuhpq
As we gain a greater understanding of neurodivergence, it's important to broaden our definition of emotional intelligence and what it looks like in action. This is why.
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People are very good at having admirable opinions they never act on.
You tell yourself that your beliefs guide your actions. But just as often, though, your actions shape your beliefs.
We imagine that first we form a belief, then we act on it. But much of the evidence suggests the process often works in reverse: the behaviors we adopt shape the attitudes we come to hold. Once you begin acting in a certain way, your mind starts to adjust to match it. We often assume motivation must come first—that you need to believe in God before going to church, or feel disciplined before waking up early to exercise. But often it is the opposite. You go to church, participate in the rituals, and over time you begin to feel their importance. You keep the routine, and the belief follows.
Give people a reason and they may still not change their behavior. But give people a behavior, and they will have no trouble supplying the reasons afterward.
The June solstice will occur on Sunday, 21 June. It will mark the longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere and the shortest in the Southern Hemisphere. Here's everything you need to know.
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You should think very highly of yourself. Not out of ego, but because of growth. You know what it took for you to become you: The battles nobody saw. The sacrifices nobody applauded. Growth deserves recognition. Respect your resilience. Honor your journey. Know your value.
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“Deseret Voices” Episode 34: The death of local news is killing American democracy
The Atlantic’s Evan Smith discusses problems facing the journalism industry. | By McKay Coppins, Keira Farrimond, Steven Watkins
President Donald Trump has issued a pardon to Stephen Buyer, a former Republican congressman from Indiana who served nearly two years in prison for making illegal stock trades based on inside information after he left office. https://t.co/kzh8LEuCsR
Researchers have developed a method that has led to the discovery of tens of thousands of species over the past decade.
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It’s World Environment Day!
Now more than ever, we need to accelerate solutions to the climate crisis, and turn these ideas into action. Earth School is a 10-step action plan that lays out our current problems and how we can solve them. Get started: https://t.co/YglKVr42lF