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The Good Life Isn’t a Finish Line. Carl Rogers Knew That in 1961.
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Carl Rogers described the good life as a process rather than a destination. Here is how that idea can change an ordinary day. Read more…
Do Mental Skills Peak in Midlife? What a 2025 Study Found
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A 2025 study combined published age trends in thinking and personality and found overall functioning peaked at 55 to 60, depending on how traits were weighted. Read more…
Nobody Gave Us a Trophy for Showing Up (We Noticed)
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Gen X lost. A lot. In public. In front of everyone. And somehow we’re still here, which probably means something. Read more…
Gen X’s Superpower: We Simply Do Not Care (And It’s Incredible)
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Gen X didn’t invent not caring. We just perfected it into an art form, a lifestyle, and honestly a pretty solid coping strategy. Read more…
What One Study Found About Getting a First Tattoo
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One 2011 study of 82 first-time tattoo recipients found short-term improvements in body image over three weeks. It does not tell us why people get tattooed later in life. Read more…
