Tag: psychology
Why dining alone is not such a big deal
I feel myself blushing as I answer “Yes, you can” when the waiter asks whether he can already take the menu. And yes, of course you can give that spar
Shinrin-yoku – how to practice the Japanese tradition of forest bathing (Infographic)
The challenge: find some free time to try the Japanese forest practice of shinrin-yoku.
The forest can heal you. You've just got to get in touch with
Infographic: 5 mini habits that will forever change the way you travel
There are some things that just make life easier – like dry socks on a rainy day. The following hand-picked, personally tested mini changes to your tr
Breaking the Chain – Emotional Alchemy by Tara Bennett-Goleman
There’s a saying in New England, “If you don’t like the weather, just wait five minutes.” I had been wanting to ride my horse. Bodhi, but I kept putti
How to travel mindfully (or why traveling is not supposed to be comfortable)
The challenge: Slow down, relax, go offline, get lost!
When was the last time you took time off work and went away without a plan or a fixed schedule
Research: Nudists are happier and more satisfied with life
We challenge you: Consider this new opportunity to be happier
Nudists often claim that they are completely satisfied with their bodies and feel bette
It’s a scientific fact: Risk taking is contagious
We challenge you: FInd the easiest way to be braver
If you want to take more risks but you're affraid, find friends who are living on the edge. Their
You want a pay raise? It’s easy: take a vacation!
The results of a recent study have surprisingly demonstrated that those employees, who use their vacation days, have higher productivity rates and are
Why paying for experience instead of things makes you happier
For the last decade, more and more studies have been conducted in search for the secrets of the human happiness. Even if the results differ in some po