Alex Navarro

6 days ago | blogherald.com | Alex Navarro

When you look in the mirror, you probably see yourself. But what you may not realize is how much your self-perception is influenced by tiny, seemingly insignificant choices you make every day. Believe it or not, there are 8 micro-decisions that shape your self-esteem without you even noticing. These subtle choices we make, often without thinking, can build us up or tear us down. And the tricky part? We don’t even realize we’re doing it. But hey, that’s the nature of human complexity, right?

1 week ago | blogherald.com | Alex Navarro

There’s a fine line between self-love and self-obsession. And if you listen closely, people often cross that line in conversation without even realizing it. You see, when someone is secretly obsessed with themselves, they have a unique way of dropping painfully cringey phrases into casual chats. It’s like their own little tell-tale sign, a Freudian slip that betrays their self-absorption. And I’m about to share with you some of the most cringe-worthy phrases that these folks use.

1 week ago | blogherald.com | Alex Navarro

When someone rolls their eyes, they’re probably annoyed. When someone smirks, they might be feeling superior. Simple, right? Well, not always. The depths of human behavior can be a subtle and complex minefield to navigate. And it gets trickier when you’re dealing with people who think they’re a cut above the rest. You see, folks who harbor a secret sense of superiority often display subtle behaviors that betray their true feelings. I’ve identified 8 such behaviors that could be the dead giveaway.

1 week ago | blogherald.com | Alex Navarro

If someone quickly reaches for their phone during a lull in conversation, you know they’re feeling awkward. If they’re scrolling aimlessly during a tense moment, you can bet they’re uncomfortable. Ah, the subtleties of human interaction. But it’s not always this straightforward. The world of social cues and body language is a labyrinth that takes time and effort to navigate and understand fully. Yet, some folks seem to rely on their phones as a navigational tool in these tricky situations.

1 week ago | blogherald.com | Alex Navarro

It’s one of those difficult truths we often overlook:You’ve watched the boomer in your life, someone you care about, slowly retreat into themselves. It’s like they’ve lost that zest for life that once made them so vibrant and full of energy. You’ve tried to help, offered support, and even suggested therapy or consulting a doctor. But it seems like nothing is making a difference. The changes are subtle, almost imperceptible. They’re not necessarily waving a big red flag saying “I’ve given up on life”.