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2 months ago | 
smallbiztechnology.com | Lachlan Brown |Ethan Sterling |Lucas Graham |Isabella Chase
As someone who has spent a good chunk of my life launching and managing small businesses, I’ve come across countless personality types. In boardrooms, cafés, trade shows, and late-night brainstorming sessions, there’s one group of people who have always intrigued me: those quiet souls who say little yet seem to notice everything. It took me years to realize these reserved types—often overshadowed by louder personalities—frequently hold the deepest insights.
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2 months ago | 
blogherald.com | Isabelle I. Chase |Lachlan Brown |Tara Whitmore |Isabella Chase
If you’re someone who finds yourself staring at the ceiling late into the night, lost in a whirlwind of thoughts, you’re not alone. Overthinkers often find themselves trapped in a cycle of anxiety-driven behaviors. The link between overthinking and anxiety is deeply intertwined, often shaping people’s behaviors in ways they may not even realize themselves. And trust me, identifying these behaviors is the first step to understanding and addressing your overthinking habits.
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2 months ago | 
blogherald.com | Isabelle I. Chase |Lachlan Brown |Tara Whitmore |Isabella Chase
Happiness is a curious thing. It’s something we all chase, but not everyone manages to catch. We often wonder why some people never seem to reach true happiness. It’s often linked to certain daily traits they exhibit. Let’s delve into this topic and identify the 8 daily traits that might be preventing people from achieving the happiness they crave. These are not set in stone, of course, but they are pretty good indicators.
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2 months ago | 
smallbiztechnology.com | Mia Zhang |Ava Sinclair |Ethan Sterling |Isabella Chase
There’s a fine line between being flexible and being manipulated. Being manipulated means someone else is pulling your strings, guiding you towards their desires, often without your knowledge. It’s a dangerous place to be. But how do you know if you’re easy to manipulate? Psychology offers some clues. In this article, we’ll dive into the ten signs that you might be an easy target for manipulators. And remember, knowledge is power – the first step to preventing manipulation is recognizing it.
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2 months ago | 
blogherald.com | Isabelle I. Chase |Mia Zhang |Tina Fey |Isabella Chase
Family. They say it’s everything. But what if some members of your clan are more thorn than rose? What if they constantly drag you down instead of lifting you up? A difficult question, no doubt. But sometimes, cutting ties may be the best thing to do for your own peace of mind. Let’s get real for a second here: there are certain family members who just don’t deserve a second chance. I’ve identified eight types in particular.
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2 months ago | 
smallbiztechnology.com | Ethan Sterling |Justin Brown |Lucas Graham |Isabella Chase
Chinese startup DeepSeek’s AI model is causing a stir in the tech industry as it outperforms OpenAI’s leading chatbot, ChatGPT, while requiring less funding and technological resources. DeepSeek R1: Disrupting the AI Industry with Efficiency and AffordabilityThe model, named DeepSeek R1, is not only more affordable but also more efficient, offering a competitive alternative to other big tech models in the AI space.
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2 months ago | 
blogherald.com | Isabelle I. Chase |Tina Fey |Lachlan Brown |Isabella Chase
Loneliness can be a tricky beast. It often hides behind words, revealing itself in phrases that we say without realizing it. Understanding these phrases isn’t about pointing fingers or making people feel bad. It’s about recognizing the signs and reaching out to those who might be feeling isolated. I’ve picked up on eight specific phrases that lonely people often use, sometimes without even realizing. These are subtle signals, a cry for connection masked by everyday language.
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2 months ago | 
smallbiztechnology.com | Lucas Graham |Mia Zhang |Isabella Chase |Justin Brown
Raising children to be grateful and considerate requires intentional effort, but some parenting behaviors, often unintentional, can lead to the opposite result—children who feel entitled and lack appreciation. These behaviors can create an environment where children grow accustomed to expecting things without earning them, diminishing their sense of responsibility and gratitude.
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2 months ago | 
blogherald.com | Isabelle I. Chase |Lachlan Brown |Justin Brown |Isabella Chase
Growing older often means drifting apart. It’s a sad reality that many of us lose touch with friends as we age. The reasons behind this drift can boil down to certain habits. Habits that, often unknowingly, push people away. Losing touch doesn’t have to be inevitable though. By identifying these habits, we can work on them and hold on to those precious friendships. So, let’s delve into the “8 habits of people who lose contact with friends as they get older”.
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2 months ago | 
smallbiztechnology.com | Lachlan Brown |Lucas Graham |Ethan Sterling |Isabella Chase
Aging gracefully is all about maintaining peace with yourself. But, there are certain behaviors that can stand in the way of this peace. These behaviors often go unnoticed, subtly stealing your tranquility as the years go by. If you want to be more at peace with yourself as you age, it’s time to bid farewell to these behaviors. And trust me, saying goodbye to them isn’t as complex as it seems. Here are eight behaviors you should let go of if you want to age with grace and tranquility.
