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8 habits of millionaires that make them highly successful

11 hours ago | dmnews.com | Tina Fey

Success isn’t random; it’s a result of certain habits that millionaires follow diligently. You see, these millionaires don’t rely on luck or quick fixes. Instead, they’ve mastered certain behaviors that propel them to the top. The catch is, anyone can adopt these habits. You just have to know what they are. In my research, I’ve identified 8 key habits of highly successful millionaires. And today, I’m going to share them with you.
People who always need to have the last word usually had these 7 childhood experiences, according to psychology

1 day ago | dmnews.com | Tina Fey

Have you ever wondered why some folks just have to squeeze in that final remark, no matter how small or trivial the issue? I’ve often seen it happen in arguments between friends, in heated discussions among colleagues, and even during casual chats at family gatherings. It might look like a personality quirk or even come across as arrogance, but from my experience—and plenty of psychological research backs this up—this “must-win” attitude frequently has deeper roots.
People who make their bed every morning without fail tend to have these 7 quiet strengths

1 day ago | dmnews.com | Tina Fey

I’ve always been fascinated by the little rituals that shape our days—the ones we often take for granted but can profoundly impact our overall mindset. For some people, it’s journaling first thing in the morning. For others, it’s savoring that first cup of coffee in silence. And for many, it’s something as simple (yet surprisingly meaningful) as making the bed right after they wake up. I’ll be honest—bed-making wasn’t always on my radar.
People who had to “parent their parents” usually develop these 7 traits, according to psychology

2 days ago | dmnews.com | Tina Fey

Growing up is tricky enough when all you have to do is master long division and remember where you left your bike. But for some of us, childhood also came with running interference in adult arguments, translating bank notices, or soothing a stressed‑out parent at midnight. That role reversal—officially called parentification—flips the family script so completely that you end up wearing grown‑up shoes before your feet have even stopped growing.
7 quirky behaviors only genuine introverts will relate to

2 days ago | dmnews.com | Tina Fey

Ever done a little happy dance when your Friday‑night plans suddenly fell through? You’re in the right place. After counseling everyone from couples to career climbers, I’ve noticed that introverts share a handful of wonderfully odd rituals—behaviors that look puzzling from the outside but make perfect sense to the quietly wired among us. Some of these quirks have shown up in my own life.
8 signs you are talking to a conversational narcissist

2 days ago | dmnews.com | Tina Fey

There’s a clear line between engaging in a balanced conversation and being swept up in a one-way dialogue. That line is often blurred when you’re talking to what we call a conversational narcissist. They lead the conversation, monopolizing your time and attention, without much regard for your input or feelings. Identifying a conversational narcissist isn’t always straightforward. But, there are some tell-tale signs that can help you spot one. We’ll be diving into eight of them in this article.
If you wait hours to reply even though you saw it instantly, you might relate to these 7 personality habits

2 days ago | dmnews.com | Tina Fey

If you wait hours to reply even though you saw it instantly, you’re certainly not alone—and I mean that in a supportive, been-there-felt-that sense. I see this with many clients I’ve worked with in my relationship counseling practice: you spot a message the second it lands, but let it linger—maybe for hours—before actually responding. There’s no urgent reason behind it, and yet, there it is, unread to the outside world.
People who never have anything nice to say about others usually had these 7 childhood experiences

3 days ago | dmnews.com | Tina Fey

Have you ever met someone who seems unable to offer a genuine compliment or find anything nice to say about others? It’s like they have a radar for negativity—and it’s exhausting to be around. I’ve seen this pattern many times in my work as a relationship counselor. People who default to criticizing, belittling, or nitpicking often have deeper emotional issues rooted in their past.
The art of micro-connection: 8 small daily actions that build stronger relationships

3 days ago | dmnews.com | Tina Fey

We often think it takes grand gestures to strengthen our relationships—deep conversations, lavish date nights, long heartfelt letters. But more often than not, it’s the tiny moments, the in-between interactions, that quietly build trust, connection, and warmth. These are what we call “micro-connections.” They don’t demand a lot of time or effort, but they leave a lasting emotional imprint.
8 most common reasons for divorce in America

3 days ago | dmnews.com | Tina Fey

Divorce can be a tough subject to approach. It’s often a result of multiple factors, hidden beneath layers of misunderstanding, frustration, and unmet expectations. Unveiling these reasons can help us better navigate our relationships, possibly even saving them from the brink of collapse. In this article, we delve into the most common reasons for divorce in America. And trust me, some might surprise you.