How to handle regrets in a healthy way

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Redefining Productivity

Artist and author, Jenny Odell, on the overlooked value of maintenance and care.

"Our very idea of productivity is premised on the idea of producing something new, whereas we do not tend to see maintenance and care as productive in the same way."

Pastor and author, John Mark Comer, on finding balance in a busy world.

"Here’s my point: the solution to an overbusy life is not more time. It’s to slow down and simplify our lives around what really matters."

Researcher and author, Emily Nagoski, on turning self-criticism into self-care.

"Turn toward that self-critical part of you with kindness and compassion. Thank her for the hard work she has done to help you survive."

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How to craft messages that drive conversions

Crafting effective messages involves more than just writing—it’s about understanding your audience and offering solutions to their problems. This guide breaks down the key elements of persuasive copywriting, emphasizing the importance of research, simplicity, and addressing customer pain points.

How to handle regrets in a healthy way

Dealing with regret can be challenging, but this article offers practical advice for handling it in a healthy way. Key tips include accepting that regret is natural, avoiding self-pity, practicing self-forgiveness, and using regret as motivation to improve future decisions.

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Today I Learned: The Q in Q-tips stands for quality. (Source)

Science: Parents who use humor have better relationships with their children, study finds. (Source)

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