Psychology says people who replay a work conversation for hours afterwards aren’t being dramatic, they may be stuck in a loop called rumination

AI representation/ChatGPT You finish a meeting, return to your desk and try to get on with the day. But your mind keeps going back to one moment. Why did your manager pause before answering? Did your comment sound rude? Should you have explained yourself differently? Hours later, you are still replaying the same exchange, searching…

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Psychology says people who stay quiet in office meetings often aren’t short of ideas, they may be overestimating how harshly others will judge them

A meeting ends, and someone leaves with an idea they never shared. Perhaps they had a different solution to a problem, noticed a mistake in a presentation or wanted to question a decision. Yet, when the moment came to speak, they hesitated. What if the suggestion sounded foolish? What if colleagues disagreed? What if their…

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Psychology says people who constantly notice tiny flaws in their face may be caught in a cycle of self-scrutiny, where the more they inspect their appearance, the harder it becomes to feel satisfied with it |

We have all been in situations where we stand in front of the mirror and see a small mark, an uneven eyebrow, a pore on the face, and it reminds us to fix it or check it one more time, and then we check again, and the cycle continuesA quick look turns into a long…

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Man finds a brand-new car scratched overnight outside his home; viral post sparks debate over jealousy and damage to personal property

Buying a new car is a milestone for many people, often representing years of hard work, careful saving and a long-awaited dream. But imagine waking up the morning after bringing home a new vehicle and finding its body covered in scratches. This is the situation described in a viral post on X that has prompted…

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Jeff Bezos started Amazon in a rented garage and sat through 60 meetings to raise his first $1 million for the company, now worth over $360 billion; he says his cure for stress is ‘taking the first step’ |

Jeff Bezos started Amazon in a rented garage and sat through 60 meetings to raise his first $1 million for the company, now worth over $360 billion; he says his cure for stress is ‘taking the first step’ Have you ever imagined what a man worth more than $360 billion does when he hits stress?Jeff…

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Positive Thinking vs Toxic Positivity: Where to Draw the Line: Why forcing cheerfulness can backfire, and what healthy optimism looks like

People often set aside sadness, anxiety or disappointment as they feel compelled to suppress these emotions to be socially acceptable. Whereas cheerfulness and positivity are expected, sadness or worry can feel awkward and out of place. This leads to people hiding their feelings and bottling up their emotions without dealing with them. A 2020 meta-analysis,…

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Jehanabad District Magistrate Tshering Y. Bhutia came to inspect an upgraded high school in Bihar’s Kazisarai, but instead of simply reviewing the facilities and leaving, she joined the girls on the basketball court

A school inspection usually brings to mind registers being checked, classrooms being examined and officials reviewing facilities. But when Jehanabad District Magistrate Tshering Y. Bhutia visited a government school in Bihar, she stepped onto the basketball court instead of remaining a spectator. She joined the schoolgirls, played alongside them and demonstrated the basics of the…

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In 1543, Copernicus published the book that placed the Sun, not Earth, at the centre of his planetary model; 483 years later, a rare first edition sold for $2.304 million, more than twice its high estimate

In 1543, Nicolaus Copernicus published a book that challenged the long-held belief that Earth stood at the centre of the universe. On October 20, 2026, a first edition of that work sold for $2.304 million at Sotheby’s in New York, more than twice its high estimate of $1 million. The book, ‘De revolutionibus orbium coelestium,’…

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Dehati Madam: She couldn’t dream about speaking in English; after her husband met with an accident, she decided to launch her YouTube channel in a bindi and saree: Meet ‘Dehati Madam’ who self-taught English and now has thousands of subscribers

Photo: English with Dehati Madam/ Youtube ‘Dehati Madam’ is the new sensation online, as the self-taught, saree- and bindi-clad woman speaks fluent English, teaching thousands of subscribers on YouTube.Some words carry a sting. In India, “dehati” is often used for someone who is not perfect, belonging to a rural background. While most people hear it…

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