Tuesday, June 30, 2020

On Birthdays

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Birthdays can evoke emotions, which vary widely over the lifespan. In my Psychology Today article today, I describe them as well as offer ideas on how to spend your birthday as you deem wise, not necessarily as conventional wisdom dictates.

Monday, June 29, 2020

Home in the Time of COVID: Appreciating and easily improving your home

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Previous installments in this series offered thoughts on how to make the most of pleasures that remain allowable amid the COVID lockdown: walking, reading, music, and eating. In my Psychology Today article today, we turn to home.

Many of us are staying at home more amid the COVID lockdown. While that may cause cabin fever, it also may afford us the  opportunity to appreciate and improve our home without undue cost, which in the economic shutdown may be more important than ever.

Sunday, June 28, 2020

Eating in the Time of COVID

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Previous installments in this series on making the most of pleasures allowable in the COVID lockdown addressed walking, reading, and music. Today we turn to eating.

No matter the restrictions, we will be allowed to eat. That’s fortunate not just because food is required for life but it's a universal pleasures, enjoyed by people of every stripe, not just now but since Eve ate The Apple.

Perhaps one or more of the thoughts I share in my Psychology Today article today might enhance your enjoyment of this most robust of human pleasures.

Saturday, June 27, 2020

A More Pleasurable Approach to Listening or Playing Music?

Marty Nemko
Previous installments in this series offered thoughts on how to make the most of two COVID-okay recreations: walking and reading. In my Psychology Today article today, I turn to music.

Reading Efficiently: Making the most of this COVID-lockdown-acceptable activity

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Recently, I wrote about making the most of a COVID-acceptable activity: walking. Today I turn to another: reading.

Whether for pleasure, work, health, or figuring out how to fix your running toilet, amid the COVID lockdown, you may be reading more than ever. My Psychology Today article today offers thoughts on making the most of your reading.

Friday, June 26, 2020

Upsides of Aging

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Of course, aging has downsides, notably the decline in physical and mental health as we proceed on life’s conveyor belt. Those have been much discussed, so it may be helpful to describe some of aging’s upsides. I do so in my Psychology Today article today.

Wednesday, June 24, 2020

Job Hunting Amid the Pandemic

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Of course, it's tougher to find a good job amid the COVID economic shutdown, but there are pluses. I describe them in my Psychology Today article today.
 

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