The Warrior Archetype: Action, Discipline, and Devotion

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What does the Warrior archetype look like? What does it mean to embody the Warrior mindset? The Warrior archetype, as defined by Carl Jung, is a part of the male psyche concerned with carrying out tasks and adopting discipline and courage. While the Warrior can be a healthy expression of masculinity, it can also be negative if unbalanced or immature. Learn what it takes to develop a healthy Warrior mindset.

How to Develop Leaders: Expert Advice From John C. Maxwell

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What makes someone a good mentor? Why shouldn’t you focus on making others happy? How can you build a strong legacy as a leader? John C. Maxwell writes that the hallmark of effective leadership in the modern era is not a leader’s personal achievements. Instead, it’s their ability to inspire others to grow and become leaders in their own right. Continue reading to learn how to develop leaders for a new generation.

How to Control Happiness (Well, 40% of It)

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Is it possible to control how happy you are? Can you override or offset your genetics? According to Sonja Lyubomirsky, 40% of your happiness is within your control. She identifies the factors that contribute to happiness and explains how to harness the one factor that will yield to your influence. Keep reading to discover how to control happiness with Lyubomirsky’s strategies.

How to Read People’s Body Language: Cues to Look Out For

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What does body language say about a person? What are the different types of nonverbal cues? There are specific ways a person’s behavior may indicate their inner mind. Patrick King examines how this happens through nonverbal communication, which is what we say using our bodies, not our bodies. Continue reading to learn how to read people’s body language.

Christianity in the 20th Century: A Gender-Based Critique

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How did Teddy Roosevelt help shape American Christianity? What impact did the wars of the 20th century have on the American church? As a professor of history and gender studies at Calvin University, Kristin Du Mez shares a new perspective on the history of American Christianity. She traces the evolving concept of masculinity within evangelicalism throughout the last century. Keep reading to get Du Mez’s take on American Christianity in the 20th century.

2023 UAW Contract Negotiations Reach an End (NPR News Now)

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What happened with the 2023 UAW contract negotiations? What’s in store for auto workers and the industry? After dramatic negotiations, the United Auto Workers (UAW) ratified new contracts, boosting wages and union influence. Despite some dissent, the majority backed the agreement, paving the way for better conditions and potential expansion into non-union plants. Continue reading for a summary of this podcast episode from NPR News Now.

The Future Is Faster Than You Think: Overview & Takeaways

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How will new technologies change our lives for the better? How will money and finance how we know it change? The world is always evolving, and now it’s changing much faster than ever before.  In The Future Is Faster Than You Think, Peter H. Diamandis and Steven Kotler discuss why change and technological progress are occurring at breakneck speed. Read below for a brief overview of The Future Is Faster Than You Think.

What Is the Role of the Limbic System? Dr. Amen Explains

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What is the role of the limbic system? What are its various components, and what does each one do? According to psychiatrist and brain health expert Daniel G. Amen, many people’s physical, mental, and cognitive problems arise from physical damage to specific regions of the brain and their associated functions. In this context, he discusses these regions in his book Change Your Brain, Change Your Life. Keep reading to understand the limbic system and its functions in your brain and body.