Strengthen Your Family by Sharing in Its History

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According to Emory University researchers, Marshall Duke and Robyn Fivush, the most important factor in the well-being of children is having a family narrative. This comes from knowing stories such as where their grandparents grew up, how their parents met, what were the family tragedies and even the story of their birth. Duke and Fivush […]

Nice Guys Finish Last (and First)

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In his book, Give and Take: Why Helping Others Drives our Success, Wharton psychologist, Adam Grant, describes three types of social interaction styles in the workplace: givers, takers and matchers. Givers are focused on others and what they need from them. They don’t worry getting credit. They genuinely want to help others succeed. Givers help […]