The Art of Saying No: Three Types of Healthy Boundaries You Need

The Art of Saying No: Three Types of Healthy Boundaries You Need

The Art of Saying No: Three Types of Healthy Boundaries You NeedDr Pranavjeet Kaldate
Published on: 05/10/2025

We’ve all been there- saying “yes” when we really wanted to say “no.” Whether it’s taking one more meeting, listening to someone vent for hours, or saying yes out of guilt, the result is often the same: exhaustion and resentment. Let’s explore the three essential types of boundaries everyone needs to thrive- time, emotional, and energy boundaries.

Psychological Well-being
Unpacking Social Media Anxiety

Unpacking Social Media Anxiety

Unpacking Social Media Anxiety
Manasi Kulkarni
Published on: 17/09/2025

Let's get real – social media can be a complex beast. On one hand, it connects us to friends, family, and like-minded individuals. On the other, it can be a breeding ground for anxiety, self-doubt, and comparison.

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How Others' Feelings Can Shape Yours

How Others' Feelings Can Shape Yours

How Others' Feelings Can Shape Yours
Manasi Kulkarni
Published on: 07/09/2025

Have you ever walked into a room and felt like you could cut the tension with a knife? Or maybe you've been around someone who's so infectiously enthusiastic that you can't help but catch their excitement? This phenomenon is known as emotional contagion, and it's a powerful force that can shape our emotions, behaviors, and relationships in ways we might not even realize.

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Why Unfinished Tasks Live Rent-Free in Your Head (The Zeigarnik Effect)

Why Unfinished Tasks Live Rent-Free in Your Head (The Zeigarnik Effect)

Why Unfinished Tasks Live Rent-Free in Your Head (The Zeigarnik Effect)
Manasi Kulkarni
Published on: 03/09/2025

Do you notice your brain nagging you about unfinished tasks? Or are you the type who sleeps soundly no matter what’s on the to-do list? Then this one is for you!

Psychological Well-being