Have you ever felt like your work is never-ending? Your schedule is packed, deadlines are piling up, and taking a break feels impossible. Taking microbreaks is the same as being unproductive. But what if microbreaks could help you accomplish more?
It's been a long day. You got up early, drove to work in crazy traffic, got stressed, faced many boss "requests" that had to be handled quickly, got frustrated again, and drove home in even more terrible traffic. When you arrived home, the aroma of rose geranium greeted you. Like magic, it makes you feel calm and tranquil. Your burden appears to have vanished. What exactly is going on?
Who doesn't want to live a happy life? Excellent career. A fine family. A long-lasting marriage. Everyone does. However, how often do we give thanks for what we already have while pursuing happiness?
Caesar Hito, a soap opera actor, has admitted to suffering from a hoarding disorder, a mental disorder he has had since elementary school (detikhot). What exactly is hoarding disorder?
What personality type are you? Do you frequently divulge personal information when under stress and unable to manage yourself? Or do you share your most private information with people you don't know well, such as strangers, or even those who aren't your closest confidants?
"My wife no longer wants to talk after I changed jobs, and I was laid off not long after," a friend of mine said. "It's been six months," he continued.
