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No Space for Plants at Home? Try Inverted Gardening

Inverted gardening is the art of growing plants upside down, with the roots to the sky and shoots to the ground
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Stop your monkey mind from sabotaging your success

Millions who possess the potential to achieve great heights of success are struggling with one enemy—the inner critic. Learn how to defeat this enemy at its own game and find the success and happiness that you desire and deserve
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Why do relationships fall apart?

The real reason why so many relationships fail is that four minds don’t think alike
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Odd man out: Confessions of a stay-at-home dad

Being a stay-at-home husband is still a relatively novel concept in India. Most male homemakers are met with hostility, contempt and puzzlement. Sidharth Balachandran bares all to share his experiences as a stay-at-home dad
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9 Ideas to Help You Change Your Relationship With Money

Kate Levinson explores the complex and often confusing relationship between our emotions and our finances
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To Prevent Burnout, Set Clear Boundaries

To prevent burning out, you need to set clear and firm boundaries for yourself
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Dada Vaswani shows how to keep your love fresh

J P Vaswani shares the secret keeping the love in your marriage blossoming even after years of togetherness
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The Zen of work

It is not the actual events that occur in our workplace that leave us stressed but our refusal to let go of our perceptions of them
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Kleptomania: Sticky little fingers

What can you do when you discover that your kid can’t resist the urge to steal?
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Boredom and Burnout: The Two Sides of a Coin

Burnout is not necessarily caused by excessive stress. On the contrary, it is often the result of boredom due to a paucity of challenges that test your mettle. According to research, work that has stopped engaging you can be harmful to your wellbeing. But it is possible to insulate yourself from the phenomenon that affects millions of unsuspecting executives