Fewer widows drop advisors than an old industry trope suggests
Investment advisors and planners are stuck. For decades, the industry has perpetuated a figure that suggests 70% of widows drop ...
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Research suggests people raised in the 1960s and 70s might be the toughest generation yet — and the proof is that they’re reading this right now and their first instinct is to shrug it off, because even accepting a compliment about their own resilience feels like asking for something they were raised to never need
Someone just sent me that title about our generation being the toughest, and you know what I did? Exactly what ...
Research suggests that people who say they prefer being alone aren’t always telling the truth. Many of them preferred connection until it repeatedly disappointed them, and solitude became the story they told to make the disappointment portable.
A growing body of psychological research points to an uncomfortable finding: many people who say they prefer being alone aren’t ...
Research suggests the loneliness people feel after a long career ends isn’t about missing the work – it’s about discovering that most of their relationships were infrastructure, not friendship
Nobody warned me about the silence. I expected to miss the classroom when I retired. I expected to miss the ...
Research suggests the postwar decades produced workers who could delay gratification for years at a time — not because they were wiser than younger generations but because the reward at the end was real and they’d seen it happen with their own eyes
I watched my father leave the house at the same time every morning for close to thirty years. Same briefcase, ...
SIP or lumpsum? Expert suggests best approach for first-time mutual fund investors with Rs 10,000
Starting your investment journey early is one of the most important financial decisions you can make. However, many first-time investors—especially ...
Psychology suggests if you still write things down on paper instead of your phone you aren’t resisting progress — you’ve found something that works and are practicing the increasingly rare skill of not replacing it simply because something newer arrived, and that skill, applied consistently, turns out to predict a surprising number of other things about how you make decisions
I keep a physical notebook for first drafts and interview notes. I know it’s inefficient. I know there are apps ...
Research suggests adults who find it easier to bond with animals than with people aren’t antisocial — they’re drawn to a form of connection where the terms are visible, the loyalty isn’t conditional, and the relationship doesn’t require them to monitor a constantly shifting set of expectations that human attachment taught them to treat as a second job
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Research suggests that people who talk to themselves out loud while problem-solving aren’t eccentric — they’re accessing a cognitive loop that processes information 30% more efficiently than internal dialogue, and the habit that most people suppress in public is the exact mechanism their brain would choose if social judgement weren’t part of the equation
Add Silicon Canals to your Google News feed. Think about the last time you caught yourself talking out loud to ...
Research suggests that children who grew up as the emotional translator between two parents often become adults who can read a room instantly but have almost no idea what they themselves are actually feeling
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