Category Wellbeing
Writing to Make Every Day a Good, Happy Day: Emotional Resilience
In life, we can’t always control the events that unfold around us, but what we can control is our response to them. From the moment we wake up, the day ahead may hold a mix of joys, challenges and unexpected…
Wired for Meaningful Connections Online and Offline
Why are so many people feeling isolated when we have more tools than ever to stay connected? Research show that over 4.8 billion people are active internet users globally. Are we wired for meaningful connections, both online and offline?
Feeling Good and Happy Through Smoke and Mirrors, Beyond the Conspiracy Culture
In previous decades, conspiracy theories were often limited to fringe groups, pamphlets or underground radio shows. But the rise of social media platforms has allowed these ideas to scale up like a pandemic. How do you protect your sense of wellbeing, how to you feel good and happy in a conspiracy culture?
Practical Steps to Improve Midlife Defence Mechanisms And Late-Life Health: How Psychological Resilience Shapes Our Future
What are the practical steps to improve midlife defence mechanisms and late-life health? If you want to find out how psychological resilience shapes our future, keep reading as Dr Marina Nani is sharing her enthusiasm for adult development, coping mechanisms and ageing gracefully.
I wish I knew : 10 Wisdom Tips for Adult Children
What is that you wish you knew? In her latest daily column, Dr Marina Nani is sharing 10 wisdom tips for adult children, drawn from years of self-actualisation and reflection, to inspire you to embrace a joyful life. From embracing change and investing in meaningful relationships to practicing gratitude and self-care, they are the " What I wish I knew" tips—helping you grow into the strongest, happiest version of yourself.
Feeling Good and Happy in a Highly Insensitive Society: 10 Practical Tips Backed by Science
For 600 days we carried out daily open conversations on feeling good and happy every day. One of the most frequent topics discussed was being a highly sensitive person in a highly insensitive society. As a highly sensitive person, you may experience emotions more deeply and notice subtleties that others might overlook. Keep reading to explore 10 Practical Tips Backed by Science
How Thoughts Shape Feelings: 5 Easy Steps to Feel Happy in a Conflicting World
Why so many of us struggle to feel happy? Our thoughts act as sculptors of our emotions, chiselling each feeling with precision. Could negative thoughts mould our feelings into anxiety and sadness? Dr Marina Nani explores how the landscape of our thoughts is shaping our emotions. Discover the power of thoughts on emotions and the 5 easy steps to feel happy in a conflicting world.
How to Feel Good and Happy: 8 Tips to Keep Every Day a Good Day
Our ability to feel good seems to fluctuate based on external events, but what if we could learn how to feel good no matter the circumstances? Science and psychology reveal that we can cultivate emotional resilience and maintain positive emotions even on difficult days.
Tea Time- It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere
While Japan's tea ceremony is a quiet, meditative ritual deeply rooted in Zen philosophy, the British tea ceremony unfolds as a social event defined by its own sense of elegance, tradition, and conviviality. The British approach to tea, known around the world as "afternoon tea," is not just a break in the day—it is a cultural institution that reflects the nation’s history, class distinctions, and love of refined indulgence. Just remember, have tea time today- after all it's Five O'Clock somewhere