This week's tips from QDT
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How to Overcome Feelings of Shame | What do challenges as diverse as addiction, perfectionism, narcissism, and masochism have in common? They’re driven by a family of emotions that share “a painful awareness of self,” otherwise known as shame. This week, Savvy Psychologist Dr. Ellen Hendriksen talks with psychologist Dr. Joseph Burgo about the often-misunderstood experience of shame, and most importantly, how to overcome it. | |
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| Do Tattoos Boost Your Immune System? | A series of popular science articles have recently been touting the health benefits of tattoos, specifically their ability to boost your immune system. But is a little ink really the cure for the common cold? | |
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| Want to Jump Higher? 8 Ways to Improve Your Vertical Leap | Training methods including heavy resistance training, explosive resistance training, plyometrics, electrostimulation, and even vibration platforms have all been used to potentially enhance vertical jump (or vertical leap) performance. But which ones have been proven to be the most effective? | |
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| Carving Out Time for Your Spouse (Once You Have Kids) | Julie Morgenstern, author of Time to Parent, Time Management From the Inside Out, and Organizing From the Inside Out, and host of the podcast Time to Parent, discusses the importance of creating alone time for you and your spouse—without the kids!—for the health of your relationship. | |
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| | Sound Education Conference | Your favorite education podcasters—including Grammar Girl, Savvy Psychologist, Get-It-Done Guy, and Dan Carlin of Hardcore History—are headed to Sound Education, an education podcasting conference dedicated to bringing learning to the airwaves. Get your tickets here! | |
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