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Amado Esposo

Minerva Quelale pari

El amor a mi esposo, lo que Dios tenía reservado para mí

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  • S11 · E42
    Monday · 43 min

    AI Is the New Social Media. Can We Protect Kids This Time?

    We’re still reckoning with the effects of social media on young people’s mental health. Now, with artificial intelligence rapidly becoming part of our everyday lives, we’re at risk of making the same mistakes all over again. In this live conversation...

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  • S11 · E41
    October 26 · 46 min

    The Unexpected Science of Cats and Happiness

    Cats have a reputation for being aloof, independent, and sometimes downright indifferent to their human companions. But what if we've been getting cats all wrong? In honor of National Cat Day, Dr. Laurie is joined by cat behavior expert...

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  • S11 · E40
    October 19 · 52 min

    Why Happiness Experts Still Struggle to Be Happy with Dr. Ethan Kross

    You might assume that people who study happiness for a living have it all figured out. But even happiness experts struggle to follow their own advice. They know the science behind feeling happier, managing difficult emotions, and building healthier...

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  • S11 · E39
    October 12 · 45 min

    What Gets Lost When We Text Instead of Talk with Dr. Nick Epley

    For most of human history, we only had one way to talk to one another: our voices. Today, we have more ways to communicate than ever before. We can text, call, send a video message, reach out over social media, et cetera. And we often choose whichever...

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  • S11 · E38
    October 5 · 33 min

    Finding the Magic in Everyday Life with Thoreau and Eric Weiner

    As we move through our busy lives, it’s easy to stop noticing the tiny, beautiful things all around us. But rediscovering the sense of wonder we had as children might not only bring us more joy — it could also help us better navigate life’s hardest...

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  • S11 · E36
    September 21 · 47 min

    Why Smaller Goals Can Lead to Bigger Changes with Eric Zimmer

    Most of us are familiar with this frustrating pattern: you set a goal, start off strong, but then lose motivation and end up right back at square one. Why does it seem so hard to change — even when you have a plan in place? Turns out, you may be...

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  • S11 · E34
    September 7 · 58 min

    Stop Doing Things the Hard Way with Dr. Angela Duckworth

    When we’re struggling to reach a goal, most of us assume the answer is to buckle down and try harder. But what if all that white-knuckling is actually making things more difficult than they need to be? Dr. Laurie speaks with psychologist Angela...

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  • S11 · E32
    August 17 · 48 min

    The Life-Changing Power of a Sabbatical

    It’s hard to focus on wellbeing when we’re expected to work nonstop until retirement. Taking a break from time to time should be a given, not a privilege. Dr. Laurie works in one of the few industries that recognizes the importance of extended time...

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  • S11 · E32
    August 10 · 26 min

    You're Actually Not Bothering People Enough

    Most of us hate asking for favors. We worry about being a burden, coming across as needy, or facing rejection for asking too much. But what if our fear of bothering people is stopping us, and the people around us, from becoming happier? Dr. Laurie...

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  • S11 · E31
    August 3 · 46 min

    Why Being Alone Might Be Better Than You Think

    In recent years, we've heard a lot of unsettling news about the loneliness epidemic and the dangers of social isolation. But could all this talk about loneliness paradoxically be making the problem... worse? Dr. Laurie unpacks what we get wrong about...

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  • S11 · E30
    July 27 · 41 min

    Winning the Lottery Could Ruin Your Life

    What would it take to make you happier? A raise? A promotion? Getting into your dream school? Winning the lottery? It turns out that we’re surprisingly bad at predicting how these events will actually make us feel. When they do make us happier,...

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  • S11 · E29
    July 20 · 43 min

    Men Don’t Just Need Friends. They Need Bromance.

    Men today are spending less time with friends, and many have no close friendships at all. Research shows that this lack of social connection can lead to serious long-term consequences for men's mental and physical health. The answer isn’t just more...

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  • S11 · E28
    July 13 · 37 min

    Forget Small Talk: Go Deep Instead

    Most of us default to small talk. It's polite, familiar, and feels like the safest way to start a conversation. But it may also be one of the biggest barriers to genuine connection. Dr. Laurie speaks with author and metal-health advocate...

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  • S11 · E27
    July 6 · 50 min

    What We Still Get Wrong About Happiness (Live at Dartmouth)

    In this special live episode, Dr. Laurie takes the stage at Dartmouth College for a conversation with happiness historian https://darrinmcmahon.com/. Together, they break down some of the biggest misconceptions about happiness in modern life, discuss...

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  • S11 · E26
    June 29 · 46 min

    Why the “Pursuit of Happiness” Is a Bad Idea

    The “pursuit of happiness” is one of America’s founding ideals. But what if chasing happiness is actually making us feel worse? In honor of the 250th anniversary of American independence, Dr. Laurie travels to Independence Hall in Philadelphia to...

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  • S11 · E25
    June 22 · 30 min

    Why “No Regrets” Is Bad Advice

    We’ve all had moments we wish we could do over: the relationship we stayed in too long, the opportunity we didn’t take, the thing we said that we can’t unsay. Regret can feel awful. So it’s no surprise that “no regrets” has become a popular life...

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  • S11 · E24
    June 15 · 43 min

    Are Kids Today Really Worse Off?

    We hear a lot about rising rates of anxiety, depression, and fragility among kids today. But when Harvard researcher https://www.gse.harvard.edu/directory/faculty/alexis-redding uncovered a forgotten trove of interviews with college students from the...

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