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Maybe I wasn’t a has-been after all. The post Loving My Third Chapter appeared first on The Good Men Project .

Anger is one of the easiest emotions for men to express and one of the hardest for men to understand. The post Men and Anger Management: What’s Really Going on Beneath the Surface appeared first on The Good Men Project .

The science on wildlife PTSD is a rapidly growing field: How do we detect and treat post-trauma in our wild friends? And how can we prevent it? The post Dr. Green: Can Wildlife Get PTSD? appeared first on The Good Men Project .

What is the one percent of this situation that I can actually change, right now, with my own hands and words? The post How the 1% Rule of Cognitive Focus Transforms Fatherhood appeared first on The Good Men Project .

To learn to ask yourself better questions is to begin to take charge of your own thinking. The post Learning to Ask Yourself Better Questions appeared first on The Good Men Project .

Struggling to change beliefs about women and sex? Learn how to overcome toxic thinking and build healthier relationships. The post I Need to Detox My Soul. How Do I Change My Beliefs About Women and Sex? appeared first on The Good Men Project .

Why is Donald Trump drawn to chaos and conflict? Explore the psychology behind Donald Trump cruelty and leadership. The post How Did Donald Trump Become So Cruel and Enamored With Chaos and Conflict? appeared first on The Good Men Project .

Forgiveness leads to freedom, peace, joy, and reclaiming your future. The post The Transformative Power of Forgiveness appeared first on The Good Men Project .

When you try to outrun grief by performing a reckless, high‑energy “post‑divorce persona.” The post A Post‑Divorce Performance: When ‘Livin’ It Up’ Makes Some Men Crumble Behind the Act appeared first on The Good Men Project .

— One thermostat sounds simple until a family has to live with it. The upstairs bedroom is too warm. The basement is cold. The home office gets stuffy after lunch. The family room feels fine until everyone sits down with the TV on. Then the thermostat becomes a household argument. Someone turns it down. Someone… The post One Thermostat Is Not Enough for Every Room in a Busy House appeared first o…

Parents are their child’s biggest advocates, especially when the child has unique needs or challenges. The post 5 Parenting Tips to Advocate for Your Child appeared first on The Good Men Project .

Explore how clinical trial recruitment has shifted to digital marketing - key challenges, new strategies, and why paid clinical trials now demand modern audience targeting. The post Clinical Trial Recruitment in the Digital Era: Challenges and New Strategies appeared first on The Good Men Project .

— Let’s skip the part where I pretend this is a comfortable question. Consider this number: recent surveys suggest that somewhere between 27 and 38 percent of Americans are currently estranged from at least one family member. Karl Pillemer’s landmark Cornell Family Estrangement and Reconciliation Project put the figure at 27 percent — roughly 67… The post What If Your Parents Really Did Screw Up?…

— Nash equilibrium in game theory (a section of applied mathematics) describes a state where no player can improve their outcome by changing their strategy unilaterally. According to this notion, when players account for not only their personal gain but also their effect on the group, the equilibrium shifts closer to the social optimum. ‘Why… The post Discipline Vs. Creativity. Do Asian Parents D…

“It is becoming increasingly easier for local forces to independently advance their agendas with very rudimentary tools.” The post Everywhere Insiders 47: Drone Warfare, Mali Instability, and Africa’s Emerging Security Crisis appeared first on The Good Men Project .