How do we get better at interacting with our work colleagues? Performance expert Dr Adam Fraser has some interesting advice
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Reasearch found that outcomes of pitches, sales calls and other negotiations could be gauged with 87% accuracy based on body language alone.
Do you dread family gatherings because you know how exhausted you'll be afterwards? Fortunately, Lydia Levleva, a psychologist and coach, is on hand to help
Research says that people – potential employers included – decide for or against you within 30 seconds. Borrow our notes from charm school to blitz your next job interview.
Practical solutions to the four most common work/life balance problems.
Addicted to Facebook? Can't stop Tweeting? Know the facts before you share personal information online.
Spent the summer travelling? Don’t waste time battling the sleep-demon of jetlag. Here are some ways to overcome the long haul lurgy
Can’t go a day without checking Facebook? Your mouse habit may be about to become a mental illness. Consult our checklist to see if you're at risk of becoming addicted to the internet:
Biology says thou shalt expand, drop and droop as you age, but there are ways to ward off the middle age spread, writes David Goding
Forget faking it ‘til you make it. Genuine, lasting confidence is within your reach, writes Diana Timmins
Want to know how to thrive rather than simply survive during periods of transition? Diana Timmins explores how to manage stress in order to move freely with the times
Forget crystal balls and gypsies, hypnosis is a bone fide health tonic that can help you quit smoking, slim down and conquer your fears. Tamra Mercieca lifts the veil on what this age-old therapy is all about
Hoarding is now a recognised illness that is becoming more and more common in our ‘shop more, buy more’ culture. David Goding shows you how to identify whether you’re a compulsive hoarder and what to do if you’ve become one
An estimated 10 per cent of the population is left-handed, yet many are unaware of how it may affect wellbeing. Left-hander Rebecca Douglas investigates the implications of living your life left of centre
Inject the energy and enthusiasm of yesteryear into your workout. Jennifer Kang explores the merits of revisiting your favourite childhood activity, why you’ll love it and how to get started...again
Being cheerful could shorten your lifespan, while staying single and working harder may see you living to a ripe old age. Alecia Hancock examines new research on how to live a longer, healthier life
Contrary to popular belief, anger is a defining emotion – it is the gift of setting boundaries and in small doses is healthy. Tamra Mercieca shows you how the right kind of anger can create balance in your life
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