Are you looking for small ways to improve your life? Maybe you’re hoping to cut out bad habits and replace them with more productive and healthy ones.

Thankfully, it’s easy to find small ways to feel better. If you need some inspiration, here are 10 small ways to improve your life:

Learn about the most helpful way to be nicer to yourself when you make a mistake. This is going to help you not only cope better when you mess up, but actually learn from your experiences. It’s called self-compassion and it really works.

Looking for a new book that just might change your life? I’ve narrowed down the top 12 therapist-approved books that I consistently recommend so you can make positive, lasting changes.

If you’re planning to stay remote for the foreseeable future, here are some tips to make working from home a little bit easier and lot more productive.

Do you wish you were more assertive in your personal and professional life? Read on to learn simple, actionable tools you can use to be more assertive with friends, family, romantic partners, and at work.

Nearly everyone accepts multitasking as an effective thing to do and unfortunately, the truth is that multitasking is neither efficient nor effective. Fortunately there's a much better way to get stuff done that will not only save you time, but also prevent burnout.

Managing your stress to prevent burn out is more important than ever. You may already be feeling the negative effects, but the good news is that you can start reducing stress immediately through small, daily actions. Make protecting your mental and physical health a top priority with these 5 simple steps.

Do you replay things over and over again? Are worries distracting you during the day or keeping you up at night? If you struggle with constant worry and rumination, here are some tips to help you break out of the cycle and get your life back.

Real self-care is not a luxury, it’s a necessity. It’s an ethical mandate for helping professionals to prevent burnout and secondary trauma, but it’s also something we all need to function, no matter your profession. Read on for tips on overcoming self-care guilt.