An Article Only 1% of People Can Understand
The 80/20 rule is widely known and widely applied—but who can reach the one-versus-ninety-nine level?…
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Who Do You See in Yourself: Lin Daiyu or Cinderella?
Why can Lin Daiyu win the affection of a wealthy, handsome suitor, while Cinderella can build a lifelong partnership with her prince?…
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Life in Australia Really Isn’t as Easy as You Think!
Character shapes destiny and success. A sound character makes a person trustworthy and doubles the efficiency of communication.…
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I Threw Away the Birthday Card My Child Made for Me
Parenting today is not easy. We often need to think one step further—especially parents born in the 1980s, because the methods our parents used on us no longer fit. Can you truly adapt your approach to each child?…
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What Defines an Ideal Man or Woman—and How Do You Compare?
As environments change and the times test us, what we can do is find the method that suits us, do what we love, and become our own unique, successful selves.…
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From Meeting to Falling in Love—and Finally Becoming Strangers: What Did We Miss?
I’m going to cut my hair into a style you won’t recognise. Will that help me forget you?…
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The Family Handbook: A Psychological Approach to Resolving Spousal Disputes
I really don’t want to argue with you about housework anymore. I know you’re busy with work, so how about you vacuum while I look after the children, cook and do the laundry?…
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The Right Distance Between You and Your Partner
After sweetness and heartbreak, I still never found the right distance between us. Only now do I understand that we need a “map of love”.…
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What Kind of Profession Can Keep You Competitive for Life?
Technology is advancing by leaps and bounds. No one can guarantee that any profession will be immune from layoffs or obsolescence.…
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How Middle-Class Parents Can Help the Next Generation Move Up
Learning to observe your child’s thoughts—and your own—with sensitivity, then intervening at the right time and in the right way, is an art.…
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After 101 Failures, I Turned My Lessons into Poetry…
Do you truly understand them? Do you truly understand yourself? Eye-opening psychology can help you read yourself—and the world.…
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Awakening Dormant Memories – Stories of Past and Present in Australia
Sydney in 2016 began amid summer rain that alternated between hurried and gentle. For days, it seeped into gardens, streets and every corner of the city—and into people’s deepest memories.…
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Half a Bottle of Oil
I recently read this story: long ago, a mother gave her eldest son ten dollars and an empty bottle and asked him to buy oil. He filled it, but fell on the way home and spilled half the bottle.…
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A Simple Way to Quickly Improve Your Closing Rate by 30–50%
On streets and in shopping centres, it is becoming increasingly common to see smartly dressed men and women professionally presenting property developments to passers-by.…
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Overseas, Should You Rely on Connections and Acquaintances to Get Things Done?
I have a neighbour, Xiao A. She is neither wealthy nor well connected, and she does not have many friends. Yet whenever she needs help, friends and acquaintances gladly give her practical, dependable support.…
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