There’s a clear line between assertiveness and manipulation. Manipulation is a covert way to get what you want, often at the expense of others. Assertiveness, however, is about being clear about your needs while respecting those of others. Now, when manipulators feel they’re losing control, they have a few tricks up their sleeves to regain … Read more
Just when I think I’ve seen it all, Philly surprises me with something new! As an exchange student navigating this vibrant city, I’ve compiled a list of must-visit places that won’t break the bank. Whether you’re looking for thrills, scenic views, or cultural experiences, these spots are perfect for students wanting to explore. Let’s dive … Read more
Addison Cash is an ISA Athens alumna at the University of Denver. In the following blog, Addison observes almost a dozen specific cultural differences between Greece and the United States. For all of these differences, she prefers the Greek way. Visit to Santorini When it comes to living in another country, one can suddenly fall … Read more
As a relationship expert, I’ve had a number of people come to me and ask why their relationship just never seem to work out. They tell me it feels like they’re stuck on repeat, always ending up in the same situation, unable to find “the one.” And so, their solution whenever things go south is … Read more
If you are wondering how study in UK in public and private universities is different then we want to take a moment to clear that out for you. The major difference between public and private universities is the source of their funding. Public universities are funded by the government and private universities get their funding … Read more
Last Updated on November 7, 2024 A Comeback that truly “Trumps” all comebacks. And the lot coming with it, of course! Particularly his proposed economic strategies being at the forefront of global debate. One that includes offers of a 60% threshold for Chinese imports and a 10% across-the-board tariff on imports from every country. For … Read more
There’s a clear distinction between growing older and growing wiser. The difference? It’s all about mental agility. Keeping your brain sharp as you age is about more than just memory games and puzzles. It’s about the habits you cultivate. Those who maintain their mental acuity into their 60s and beyond have certain habits in common. … Read more
There’s a striking difference between expressing dissatisfaction and unknowingly showcasing a deep-seated unhappiness. This difference lies in awareness. Displaying dissatisfaction is a conscious choice, often accompanied by an understanding of what’s causing it. Deep-seated unhappiness, however, can subtly manifest in our behaviors without us even noticing. Many women carry this burden of silent unhappiness, their … Read more
There’s a fine line between being misunderstood and being an introvert. Being an introvert means you recharge best in solitude, away from the buzz of social interaction. But people often misinterpret this as aloofness or rudeness. As an introvert myself, I can tell you that we have our own unique quirks that may seem strange … Read more
We’ve all come across people in our lives who seem to be lacking in honesty and sincerity. And often, without realizing it, they tend to use certain phrases that give them away. Wondering why your gut instinct keeps nudging you about someone? Hold on. It might not be because they are inherently bad people, but … Read more