Elizabeth Laura Nelson

The only thing worse than being in a bad mood, is dealing with someone else’s bad mood.

Clutter is a distraction, causing you to lose focus and get sidetracked, and it also signals your brain to feel that your work is never done.

As a person who writes about relationships for a living, I might be one of the people least in need of all this well-meaning advice, which usually amounts to clichés and can even veer into the territory of outright insults. What I need – what most of us need – is for people to hear me, and to trust me.

My whole life, people have been telling me I’m “too much." It's BS.

Pretending you don’t have feelings doesn’t pay off.

How do you deal with feeling lonely; are you okay with having alone time?

We’ve probably all heard it a million times: relationships are hard work.

Although research is clear we should not come to work sick, there’s still a stigma associated with admitting you’re too ill to go to work.

Finding gratitude in the wake of a bad breakup isn’t easy. Here are a few things to focus on.