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Plus 3 ways to repair and rebuild your relationships. Email not displaying correctly? [View it in your browser.]( [Psych Central]( The Top 5 [5 Unhealthy Behaviors That Rob You of Happiness]( [Anger not like other emotions]Many people unwittingly engage in habits that reduce joy. Without meaning to, they repeat misery-making behaviors and wonder why they are downcast. If you want to increase your happiness, quit these self-defeating practices. [3 Ways to Repair and Rebuild Your Relationships]( When trying to repair a relationship - even with yourself - take these intentional steps. [How to Dig Through Your Dreams]( Paying attention to our dreams can be powerful (and it can be done). [Narcissism Passed Down a Generation]( Covert narcissism is occasionally seen in children of narcissistic parents. Basically it works like this... [5 Ways to Avoid Overreacting in Your Relationship]( In the moment, it is very difficult to consider remedies to handle personal and interpersonal triggers. 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