Among the more peculiar disorders is compulsive hoarding syndrome, compulsive hoarder syndrome, hoarding disorder, or disposophobia. People with this syndrome develop an “obsessive-compulsive” need to accumulate objects, unable to get rid of the slightest thing, even if it is apparently worthless, dangerous, or unhealthy.
For years, I have been involved in developing the art of giving/receiving gifts, and today I am sharing with you 4 tips that work very well for me when it comes to giving or receiving a gift
These are my “key” questions that I ask myself when I need to remember or actualized my purpose in life, my Ikigai, my why
Generally the answer to that simple question we adapt it according to our interlocutor and in most cases, we answer without knowing the answer ourselves. One of the options is to answer also in terms of what we have (a profession, a social status).
“Slowness” is a state (mental, physical, psychological, and I’ll even say emotional) that implies a presence that I can’t have all the time.
The smile is present in all cultures, traditions, religions, it is a universal expression. We often forget it, especially in times like the one we are going through today.
A few years ago I lived one of the most enriching experiences of my life: burnout (or extreme fatigue) and thanks to this experience I learned that doing only one task at a time is not only more productive but also key to our well-being and happiness.
“Whoever wants to travel happy must travel light” Antoine de Saint-Exupéry My best childhood memories are the city trips I used to do at weekends
The first time I heard about “spring cleaning” was more than 20 years ago when I came to Europe and to tell you the truth I was astonished. What? it is only in spring that a big cleaning is done? I had already rooted the concept that “cleaning and organising” should be something fun, something that makes you happy and that it should be done not only in spring but at different times of the year.
Rituals and ceremonies have always been part of our culture and traditions, regardless of our religion, beliefs, or ethnicity. In all countries, cultures, and religions of the world we have specific rituals and ceremonies that we perform with fervor and in many cases have become part of our customs.
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