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Mr Jim Carrey in “The Truman Show”, 1998. Photograph by Paramount Pictures/Alamy
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Psychotherapist Mr David Waters shares the surprising secret to strong leadership. Illustration by Mr Julien Pacaud
“I’ve just lost my job and I did nothing wrong.”
Illustration by Ms Stefania Infante
Psychotherapist Mr David Waters uses real-life stories to give you the tools to get the most out of life. Illustration by Mr Charlie Davis
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Illustration by Ms Stefania Infante
Illustration by Ms Stefania Infante
It’s time to acknowledge our human messiness. Getty Images
Replace Your Search For ‘Work-Life Balance’ With These 3 More Achievable Goals
The Observer
Learn to silence your inner critic.
Kaitlyn Flannagan for Observer
3 Tools of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to Manage Extreme Stress
The Observer
Last-minute tactics to unleash your confidant self. Ben Rosett/Unsplash
Toxic leadership isn’t just bad for business; it can also make workers seriously ill. Hunters Race/Unsplash
Learning to accurately identify feelings could radically improve your quality of life. Frank McKenna
A major study from University at Buffalo found men were more likely to exhibit narcissistic traits than women. Getty Images.
Step one: Accurately identify your feelings. Francisco Moreno/Unsplash
Managing Stress: A Guide for Men
The Observer
What made you most excited as a kid? Danny Kekspro/Unsplash
5 Steps to Making a Midlife Career Change
The Observer
The ultimate narcissist: Ben Stiller as Derek Zoolander. Photograph: Allstar
PUTTING THE SPOTLIGHT ON NARCISSISM
The Guardian
Lewis Hamilton Miami Grand Prix (Photo by Jared C. Tilton/Getty Images)